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In the Ccboot Console, go to Image Management -> Add. Point to your new VHD. Set the "OS Type" (Win10, Win11, Server 2022).

Your first ccboot image is now ready for deployment. ccboot image

In the CCBoot client settings, configure Write Cache: In the Ccboot Console, go to Image Management -> Add

Once the image resides on the server, the administrator manages it through the CCBoot Server Control Panel. In the CCBoot client settings, configure Write Cache

Before diving into creation, it is vital to understand the architecture. A ccboot image is not just a simple ISO file. It consists of three critical components on the server:

When a client boots via PXE, it downloads a tiny bootloader, connects to the Ccboot server, locates the assigned ccboot image, mounts it as a virtual drive, and loads the OS.

  • Compression & deduplication: Some deployments compress or use dedupe on underlying storage, but block-level caching and frequent random write patterns can reduce dedupe efficiency.

    • In the CCBoot ecosystem, the most critical concept is the Master Image. This is the "gold standard" or template image. Administrators build the Master Image exactly how they want all workstations to look—installing Windows updates, drivers, specific software (like Steam or Adobe Suite), and configuring settings. Once this image is finalized and "locked," it becomes the read-only source for all client PCs.