Description: Creates a capture image out of an existing boot image. Capture images are WinPE images that you boot a client ...

Description: Creates a capture image out of an existing boot image. Capture
          images are WinPE images that you boot a client computer into to
          capture the operating system as a WIM file. You must first create
          a capture image when you are creating custom install images.

Syntax:
WDSUTIL [Options]
        /New-CaptureImage
        [/Server:]
        /Image:
        /Architecture:{x86 | ia64 | x64 | arm}
        [/Filename:]
        /DestinationImage
          /FilePath:
          [/Name:]
          [/Description:]
          [/Overwrite:{Yes | No | Append}]
          [/UnattendFilePath:]

[/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.

/Image:
        The name of the source boot image.

/Architecture:{x86 | ia64 | x64 | arm}
        The architecture of the image to be returned. Since it is
        possible to have the same image name for boot images in
        different architectures, specifying the architecture ensures
        that the correct image is used.

[/Filename:]
        If the image cannot be uniquely identified by name, you must
        specify the file name.

/DestinationImage
  /FilePath:
        The full file path and name where the capture image should be
        created.

  [/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 for the image.