Is this leftover from when MDT supported Windows 5.x deployments? Can it be deleted?
If so, shouldn't it be considered a bug that the directory is created on a new deployment share with MDT 2013?
-Tony
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Why is there a $OEM$ directory in the deployment share for MDT 2013?
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Using MDT, cannot map a specific network drive
I built a system using the Win7 64-bit DVD, installed a few applications. Tested opening a server in question.
Then ran Sysprep and Capture and saved the image as a WIM. Put that WIM in a task sequence and installed on another machine. Now that server cannot be mapped at all. However, other servers in our network environment can map fine. What could it be that after the sysprep, and then deployment, could prevent it mapping to a single file server? Any suggestions will be helpful as it's driving me nuts.
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Enabling feature NetFx3, The source files could not be found. Microsoft why cant this work, why so hard?
Enabling feature NetFx3, The source files could not be found. Microsoft why cant this work, why so hard?
C:\>DISM /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:E
:\sources\sxs
Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool
Version: 6.2.9200.16384
Image Version: 6.2.9200.16384
Enabling feature(s)
[===========================65.8%====== ]
I have run the above command to install Netframe 3.5 as follows, but I am unable to finish installing Netframe 3.5 with following error Message.
E: is my Windows 2012 Edition DVD drive. or DISM.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:NetFX3 /All /Source:"%deployroot%\Operating Systems\MyWindows2012 FolderNameInMDT\Sources\SXS" /LimitAccess
CAN YOU KINDLY HELP ME ON THIS?
Error: 0x800f081f
The source files could not be found.
The DISM log file can be found at C:\Windows\Logs\DISM\dism.log
C:\>
/SaiTech
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Need MDT 2010 Update 1 x64 msi
I'm searching for the the x64 version, of the MDT 2010 Update 1 (build build 5.1.1642.01). After Microsoft released version 2012 the files for update 1 seemed to have gone missing.
Anyone have a link or the files for update 1 of MDT 2010?
I have found this link: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=2932, but the linked versions on the previous build 5.0.1641.0, and not update 1.
A similar thread here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/mdt/thread/ab387184-4c54-47c3-a9ce-c941122b88db found the x86 version, but the x64 msi was the previous build 5.0.1641.0, not update 1.
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Deploying Exchange 2010 Management Console On Windows 7 Fails on MDT 2010
All prerequisites task sequences work, but EMC installation fails because the during it's checks, Exchange setup application says Active Directory cannot be found.
This seems to be because MDT is running under the local administrator account.
If I manually run the task sequence as a post deployment application install and log into the workstation with a domain admin account, the installation succeeds.
Is there a way to get around this so that it can be deployed with an deployment task sequence rather than having to be run as a separate manual application install after the deployment is over?
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Imaging EFI Motherboards
I have a successful environment up and running. I am using LTI deployment booting from USB with a custom unattend and customsettings file.. using ISO->USB (NTFS) to create my bootable USB's. However, the same USB stick is not working on
the newer PC's with EFI motherboards. Do I have to change my deployment task sequence and have 2 separate bootable keys? Unfortunately, PXE not an option right now.
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Win7 + IE10 Slipstream error
I am trying to install a test image with IE10 slipstreamed in and getting an error "Windows could not parse or process unattend answer file [C:\windows\Panther\unattend.xml] for pass [specialize]. A component or setting specified in the answer file does not exist." I used an original Win7 Ent SP1 image + IE10 and then imported full source as if from original DVD / ISO. Then created a new sequence and problem still occurs.
I think it is being caused by:
<component name="Microsoft-Windows-IE-InternetExplorer" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<IEWelcomeMsg>false</IEWelcomeMsg>
</component>
Which I am not sure is a setting I set in MDT setup or a default setting? This setting has been removed from IE10.
