Description: Exports an existing image from the image store to a WIM file. Syntax: WDSUTIL Options /Export-Image /Image: ...

Description: Exports an existing image from the image store to a WIM
             file.

Syntax:
WDSUTIL [Options] /Export-Image /Image: [/Server:]
     /ImageType:{Boot | Install}

/Image:         The name of the image to be exported.
[/Server:]     The name of the WDS server. This can be either
                            the NetBIOS name or the FQDN. If not specified,
                            the local server will be used.
/ImageType:{Boot | Install} The type of image to be exported.

For Boot images:
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WDSUTIL [Options] /Export-Image /Image: [/Server:]
     /ImageType:Boot /Architecture:{x86 | ia64 | x64} [/Filename:]
     /DestinationImage
         /Filepath:
         [/Name:]
         [/Description:]
     [/Overwrite:{Yes | No}]

/Architecture:{x86 | ia64 | x64}    The architecture of the image to be
                                    exported. Since it is possible to have
                                    the same image name for Boot images
                                    in different architectures, you should
                                    specify the architecture to ensure the
                                    correct image is used.
[/Filename:]             If the image cannot be uniquely identified
                                    by name, the file name must be specified.
/DestinationImage
    /FilePath:           Specifies the file path for the new image.
    [/Name:]                  Sets the display name of the image. If not
                                    specified, the display name of the source
                                    image will be used.
    [/Description:]    Sets the description of the image.
[/Overwrite:{Yes | No}]             Determines whether the file specified in
                                    /DestinationImage should be overwritten
                                    if a file with that name already exists.
                                    No means WDS will error if such a file
                                    exists. The default is No.