What's New in Windows ADK for Windows 11 24H2 (December 2024)

Microsoft just released a new Windows ADK version, ADK 10.1.26100.2454. For OS Deployment, in addition to removing a vulnerability for the installers, Microsoft added HTA for Windows on ARM and updated CopyPE.cmd and MakeWinPEMedia.cmd to support staging boot binaries signed with the new "Windows UEFI CA 2023" CA. You can learn more about the changes here.

Note: The boot images (winpe.wim) files in this ADK are EXACTLY the same as the now removed May 24H2 ADK (10.1.26100.1). Microsoft had a chance to fix a few known bugs… They didn't…

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Currently supported Configuration Manager version, including the latest 2409 version, now has official support for this ADK release (it took Microsoft a little bit to update the docs).

While MDT Lite Touch don't officially support any Windows ADK for Windows 11 release, this Dec 2024 version has been working fine in my testing.

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Johan Arwidmark

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Jamie McCudden
Jamie McCudden
2 months ago

Hi Johan,
Do you think it's still worth sticking with ADK 22H2 even in 2026? and also a question about the PS replacement for the VBScripting does this bring more future stability and are there any other benefits to switching over?
I am relatively new to the MDT setup having come from thick clients imaged the old way and using clonezilla to deploy as we are only 1300 devices on the estate. We did have a FOG setup prior, but I am now looking to get MDT setup for PXE deployment hopefully soon.
Any advice or insight much appreciated 😊

Jamie McCudden
Jamie McCudden
2 months ago
Reply to  Jamie McCudden

sorry i meant to say ADK 21H2 not 22 🤪

Nilantha
Nilantha
1 year ago

what is the risk to upgrade SCCM to latest branch 2409 for Windows 10 22h2 ? Is there any good documentation to get rid of MDT from Windows 10 task sequence. Please share. thank you!

Last edited 1 year ago by Nilantha
antonio
antonio
1 year ago

Could this mean that MDT can support deployments on ARM? My company may soon be moving to ARM on new devices, I don't want to lose MDT

Linda
Linda
1 year ago

I'm confused why update this when they are getting rid of MDT.


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