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USMT 4 Wrong version error - MDT 2012 update 1
Hi,
we are in process of Migrating XP to windows 7, i have prepared a media using MDT 2012 update 1 and WAIK,
When i started deployment using the DVD i am getting the following error message
" The USMT Files in e:\..\..\x86\USMT4 are the wrong version. failure 9701.
When i checked in the above mentioned path i can see the USMT 4 folder with all required files inside it and i even compared the folder with USMT4 folder of c:\program files\WAIK instllation folder and i did not find any difference between them.
When i tested the deployment from the share folder by accessing (\\itd-mig\deploymentshare$) i was able to migrate without any error.
Can any one help me to find out what is the error about.
Thanks in advance.
D. Sendil Kumar
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Silent install of Exchange 2010 Mangement Tools (SP2)
Hello,
i am trying to create a silent install of Exchange 2010 Management tools.
I created a batch-file :
dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:IIS-WebServerRole
dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:IIS-WebServerManagementTools
dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:IIS-IIS6ManagementCompatibility
dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:IIS-Metabase
dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:IIS-LegacySnapIn
"share\Exchange 2010\Exchange2010-SP2-x64\setup.com" /r:MT
Problem is that this "MDT-application" needs to run as administrator (i tried to run the .bat-file, but it need administrator run).
Howto do this in MDT?
Problem 2: by the process of "copying files" the installation is stopped without error or message.
Any other working options to install the Exchange Management Tools unattended by MDT?
Thx
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MDT 2012 Update 1 - Error: 500 = Variable is undefined (added sleep to ztiutility.vbs)
Hi,
Apologies for creating another thread but I am currently getting no where with this.
I have tried to apply the fix to this thread:
Basically the only thing which is stopping me having a fully automated Build, sysprep & Capture process is that when I add a restart before the sysprep (this is to apply some custom changes made to the reference Image) the PC reboots and the Litetouch process is unable to connect to the deploymentshare. This is because the PC has not picked up its DHCP Lease before the Litetouch.vbs scripts runs following the restart.
The above thread seemed to be the only logical solution, so I modified the ZTIUtility.vbs file with a sleep in the same position:
- 'Check for IP address
wscript.sleep 5000 - Set colAdapters = objWMI.ExecQuery("select * from win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration where IPEnabled=True")
I updated the deploymentshare and created another boot disc. But I get the following error, ONLY when I select to capture the reference Image:
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VBScript Runtime Error has occurred:
Error: 500 = Variable is undefined
VBScript Code:
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ValidateCaptureLocation
I've search most of the scripts and cannot find a variable called ValidateCaptureLocation.
If I take "wscript.sleep 5000" out of ZTIUtility.vbs file then it's fine apart from the original issue.
Maybe there is somewhere else I can add the delay which will run before the script Litetouch.vbs restarts the deployment?
Thanks,
Jason.
P.S. I've tried the Local Policy to "Wait for network connection before logon", this doesn't work consistently.
Thanks, Jason.
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Can't get MDT to deploy an image
I'm using MDT 2013, and I'm having problems getting it to deploy images. I can build a VM with Win7 and the updates. I can capture that image with a sysprep and capture sequence and add it as an OS to my delployment share. I can then run a client task sequence, add drivers, and deploy that base with updates image to a target system (HP z820). That worked.
I use the same VM. I add my apps to the VM. I run a sysprep and capture sequence to capture that image. I add that 2nd image as an OS in my deployment share. I then go back to the very same client task sequence I used to deploy the base image with updates. I simply change the OS that's deployed to the one with apps added. It fails while installing devices in setup.
I go back to the task sequence and change the image to the base with updates I had just previously and successfully deployed to the target.
I don't get it. It's probably not quite as simple as I've told it. I've tried lots and lots of things. I'm just not getting consistent results deploying an image and drivers. I've got a z820 with nvidia K5000 card. I'm downloading the driver pack from HP and the nvidia drivers from nvidia. How do I troubleshoot? Any ideas why I'm getting inconsistent results?
