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The process I follow which works pretty well is:

 

Add Vanilla WIM.

Offline service updates into the WIM (either using SCCM console or using dism)

Use that WIM in a build and capture TS which has update steps which installs all non Windows updates and any recent updates (as well as installing all c++/.NET pre-reqs etc.

Then use that captured WIM in the deployment TS which has no update step, making it much faster.

The Deployment TS writes the build version to the OS description and that version no. is updated when the B&C is updated.

 

This would eliminate any mismatch between the updates your machines have, so you are maintaining a baseline per build, indicated by the version number. This also makes supporting issues with your desktops that may be update related more straight forward as you can compare builds.

 

Hope this helps!

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well this sounds like how we do this except that we have a update step to patch office.

 

so far today we have made two osd´s, one known and one unknown computer, both did get patches.. yesterday neither of them did.

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Hi again.

 

our problems continues, now we dont get patches anymore in OSD on either our win7 or win8 tasks. at the end of last week all computer got patches in our OSD, and now non.

 

can anyone se anything specific in the logs and maybe guide me in the right direction?

 

https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=B69CD1CE01868052%2124439

 

 

edit: Think it is an ADR issue, Think we did some bad thinking, will come back on that

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