

The next page allows us to add applications/packages that we want to pre-install into the VM. Useful if our image is already up-to-date.


We can also skip OS updates if we want to. The next screen allows us to pick the admin user name and password. Image Builder Plan with a possibility to include some manual tasksĪfter that, you’ll have to chose the VM’s name, CPU, Memory and disk sizes. The next step is where you plan whether you would like to stop and do some manual tasks. Usually, W10 ISOs come with a different edition in a single ISO image. Pick the Windows 10 ISO image and you’ll have to choose the Windows 10 image and its edition.

As you can see, the design is almost identical with for example deploying of VMware vCenter server appliance (VCSA). Once done, just start the Imager software. The installation itself isn’t covered within this step-by-step.
