Windows 10: Upgrading from Win7 to Win10 via scripts while on a domain.

Good Afternoon,

Is there a guide or video that displays this certain way of installing Win10? I have many workstations on my network that I want to upgrade to Win10. I downloaded the ISO image of 1903 for Windows 10 from MS. I want to put it on my network drive that all the computers have access to. I want to then run a script using my 3rd party program such as PDQ pushing it to the workstations to do a silent install of Win10.

Thanks for all the help.

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hi, Andre,

yes, i think my note did say that i already created the bootable ISO on a DVD and started the Win10 upgrade from there. i already contacted the vendor and he gave me a list of Win10 drivers, suggested the bootable ISO upgrade method but did not recommend
a new BIOS update.

My PC is a ZOTAC CI320none with an Intel processor running a licensed Win7 Home Premium SP1.

 

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