How To: Reimage a PC remotely

#windowsdeployment
Step-by-step guide to remotely reimage a computer with your corporate Windows image from the centralized SmartDeploy Admin Console. Zero-touch, no VPN connection necessary.

With SmartDeploy, IT can configure and manage remote PCs with ease. In this video, Jeff will show you how to deploy your Windows image to a remote laptop that has been drop-shipped to a “Work From Home” end user by leveraging Google Drive cloud storage. SmartDeploy also integrates with Box, Dropbox, and OneDrive.

SmartDeploy reimage a PC remotely steps:

1:28 - How to integrate SmartDeploy with your cloud services
2:45 - Upload files to your cloud storage
5:42 - Install the client
8:00 - Deploy the image

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[jeffkolln]

Very helpful and insightful video! Easy to fallow and worked for me every time! Thank you!

[Yatana]

what if there's no windows to download anything on it?

[robertwright]

Suggestion: Make the screen larger when presenting so we can see it better...Thanks!

[purelaffs]

I have never been so frustrated following videos and instructional guides. Instructions and videos feel very rushed and seems like bits are missing. for Example, not advising creating shared etc. it completely goes on assumptions that the user knows things already. I could be wrong and maybe i'm missing something.

[RakshithBlackC]

How do I add it to the domain environment remotely?

[gcfree]

Is your SmartDeploy server (in this video) open to the public? I know you said it was hosted in Azure. If the server is locked down behind a firewall, what rules need to be created?

[rikachiu]

So this is dependent on the user? That scares me.

[cparker]

We don't need to see you have a high DPI monitor. We need to see your product and content you're trying to demonstrate. Next time lower the resolution of your display or record only a portion of your screen.