Overview
We have a 300-user environment. Each time a member of staff leaves we use MDT fully wipe their machine and reinstall Windows 10/11. This means that while a new member of staff gets the previous staffer's computer, the machine was fully wiped with a fresh Windows 10/11 install.
We would like to improve this process by introducing additional steps in the MDT task sequence that would backup the computer to a network location BEFORE wiping and re-installing Windows. The idea being, if we later find that the previous staffer had an important file on their PC, we could restore/mount the backup and retrieve that file.
Question(s)
- Is MDT even a good candidate for this?
- I wanted to know if anyone has had any real world experience with doing this via MDT?
- Would anyone be able to give advice on the best way/option to use to backup the PC? And, or mount and restore file(s)?
Environment
- 300 PCs/users
- 99.9% of machines are Windows 10
- Storage really isn't an issue for us. We have tons of it, and budget to buy more.
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