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    ![Windows Worker Pool](/docs/infrastructure/workers/dynamic-worker-pools/images/windows-2022-eol-windows-pool.png)
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-2. Open the deployment process for your project as well as any Runbooks. Any steps using execution containers will display a `Runs in a container` chip
+1. Open the deployment process for your project as well as any Runbooks. Any steps using execution containers will display a `Runs in a container` chip
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    ![Deployment Process](/docs/infrastructure/workers/dynamic-worker-pools/images/windows-2022-eol-deployment-process.png)
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-3. For each step using execution containers, check whether it runs on the Windows Dynamic Worker Pool you noted in Step 1.  If you find at least one step that matches this criteria, then you will need to apply the migration steps listed below
+1. For each step using execution containers, check whether it runs on the Windows Dynamic Worker Pool you noted in Step 1.  If you find at least one step that matches this criteria, then you will need to apply the migration steps listed below
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    ![Worker Pool Selection](/docs/infrastructure/workers/dynamic-worker-pools/images/windows-2022-eol-step-worker-pool.png)
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 ### Migration steps
 1. Create a temporary Windows 2022 Dynamic Worker Pool
+   :::figure
+   ![Worker Pool Selection](/docs/infrastructure/workers/dynamic-worker-pools/images/windows-2022-eol-windows-pool.png)
+   :::
+1. For each step that runs execution containers on a Windows Dynamic Worker Pool
+   - Change its Worker Pool to the new Windows 2022 Pool you created in Step 1
+   - Change the container image to the Windows 2022 image that corresponds to your current Windows 2019 image.
+   :::figure
+   ![Worker Pool Selection](/docs/infrastructure/workers/dynamic-worker-pools/images/windows-2022-eol-step-container-image.png)
+   :::
+1. Test your deployment by deploying a new Release of your project, or Snapshot for a Runbook
+1. Wait until the Windows 2019 reaches End of Life in January 2024
+1. For each step that you migrated, change the Worker Pool back to the original Windows Dynamic Worker Pool, which should be running Windows 2022 Workers
+1. Once no steps are using the temporary Windows 2022 Worker Pool, you can delete the Worker Pool