Requirements
OSDBuilder requires Admin Rights in PowerShell as you will be mounting Windows Images for Offline Servicing. This is a requirement of DISM
The OSDBuilder PowerShell Module requires an OS Version of 10, which includes the following Operating Systems
Windows 10
Windows Server 2016
Windows Server 2019
Using the OSDBuilder PowerShell Module on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2012 will only cause pain, grief, and sorrow
OSDBuilder will allow you to fully Update and Customize Windows 10, Server 2016, or Server 2019. Windows 7 and Server 2012 R2 can be Updated but not Customized
Import-OSMedia will not allow you to import an Operating System that is not listed above
Offline Servicing of an Operating System can take a considerable amount of time, especially on older releases. The process of Mounting a WIM, Applying a Cumulative Update, and performing DISM Image Cleanup will take as little as 30 minutes (1809 x86) on an Intel Core i7 computer with a SSD, to almost 2 hours (1607 x64) on the same system.
Since OSDBuilder will mount Windows Images, I strongly recommend that you do not have any running Anti-Virus scanning files ON ACCESS. McAfee will prevent the dismounting of images properly.
OSDBuilder works best on a stand alone Workstation Class computer. An AntiVirus performing On Access Scanning will interfere with mounted Windows Images. Alternatively, you can use a Virtual Machine as an alternate solution