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MDT2012 u1 after migrate MDT2010 : no keyboard and mouse on beginig deploy
Hello,
I migrate MDT 2010 to MDT2012 u1.
In MDT 2010, all is Ok. I deployed nearly 600 computer.
After migrate, all is ok for the moment, but, on the begining deployement i don't have a keyboard and mouse. So I don't deploy.
It is a Dell GX 780.
If I test with a keyboard and mouse PS2, all is OK. I can deploy whithout problem.
I search since 2 days but I don't have solution.
Cordially
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Customizing WinPE image created by MDT
Hi Guys,
New user here looking to move a custom scripted deployment to MDT. I have the connection to the deployment share working, but I'm noticing that I have to ping around a bit in the command prompt to get a connection to the drive I'm after. Is there any way I can run this in the background so that it gathers network data before attempting to connect to my deployment share? I know how to add it manually, but ideally this would be integrated into updating the deployment share boots. Thanks.
Ryan
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MDT 2013 supports build and capture win 7 SP1
Hi,
Just want to have a check if MDT 2013 supports Build and capture windows 7 as image (wim)?
I know it is supporting windows 7 as supported OS for deployment.
Regards,
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Need to install Visual C++ 2010 in MDT before performance testing.
Hi all,
I'm in a situation in which I'm deploying a laptop over MDT, and the display driver is captured by MDT fine. However, upon initial boot after installing the OS, I come across this error when running WINSAT.exe; "The program can't start because MSVCR100.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix the problem." This isn't the first report I've seen of ATI drivers triggering this, but I'm stuck with it regardless.
This is attributed to a component of Visual C++ 2010 not being installed. (It's not preinstalled in our capture, and I'm trying to avoid having to do that again.)
Being that we're a 0-touch organization when imaging, I need a way to remedy this. I'm currently trying to run the install, 'vcredist_x86.exe /q:a' from "run a command line" (sourced on the server's C:\ drive) before the performance tests, but I can't find a proper place to put this command at in the task sequence. Is this even a viable method? Is there a method to skip WINSAT.exe pre-boot? My initial tests with this aren't working.
Any advice or pointers appreciated!
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Delete MIG after data restore
I am using WDS/MDT with USMT to migrate user data when reformatting PC's. Its working fine. My question is, how can I tell my task sequence to delete the user data (.MIG) that it backed up after restoring it to the PC? These are being backed
up to a network share on the WDS/MDT server itself.
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MDT 2012 Beta 2 Creating a LTI DVD receiving a OSCDIMG Failed rc = 1
Hi,
im Receiving a OSCDIMG Failed rc = 1 when im trying to create a Media DVD.
I have Three Task Sequences Two Windows 7 and One Windows XP.
Starting MDT Media Update
Opened the media deployment share.
Folders to be copied to the media deployment share: 14
Copied: DS002:\Applications
Copied: DS002:\Operating Systems
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\WinXP
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF PC
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq 8000 Elite SFF PC
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq DC7900 Small Form Factor
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq DC7800 Small Form Factor
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq DC7700 Small Form Factor
Copied: DS002:\Packages
Copied: DS002:\Task Sequences
Copied: DS002:\Selection Profiles
Copied: DS002:\Applications with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Operating Systems with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7 with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\WinXP with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF PC with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq 8000 Elite SFF PC with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq DC7900 Small Form Factor with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq DC7800 Small Form Factor with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Out-of-Box Drivers\Win7\HP\HP Compaq DC7700 Small Form Factor with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Packages with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Task Sequences with Replace option
Copied: DS002:\Selection Profiles with Replace option
Copied standard folders.
Boot images updated.
Setting up x86 boot image.
Boot configuration editing completed.
Reset read-only attributes.
