NEWCreate Extra Partition

[Nitin_ted]

I am seeking some assistance or advice regarding a configuration matter. Currently, my PXE is functioning properly, but I have only configured the C drive. I have received a request from my seniors to create a D drive and allocate 500GB of storage, divided equally between C and D (50-50).

While exploring a solution, I came across the following link: [//www.photo-critics.com/create-extra-partition-in-mdt/]. However, I am unsure about the reference to MDT. Could you please provide clarification on what MDT stands for in this context?

Any guidance or recommendations you can offer would be greatly appreciated.

[AhmedLS]

I am seeking some assistance or advice regarding a configuration matter. Currently, my PXE is functioning properly, but I have only configured the C drive. I have received a request from my seniors to create a D drive and allocate 500GB of storage, divided equally between C and D (50-50).

While exploring a solution, I came across the following link: [//www.photo-critics.com/create-extra-partition-in-mdt/]. However, I am unsure about the reference to MDT. Could you please provide clarification on what MDT stands for in this context?

Any guidance or recommendations you can offer would be greatly appreciated.



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MDT is microsoft deployment toolkit which is integrated into SCCM. you can use the same in your task sequence as the configuration you posted in the photo just change the % from 60-100 into 50 - 100. you will end up with a disk of 50% for C drive and 49% for D drive

[Nitin_ted]

MDT is microsoft deployment toolkit which is integrated into SCCM. you can use the same in your task sequence as the configuration you posted in the photo just change the % from 60-100 into 50 - 100. you will end up with a disk of 50% for C drive and 49% for D drive

Hi@AhmedLSThanks for your quick reply. If I delete EFI and MSR from Volumes. Does it affect task sequence?

[AhmedLS]

Hi@AhmedLSThanks for your quick reply. If I delete EFI and MSR from Volumes. Does it affect task sequence?

the EFI is the most imprtant partition otherwise your windows won't boot. i am not sure actually what would happen if you delete the MSR. i always had it on my task sequence. as far as i know it stores the bootloader files when installing windows so technically it is as important as the EFI partition.