Johan Sandoval
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# Create a Bootable Imaging USB
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Use this when PXE isn't available (remote site, isolated network, or a device that won't PXE boot).
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## You'll Need
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- A USB drive of **32 GB or more** (it will be erased)
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- Access to the ConfigMgr console
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## Steps
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1. In the ConfigMgr console go to **Software Library > Operating Systems > Task Sequences**.
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2. Right-click the deployment task sequence > **Create Task Sequence Media**.
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3. Choose **Bootable media** > **Dynamic media**.
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4. Select **Removable USB drive** and pick the drive.
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5. Leave the media unprotected or set a password per team policy.
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6. Select the current production **boot image** and distribution point.
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7. Finish the wizard. Writing the media takes about 5-10 minutes.
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## Booting From It
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- Press the vendor boot-menu key (**F9** HP, **F12** Dell/Lenovo) and choose the USB device (UEFI).
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- If Secure Boot blocks the USB, confirm it was built from a signed boot image.
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