US EditionMicrosoft Euthanizes Ancient Deployment Toolkit
Microsoft ended support for the decades-old Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, urging users to switch to Windows Autopilot or Configuration Manager Operating System Deployment.
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Snif, snif sniiiif, is the end of an era for all system admins who have had their hands in the country for more than two decades. Hey yes, friends, Microsoft has just decided to disconnect the take of its venerable Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT). Adios this tool born in 2003 (under the name of BDD at the time) that saved us the bet for more than 20 years to install whole parks of bikes without spending the night there! So why this turnaround…
The bulk of Microsoft's product portfolio continues. Now the company has also announced the end of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT). The decision was taken by many IT departments around the world on the wrong foot. (Read more)
Microsoft Pulls the Plug On Its Free, Two-Decade-Old Windows Deployment Toolkit
Microsoft has abruptly retired the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, a free platform that IT administrators have relied on to deploy Windows operating systems and applications for more than two decades. The retirement, reports the Register, came with "immediate" notice, meaning no more fixes, support, s...
A quick note for administrators among our readers who might still be using older deployment methods: Microsoft has announced the end of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT). This is effective immediately. There will be no more updates, patches, or support. (See the article: MDT is history: Microsoft pulls the plug on the Deployment Toolkit)
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