Note To Self - Adding An SCCM Upgrade Package

This gave a lot of grief.

There was some pointing fingers:
  • Update your ADK (which admittedly, I haven't done)
  • Check folder permissions
  • Check SCCM machine account permissions
But in the end, it was a very simple and dumb fix.

I had followed some website's instructions to convert .esd to .wim file. *And* I put it in a new folder (I mean, I thought that was the only file needed). Turns out that I needed to copy the .wim file back into the location of the .esd file, which was under .\sources.

After that, I was able to add the upgrade package.

Sheesh.

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