You can easily use OSBuilder to create an MDT Boot Image. One major difference in using OSBuilder is that 'Run the Windows Recovery Wizard' is now present since OSBuilder uses the OS Boot Images. WinPE.wim in the ADK does not contain any Recovery Environment components (which explains why it is so small)
MDT without DaRT Integration
MDT with DaRT Integration
New-PEBuildTask
You need to start by creating a New-PEBuildTask. WinRE.wim will be automatically used for this Task. To create MDT Media, use either of the following PowerShell command:
If you have added MS DaRT to OSBuilder, you will be prompted to add it. When complete, a Task JSON file will be created which can be used with New-PEBuild
The MDT Prefix will be added automatically to the Task Name, so unless you want 'MDT MDT Win10 x64 1809' as your Task Name, just leave it out.
The DeploymentShare Parameter is what tells OSBuilder to make this an MDT Boot Image. In my example above, I used MDT USB Media as my DeploymentShare. You can easily specify a Local Path or a Network Share.
ADK Packages
At a minimum, MDT requires the following ADK Packages
If you use WinRE as your SourceWim, there is no need to add these packages as they are already included in WinRE. You can optionally add things like MDAC, NetFX, and PowerShell to make things cooler.
