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# Using Full Flash Update (FFU) files to speed up Windows deployment
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What if you could have a Windows image (Windows 10/11 or Server) that has:
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- The latest Windows cumulative update
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- The latest .NET cumulative update
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- The latest Windows Defender Platform and Definition Updates
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- The latest version of Microsoft Edge
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- The latest version of OneDrive (Per-Machine)
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- The latest version of Microsoft 365 Apps/Office
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- The latest drivers from any of the major OEMs (Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft) (yes, the latest, not some out of date enterprise CAB file from years ago)
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- Winget support so you can integrate any app available from Winget directly in your image
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- ARM64 support for the latest Copilot+ PCs
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- The ability to bring your own drivers and apps if necessary
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- Custom WinRE support
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And the best part: it takes **less than two minutes to apply the image**, even with all of these updates added to the media. After setting Windows up and going through Autopilot or a provisioning package, total elapsed time ~10 minutes (depending on what Intune or your device management tool is deploying).
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The Full-Flash update (FFU) process can automatically download the latest release of Windows 11, the updates mentioned above, and creates a USB drive that can be used to quickly reimage a machine.
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