OSCDIMG 2.55 CD-ROM and DVD-ROM Premastering Utility Copyright (C) Microsoft, 1993-2007. All rights reserved. Licensed only for producing Microsoft authorized content. Scanning source tree WARNING: File "\Boot\bcd.LOG1" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Boot\bcd.LOG2" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Applications\MsOffice 2003\FILES\PFILES\MSOFFICE\TEMPLATE\MSENEWIT\TEXTFILE.TXT" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ANSM2KXP.INF_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ANSM2KXP.INF_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ANSP2KXP.INF_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ANSP2KXP.INF_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ifcoemp.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ifcoemp.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ifcoepr.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ifcoepr.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ifcoevb.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSM2KXP_8.6.36.0_7164D676803DD7464245A45374B3B0E3E465B878\ifcoevb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.29.1_764F680C71F65C50506DCB8643AA9FC30C3ACFCC\ifcoemp.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.29.1_764F680C71F65C50506DCB8643AA9FC30C3ACFCC\ifcoemp.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.29.1_764F680C71F65C50506DCB8643AA9FC30C3ACFCC\ifcoepr.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.29.1_764F680C71F65C50506DCB8643AA9FC30C3ACFCC\ifcoepr.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.29.1_764F680C71F65C50506DCB8643AA9FC30C3ACFCC\ifcoevb.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.29.1_764F680C71F65C50506DCB8643AA9FC30C3ACFCC\ifcoevb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_1A32F0C74B60D3F575B83D6A19DF6A84A5FBC61C\ANSMW32E.INF_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_1A32F0C74B60D3F575B83D6A19DF6A84A5FBC61C\ifcoemp.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_1A32F0C74B60D3F575B83D6A19DF6A84A5FBC61C\ifcoemp.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_1A32F0C74B60D3F575B83D6A19DF6A84A5FBC61C\ifcoepr.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_1A32F0C74B60D3F575B83D6A19DF6A84A5FBC61C\ifcoepr.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_1A32F0C74B60D3F575B83D6A19DF6A84A5FBC61C\ifcoevb.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_1A32F0C74B60D3F575B83D6A19DF6A84A5FBC61C\ifcoevb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_6D9D35F0AB3E7E67355A779A274700FDFCFB7FCD\ifcoemp.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_6D9D35F0AB3E7E67355A779A274700FDFCFB7FCD\ifcoemp.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_6D9D35F0AB3E7E67355A779A274700FDFCFB7FCD\ifcoepr.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_6D9D35F0AB3E7E67355A779A274700FDFCFB7FCD\ifcoepr.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_6D9D35F0AB3E7E67355A779A274700FDFCFB7FCD\ifcoevb.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ANSMW32E_8.6.36.0_6D9D35F0AB3E7E67355A779A274700FDFCFB7FCD\ifcoevb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\E1C5132_11.13.51.0_ACDB42985E325D2EA7B3EB7953C95B65DAAFAC89\E1C5132.INF_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\E1C5132_11.13.51.0_ACDB42985E325D2EA7B3EB7953C95B65DAAFAC89\E1Q5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\E1C5132_11.13.51.0_E92E8264A9639A04C8B7EAB8AC05A30FBCD73A82\E1C5132.INF_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\E1C5132_11.13.51.0_E92E8264A9639A04C8B7EAB8AC05A30FBCD73A82\E1C5132.INF_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60_9.8.39.0_57220F5F4783F3DDD1D32E0E17D7BE592F01B805\ifcoemp.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60_9.8.39.0_57220F5F4783F3DDD1D32E0E17D7BE592F01B805\ifcoemp.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60_9.8.39.0_57220F5F4783F3DDD1D32E0E17D7BE592F01B805\ifcoepr.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60_9.8.39.0_57220F5F4783F3DDD1D32E0E17D7BE592F01B805\ifcoepr.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60_9.8.39.0_57220F5F4783F3DDD1D32E0E17D7BE592F01B805\ifcoevb.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60_9.8.39.0_57220F5F4783F3DDD1D32E0E17D7BE592F01B805\ifcoevb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60e_9.8.39.0_CCFAF9B48AD88FD63BA86E5654215649B8EF468E\ifcoemp.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60e_9.8.39.0_CCFAF9B48AD88FD63BA86E5654215649B8EF468E\ifcoemp.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60e_9.8.39.0_CCFAF9B48AD88FD63BA86E5654215649B8EF468E\ifcoepr.