The language feature is available in SCCM 1602+. In the Upgrade tab, specify the Language, Required and Title of the upgrade packages you want to deploy.Specify how many days you want to wait before deploying.Specify the Windows readiness state to which your servicing plan should apply.On the Servicing Plan tab, click Browse and select your T arget Collection.In the General pane, give a Name and Description, click Next.Right-click Servicing Plan and select Create Servicing Plan.Go to Software Library \ Windows 10 Servicing \ Servicing Plan.
Looking at the Windows 10 Servicing dashboard ( Software Library \ Windows 10 Servicing), you can see your Windows 10 expiration statistics : If you need to upgrade your Windows 7 to Windows 10 use an Upgrade Task Sequence instead. You can’t use that to upgrade Windows 7 to Windows 10. Servicing plans are designed to upgrade Windows 10 from one build to another build only. Servicing Plan and Automatic Deployment Rules shares the same engine so you won’t be disoriented by servicing plans. Now that we have Windupgrade packages synchronized in SCCM, we can create a servicing plan for our Windows 10 devices. TL DR : Feature Upgrade = CB, Upgrades = CBB Create WindServicing Plans Once again, if you are seeing Feature Upgrade and Upgrades read this post to understand the difference. You should have your WindUpgrade packages listed.Once completed, go to Software Library \ Windows 10 Servicing \ All Windows 10 Updates.As for any Software Update synchronization process, follow the progress in Wsyncmgr.log in your SCCM installation directory.Right-click Windows 10 Servicing, select Synchronize Software Updates.Go to Software Library \ Windows 10 Servicing.We’ll start by making sure that the latest Feature Upgrade is synchronized on our server: Be sure to read that to understand the difference between both. This post also explains the difference between Features Updates and Upgrades in update classifications. If it’s the first time you are using Windows 10 servicing plans, follow our previous post that explains the requirements to setup your Software Update Point. Treat it as a new operating system as if you were upgrading Windows 7 to Windows 10. Do not treat a feature upgrade as normal monthly software updates.
Test it in a lab environment, deploy it to a limited group and test all your business applications before broad deployment. Microsoft published the next 1703 feature update (aka Creator Update), as Current Branch Update on 11th April 2017. Four months after the Current Branch for Business will be published (planned for August 2017) and you may need to deploy it to your Windows 10 computer to stay supported or to benefits from the new features.īefore deploying a new Windows 10 feature upgrade, you need to have a good plan.
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