Why would I use MDT/WAIK over WDS? Why do both exist? That doesn't make any sense because I'm building images in WDS (capture/boot images/install images/driver repositories/etc). An article said you use WDS for PXE boot, and build images in MDT. I've found that WAIK is for building unattended files, and is needed in MDT. I don't fully understand the differences between WDS and MDT. I basically need WDS with that kind of control. WDS performs well, but not being able to mess with tasks and specific drivers being applied to packages is a problem for us.
We already have SCCM stood up, but there's just so much extra work that goes into it. So I know SCCM has everything rolled in, but that's way more work than our smaller environment can justify.
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