Injecting in a Disk Image
This section describes how to add applications to deployment shares you build with MDT 2010, and then inject those applications into disk images or install them when deploying the disk image. If you’re not using MDT 2010 to build and deploy Windows 7, see Chapter 4, to learn why using MDT 2010 is a better way to deploy Windows 7 than using the Windows Automated Installation Kit (Windows AIK) alone.
When planning application deployment, you choose between three deployment strategies: thick image, thin image, and hybrid image, as we described earlier in this chapter. If you’re using a thin-image strategy, you won’t be injecting applications into disk images. Instead, you’ll use a systems-management infrastructure such as ...
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