If you’re looking for MDT 2010 Update 1 then Microsoft STILL provides download links for it:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=2932
All other links have been replaced with MDT 2012 so grab it while you can!
One thing to keep in mind here is that official Microsoft support for MDT 2010 Update 1 ends in April 2013.
Enjoy!
EDIT – 3rd of December 2013
Looks like Microsoft have taken the links down – I have uploaded both x86 and x64 versions here:
MicrosoftDeploymentToolkit2010_x86
MicrosoftDeploymentToolkit2010_x64
Download link on Microsoft site is now dead so I have updated the post with fresh links.
Thank you Alot Bro…
Thanks for the links to MDT 2010
THANKS 🙂
thanks but update link do not work anymore
Hi, just tried down links and they’re working fine?
Thanks
Search msdn for an hour only to find they no longer provide MDT 2010. Thanks a lot. 🙂
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude, you are so frackin AWESOME!!!!
Thank you so much for providing the zip files!
thank you
Thank you!!! 😛
Thanks Adrian. `I have been struggling with MDT 2013 to try and image some W7 Ent machines to no avail. I will try 2010 instead. BTW has anyone managed to deploy W7 using MDT 2013?
C 🙂
Hi, yes I have been using MDT 2013 with W7 SP1 for a while now without issues.
What problem are you having?
Hi Neil, Thanks for the offer of help.
I was having issues when trying to capture a W7 ENT x64 image on a Dell 9020 with SSD where sysprep caused the image to fail to boot. It turned out to be Dell x86 drivers and my lack of experience with setting up the product from scratch. I removed all the x86 drivers, checked all the settings again and it worked.
C 🙂
x86 file is corrupted
Just tried to download, extract and install the .msi – all went fine.
I would suggest re-downloading the .zip
Complete douche bags.. following a windows 7 book that references MDT 2010 no .. I don’t want 2013 and I have a valid reason. sick of this mentality that led to windows 10 ownage model
Thanks brother, trying to learn a Microsoft PC course, which refers to using some tools that are no more available. instead of seeing dollar signs, Microsoft should invest more time in keeping products open, up to date, availability, proper funtionality (say only windows 10 ) what a pile of Sh*t
anyway thanks again, you have made my day.
Thanks bro!!!
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You don’t have 2008u1 by any chance do you?