Windows 10: Capturing syspreped image on virtual machine

Hello, and Merry Christmas to all!

i have syspreped win10 32 bit 1511 virtual machine.
problem is i cant capture .wim file. i tried for months all tutorials, and various virtual patforms (VirtualBox, Hyper-V, and VMware, which iam using right now)
i try imagex, macrium, but no luck. iam doing something wrong
I'm stuck on it and ponder for a month
i want to deploy that .wim on physical computer in my company.

when i do that on real physical computer i capture image over network...wds
problem is iam not too much in my office, and now a have limited comuter technology, so i use VM.

I am very eager to solve the problem, and be smarter person. hahaha

thank you in advance

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Windows 10 Capture Image Problem

Kindly, I'm trying to capture image of windows 10 for my WDS after making sysprep for the machine,

After booting from the network there is no capture image option to capture this machine windows image.

Is there any help for this issue?

 

Possible to sysprep an upgraded Windows 10 image, on an OEM machine?

Previously, I have been able to install the OEM build of Windows 8.1 on an OEM system (in this case a Lenovo laptop) and then sysprep and capture the image in order to use it as a base image for deployment on other similarly licensed OEM laptops in my enterprise
environment.

However, if I perform an upgrade to Windows 10, sysprep the machine, and then capture and try to redeploy the image to another machine in a clean zero-state (or even the same machine), the post-deploy process prompts me to enter the license key for Windows
10, rather than reading the system motherboard to identify that the system is a qualifying OEM upgradable to Windows 10 system.

So is it possible to perform a sysprep of an upgraded Windows 10 system, or do I need to have new base install media from the OEM that contains a valid activation key?