\n<\/strong>1. Go to System Center Configuration Manager>Site Database>Computer Management>Boot Images
\n<\/strong>2. Right Click on Boot image(in this case it\u00a0is 64bit)\u00a0and choose Properties
\n<\/strong>3. Select\u00a0Windows PE<\/strong> tab
\n4. Tick Enable command support (testing only) <\/strong>Click OK
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<\/a><\/a>\n5. You will receive the following message box. Click Yes.
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<\/a><\/a>\n6. This will launch Manage Distribution Points Wizard Which will update Boot image. Click Next
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<\/a><\/a>\n7. Wait until the progress is finished. Click Close.
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<\/a><\/a>\nFinished.<\/p>\n
Now do the same on the other Boot image.<\/p>\n
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