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Sequences in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2

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This document series is a best practice guide for using Task Sequences in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2. The scenario is presented as a case study for a fictitious company, Fourth Coffee.

This document series is a best practice guide for using Task Sequences in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2. The scenario is presented as a case study for a fictitious company, Fourth Coffee. These documents go through the follow scenarios of using Task Sequences in SCCM 2012 Configuration Manager R2:

• Bare Metal Task Sequence and examination of steps
• Lessons learned from the bare metal process
• Create Computer Refresh Task Sequence Wizard and examination of the steps
• Lessons learned from the Create Computer Refresh Task Sequence

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Part I - Case Study for Task Sequence Best Practices.docx
    Part II - Create Bare Metal Task Sequence.docx
      Part III - Examine Bare Metal Task Sequence Steps.docx
        Part IV - Lessons Learned from Bare Metal Task Sequence.docx
          Part V - Create Computer Refresh Task Sequence Wizard.docx
            Part VII - Lessons Learned from Computer Refresh Task Sequence.docx

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              Operating Systems: Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2

              Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2

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