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# Update-OSDeployBootISO

Rebuilds the bootable ISO files for a selected OSDeployCore BootImage build.

| Property | Value                                                                    |
| -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Module   | OSDeploy                                                                 |
| Platform | Windows 10 or later (PowerShell Core edition)                            |
| Requires | Run as Administrator, Windows ADK installed, a completed BootImage build |

## Description

Regenerates the ISO files (`bootmedia.iso` and optionally `bootmedia_ca2023.iso`) for a selected completed BootImage from `%ProgramData%\OSDeployCore\boot`. The existing `bootmedia` directory content is used as-is — no DISM mount or WIM modification is performed.

The function:

* Prompts for selection of a completed BootImage build
* Verifies the Windows ADK is installed
* Uses the installed ADK's `oscdimg.exe` to rebuild the ISO(s)
* Places the resulting ISOs in the BootImage's root directory

Use this function when you need to regenerate an ISO from existing bootmedia files without rebuilding the entire WinPE image. Use `Build-OSDeployBoot` to perform a full rebuild.

## Syntax

```powershell
Update-OSDeployBootISO
```

## Parameters

This function has no parameters. The BootImage selection is made via an interactive Out-GridView picker.

## Examples

```powershell
# Prompt for a BootImage build selection and rebuild its ISO files
Update-OSDeployBootISO
```


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