[/Description:] Sets the description for the image. [/WDSServer: ] Specifies the name of the WDS server that all clients who boot from this image should contact to install an image. By default, all clients who boot into this image will discover a WDS server. Use of this option to force the client to use the specified server. [/Overwrite:{Yes | No | Append}] Determines whether the file specified in /DestinationImage should be overwritten if an existing file with that name exists. No means WDS will error if such a file is found. Append means the discover image should be appended to the existing WIM file. The default is No. EXAMPLES: --------- WDSUTIL /New-DiscoverImage /Image:"WinPE boot image" /Architecture:x86 /DestinationImage /FilePath:"C: emp\WinPEDiscover.wim" WDSUTIL /Verbose /Progress /New-DiscoverImage /Server:MyWDSServer /Image:"WinPE boot image" /Architecture:x64 /Filename:boot.wim /DestinationImage /FilePath:"\\Server\Share\WinPEDiscover.wim" /Name:"New WinPE image" /Description:"WinPE image for WDS Client discovery" /Overwrite:No
/DelegatedAdmin:"name of user or group" Specifies the name of user or group that will install and administer the read-only ...
/delete The delete command will remove a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming ...
/Delete-Image /ImageFile: {/Index: | /Name: } /CheckIntegrity Deletes the specified volume image from a WIM file that has ...
/DemoteFSMO:{Yes | } Indicates that (forced) demotion should continue even if a FSMO role is discovered on the domain controller ...
/Description: Sets the description for the image. /WDSServer: Specifies the name of the WDS server that all clients who boot ...
/Device: Name of the device to be added. /ID: Specifies the ID of the computer, either a GUID, MAC address, or DUID associated ...
/Device: The computer name (SAMAccountName) of the device. /ID: Specifies the ID of the computer, either a GUID, MAC address, ...
/Disable-Feature /FeatureName: /PackageName: /Remove Disables the feature specified by the FeatureName command argument. ...
/Disable-Profiling Disables the run-time profiler in Windows PE image. Example: DISM.exe /Image:C: est\offline /Disable-Profiling ...