How to only capture the reference machine task sequence SCCM 2012R2.

Hi.
I need to capture the reference machine via SCCM 2012 R2 PXE,
do not
need to
perform
the build process. I have the machine refence.
Diego Almada

Thanks, the
first
step
works
without
problems.
I need to
capture
the
image
of
a machine
installed
through
PXE.
Sorry for
not
write
very
well
in
English.
Diego Almada

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