You work for an OEM system builder.
You use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) to deploy operating system images.
WDS contains a 32-bit boot image.
You receive a new client computer model that is 64-bit.
You add a 64-bit install image of Windows to WDS.
You attempt to deploy the new install image to the new computer model by using WDS. The boot image loads
on the new computer, but you fail to apply the install image.
You discover that from the boot image on the new computer, you cannot connect to the WDS server.
You need to ensure that you can deploy the new install image to the new computer model.
What should you do?
A.
Inject the 64-bit driver for the network adapter into the install image.
B.
Inject the 32-bit driver for the network adapter into the boot image.
C.
Inject the 64-bit driver for the network adapter into the boot image.
D.
Inject the 32-bit driver for the network adapter into the install image.