Make the selections you prefer and then click Next. Step 6. If you're installing Windows 10 for the first time, you must enter a genuine product key. If you're reinstalling Windows 10, just click I don't have a product key. Then click Next. Step 8. Tick the I accept the license terms checkbox and then click Next. Step You will be asked where you want to install Windows. Choose the drive or partition that you want to use for Windows Once the installation is done, you need to restart your computer by clicking Restart now.
Installing Windows 10 with a bootable USB can greatly reduce installation time. To create a bootable USB flash drive with the installation files, you can insert a USB at least 4GB in size to your computer and then follow these steps:. Type the following commands one at a time and press Enter after each command:. Please be sure you want to do this! They are just an example here. Note Installing packages from local manifest files may have risks. Submit and view feedback for This product This page.
View all page feedback. In this article. Must be followed by the path to the manifest YAML file. You can use the manifest to run the install experience from a local YAML file. Enables you to specify an exact version to install. If not specified, latest will install the highest versioned application. Uses the exact string in the query, including checking for case-sensitivity.
It will not use the default behavior of a substring. A deployment package contains the software update files that you want to deploy to the client computers. You can either select an existing deployment package, or prefer to create a new one. In this case, we are going to deploy a Feature Update to Windows 10 Version 21H2 and this is just one update. But I always recommend creating a deployment package for Windows 10 21H2 upgrade.
Select Create a new deployment package , specify the name as Windows 10 21H2 Deployment package. Next, specify the Package Source , a folder where the Windows 10 21H2 enablement package must download. On the Distribution points page, click Add and select the distribution points to which you want to distribute the Windows 10 21H2 deployment package. On the Language Selection window, you can specify additional languages for the updates. We have successfully deployed the Windows 10 21H2 feature update to our Windows 10 device collection.
Close the Completion window. The distribution point status shows a Green circle which means the deployment package is distributed to DP. On the client computer, launch the software center. Click Install and on when asked Confirm you want to upgrade the operating system on this computer , select Install.
The Feature Update to Windows 10 Version 21H2 is downloaded from the distribution point and the installation begins. Within a minute, the Windows 10 21H2 KB update was installed on the computer.
You have to restart your computer to complete the Windows 10 21H2 upgrade. You can check the Windows 10 21H2 version and build number by running the winver command. PowerShell: Replacing Command Prompt in Windows 10, Powershell, like the name implies, is a powerful task automation and configuration management framework with which you can do so much more than Command Prompt.
This time, it has a blue-colored console and consists of a command line shell and an accompanying scripting language, which is integrated into the. NET Framework. ConEmu: ConEmu stands for Windows console emulator with tabs, multiple windows, and various customization options with multiple features. ConEmu is designed for advanced use. The software enables a computer system to behave specifically like another computer system. Like Command Prompt Portable, it is also available as a free and open source program.
Yes, Command Prompt is a free and open source app developed by Portable Apps. Use the instructions above to download the app for free. You can now run the following command on your nonbit-Windows OS to view the connection info of this Docker server:.
To connect your client to the Docker server, you need to generate keys and certs that handle authenticating your client both for TLS and SSH. We only have access to the client, which makes this more difficult.
To set up the Docker server, we needed access to a nonbit-Windows OS, and when we set up the server, Docker automatically generated the necessary keys and certs to establish a connection.
To find out where our Docker client stored these keys and certs, we run our environment command again for our particular docker machine using the same one as defined above :. This is the path through which Docker grabs the necessary certs and keys to connect to the aws-docker instance. This is how you get around needing to access the server to get your keys and certs. To know where the Docker server is running, as well as its name and a few other config options, Docker looks to environment variables that are defined through your CLI.
To see all of your current environment variables, enter the following command:. Your specific Docker variables, such as host, path, and name, will be different — so keep that in mind. Use the same environment variables that your nonbit-Windows OS showed. We need to set each of these variables manually, just as is shown here, and to do that we run:.
You should be able to see how you would substitute the variable name and value for each of the 4 variables we need to set. After you do this, if everything was set up properly, you should have a fully-functioning Docker client that is communicating with your remote Docker server. You can test it by running:. We strictly can only do things that the client can handle, such as managing images and containers, building new containers from a Dockerfile, attaching to running containers, etc. So, in the end, going through this process may not be worth it to you, but if you have a bit Windows OS lying around and you want to experience the power of Docker containers on that bad boy — then I hope this guide has helped you a little bit.
Windows 10 To run containers on Windows 10, you need the following: One physical computer system running Windows 10 Professional or Enterprise with Anniversary Update version or later. Hyper-V should be enabled. Install Docker The first step is to install Docker, which is required for working with Windows containers.
For more configuration details, see Docker Engine on Windows.
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