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60e_9.8.39.0_CCFAF9B48AD88FD63BA86E5654215649B8EF468E\ifcoepr.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60e_9.8.39.0_CCFAF9B48AD88FD63BA86E5654215649B8EF468E\ifcoevb.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ansmw60e_9.8.39.0_CCFAF9B48AD88FD63BA86E5654215649B8EF468E\ifcoevb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1000325.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1000325.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\E1C5132.INF_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\E1C5132.INF_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1e5132.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1e5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1k5132.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1k5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1q5132.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1q5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1r5132.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1r5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1y5132.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1000325_8.10.3.0_0464FAD55FEAB2D4BEAED353EFC976DFD0990D98\e1y5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e100a325_8.0.47.0_A73F8EDC90AD58E87B6CA2340CB08EF64E2D0AD7\e100b325.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e100a325_8.0.47.0_A73F8EDC90AD58E87B6CA2340CB08EF64E2D0AD7\e100b325.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e100a325_8.0.47.0_A73F8EDC90AD58E87B6CA2340CB08EF64E2D0AD7\fei5132.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e100a325_8.0.47.0_A73F8EDC90AD58E87B6CA2340CB08EF64E2D0AD7\fei5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1c5132_11.13.51.0_356B5FA1D35AE444FCA857E1D7CFB8F40E453051\e1c5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\e1c5132_11.13.51.0_356B5FA1D35AE444FCA857E1D7CFB8F40E453051\e1q5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\eFE5b32e_8.0.47.0_FB6589769117B893788B9DBB19EEEF5D1DF21093\fei51x64.INF_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\eFE5b32e_8.0.47.0_FB6589769117B893788B9DBB19EEEF5D1DF21093\fei51x64.INF_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ixe5132_2.4.36.0_9C1E92B520C47A3E6A2ACE63BEF3AA79C2F561F0\ixe5132.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ixe5132_2.4.36.0_9C1E92B520C47A3E6A2ACE63BEF3AA79C2F561F0\ixe5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ixe5132_2.4.36.0_9C1E92B520C47A3E6A2ACE63BEF3AA79C2F561F0\ixgb325.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ixe5132_2.4.36.0_9C1E92B520C47A3E6A2ACE63BEF3AA79C2F561F0\ixgb325.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ixe5132_2.4.36.0_9C1E92B520C47A3E6A2ACE63BEF3AA79C2F561F0\ixn5132.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\Net\ixe5132_2.4.36.0_9C1E92B520C47A3E6A2ACE63BEF3AA79C2F561F0\ixn5132.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\HECI_7.0.0.1144_48E39543C51BE46E07FD65EE08A7E294DDDBC891\HECI.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\ioatdma_1.3.22.0_7557DC0619E1A0B31ACB3B9EF29D1BB6336792A5\ioatdma.inf_override.ia64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\ioatdma_1.3.22.0_7557DC0619E1A0B31ACB3B9EF29D1BB6336792A5\ioatdma.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\ioatdma_1.3.22.0_7557DC0619E1A0B31ACB3B9EF29D1BB6336792A5\qd3nodrv.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\qd16032_1.3.22.0_1991D9508011C3C632350A65FED296EE59977C70\qd16032.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\qd16032_1.3.22.0_1991D9508011C3C632350A65FED296EE59977C70\qd26032.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\qd16032_1.3.22.0_1991D9508011C3C632350A65FED296EE59977C70\qd3nodrv.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\qd160x64_1.3.22.0_7006B2DB3AB4B324A297CF1BF3C3D2A2547A6FF3\qd260x64.inf_override.x86" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\System\qd160x64_1.3.22.0_7006B2DB3AB4B324A297CF1BF3C3D2A2547A6FF3\qd3nodrv.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\cougahci.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\cougcore.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\cougide.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\cougsmb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\cougusb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\couide2.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ibexahci.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ibexcore.