The files are in a zip file at the bottom of the page. Grab the Windows 10 Upgrade task sequence from this TechNet blog article by Aaron Czechowski. Step 1: Import the Windows 10 Upgrade task sequence and media Check out an earlier article I posted for guidance on this upgrade.
Note that you must be running SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 or SCCM 2012 SP2 to use this feature. You can still do deployments using the same methods used before, but this is just an easier way to upgrade current systems. If you’ve done Windows OS migrations in the past, you know this saves a ton of work. You no longer have to worry about USMT customization, application migration, or other complicated configuration- it just upgrades in-place and keeps everything. The biggest difference is that in-place upgrades are now an option. If you’ve previously deployed Windows 7/8 upgrades using SCCM, Windows 10 is an entirely different ballgame. Now that Windows 10 is available, I want to demonstrate how easy it is to deploy using System Center Configuration Manager. It is now an available task sequence in the current branch build of Configuration Manager. *****Update 1 – You no longer need to download the ZIP file to import the SCCM task sequence for the upgrade to Windows 10.