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ibexid2.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ibexide.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ibexsmb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ibexusb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ich78id2.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ich78ide.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ich78usb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\ich7core.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\IntelCP2.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\IntelIOH.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\JasperFo.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\NehalMEX.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\SNB2009.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\Tcreek.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\Tcrkahci.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Out-of-Box Drivers\hdc\cougahci_9.2.0.1011_B9E08330CA77B113909B3928CA82CF7B6609EE6B\tcrkusb.inf_override.x64" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\Deploy\Scripts\media.tag" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\EFI\microsoft\boot\bcd.LOG1" is 0-length. WARNING: File "\EFI\microsoft\boot\bcd.LOG2" is 0-length. Scanning source tree complete (6697 files in 501 directories) Computing directory information
Computing directory information complete Image file is 10876256256 bytes (before optimization) Insufficient disk space for D:\MDTTestDVD\LiteTouchMedia.iso (need 10876256256 bytes)
Scanning source tree (500 files in 120 directories)
Scanning source tree (1000 files in 173 directories)
Scanning source tree (1500 files in 173 directories)
Scanning source tree (2000 files in 173 directories)
Scanning source tree (2500 files in 179 directories)
Scanning source tree (3000 files in 182 directories)
Scanning source tree (3500 files in 190 directories)
Scanning source tree (4000 files in 230 directories)
Scanning source tree (4500 files in 267 directories)
Scanning source tree (5000 files in 337 directories)
Scanning source tree (5500 files in 370 directories)
Scanning source tree (6000 files in 430 directories)
Scanning source tree (6500 files in 464 directories)
Scanning source tree (6688 files in 500 directories)
Exit code = 1
System.Management.Automation.CmdletInvocationException: OSCDIMG failed, rc = 1. ---> System.Exception: OSCDIMG failed, rc = 1.
at Microsoft.BDD.PSSnapIn.PEManager.CaptureIso(String sourceDir, String captureFile, Boolean supportUEFI)
at Microsoft.BDD.PSSnapIn.GenerateMDTMedia.ProcessRecord()
at System.Management.Automation.CommandProcessor.ProcessRecord()
--- End of inner exception stack trace ---
at System.Management.Automation.Internal.PipelineProcessor.SynchronousExecuteEnumerate(Object input, Hashtable errorResults, Boolean enumerate)
at System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.LocalPipeline.InvokeHelper()
at System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.LocalPipeline.InvokeThreadProc()
not sure what is happening.
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MDT Locks Out Account
Hello All,
I need some assistance with a lock out issue I am having. I can create and deploy images through MDT just fine. But after a user logs on the newly deployed pc it locks my account. I thought it was the unattend.xml on the users pc, but i have deleted that and the panther folder. I am not sure what is causing this.
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SkipUserData too broad
In MDT 2012 Update 1, there is a new wizard page: Move Data and Settings. We want to use this page, but not the User Data (Restore) page. However, the SkipUserData property controls the appearance of both pages; it seems you can either show both pages or hide both pages.
Have I missed something? Is there a relatively simple way to show the Move Data and Settings page without showing the User Data (Restore) page?
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Create New Admin Account in MDT
Hello,
I am trying to get a new Local Admin account set up on my image. I have a build (which syspreps and captures) and then I take that wim and put it in a deploy share and create the media from there.
I have tried creating a local admin with a pause in the build, but it never transfers over, I assume because the sysprep kills it?
My goal is to create a different local admin that takes the admin password I set when the image is deploying.
Any help would be appreciated.
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