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MDT 2013 WipeDisk not working?

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Hi,

I have an environment where I wish to wipe the disk every time a machine is refreshed.

Usually DeploymentType=NEWCOMPUTER would solve this. Although I have a shortcut on each machine that a user can run which calls \\server\deploymentshare\scripts\litetouch.vbs which will then try to format the PC while Windows is still running instead of rebooting into winpe and then formatting.

If I leave out DeploymentType, it defaults to a refresh, applies winpe and restarts into winpe then "cleans" the drive and pulls down the wim and extracts the files to OSDISK.

This can take a long time depending on how much existing data has to be "cleaned". We also prefer to format for legal purposes as this is what we advise in court.

After some searching it seems the WipeDisk=TRUE will do exactly what I want, whether it be initiated through PXE boot or through a Windows shortcut to litetouch.vbs

Except this setting doesn't seem to work with MDT 2013 any longer. It is exactly what I need to ensure the disk will be formatted every time before a deploy.

Does anyone know if this setting has been deprecated? 


MDT 2013 + Win 8.1 + Recovery partition image?

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Is it possible to use MDT 2013 to deploy an Windows 8.1 image and also a an image to the recovery partition to be able to use the built in recovery feature in Windows 8.1 ?

How would you go about doing it?

Possible to hide Microsoft Browser Choice Screen Update for EEA after deployment?

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Hi 

I'm deploying standalone workgroup computers and I block the Microsoft Browser Choice Screen Update for EEA update at deployment time with the WUMU_ExcludeKB001=976002 in customsettings.ini.

But after deployment is finished Windows Update is set to Automatic Update (which is what i want),  and eventually Microsoft Browser Choice Screen Update for EEA will get installed.

Is there some way to hide it with a registry key or powershell command?

Moving Task Sequences From MDT 2010 to 2012 SP1

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I plan to upgrade MDT 2010 to 2012 SP1.  We might need to deploy Server 2008 R2 and do not have have Windows 8.1, so I don't see any reason to upgrade to MDT 2013.

One issue is that we may start getting a few Server 2012R2 servers and we are not going to retire our 2008 R2 severs any time soon and there is no version of MDT that supports both Server 2008 R2 and 2012 R2 at the same time.  MDT 2013 makes no reference to supporting Server 2008 R2 even though it supports Windows 7 from the same time frame.  How is that handled?

After upgrading the MDT, do the task sequences need to be recreated?  

If so, that sounds like a big pain because we have several deployment tasks each with many steps within them.

How would that be done? I saw a reference of "copy and paste" task sequence steps in another thread  How?  I don't see how you can copy and paste steps between different deployment tasks.


Help with a simple USMT locationModify registry capture/move?

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Need to capture all the registry under

HKCU\Software\Zultys\MXUser\C%058%092Program Files%092Zultys%092MXIE%092Bin%092

From a x86 XP machine to a x64 Windows 7 machine.  However, as you can see, the key won't work on x64 as the program path will not exist.  So, I just need to edit it and add x84 to the key name.  Like this:

HKCU\Software\Zultys\MXUser\C%058%092Program Files (x86)%092Zultys%092MXIE%092Bin%092

What I thought would be easy is turning tricky.

The code below does indeed capture it, but it doesn't rename the key.  It runs without errors.

What am I missing?



<component type="Application" context="User"><displayName>Migrate Zultys Keys</displayName><role role="Settings"><rules><include><objectSet><pattern type="Registry">HKCU\Software\Zultys\MXUser\C%058%092Program Files%092Zultys%092MXIE%092Bin%092\* [*]</pattern></objectSet></include><locationModify script="MigXmlHelper.ExactMove('HKCU\Software\Zultys\MXUser\C%058%092Program Files (x86)%092Zultys%092MXIE%092Bin%092')"><objectSet><pattern type="Registry">HKCU\Software\Zultys\MXUser\C%058%092Program Files (x86)%092Zultys%092MXIE%092Bin%092\* [*]</pattern></objectSet></locationModify></rules></role></component>



Upgrade Hard Drive during Refresh? (Moving to SSD)

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Pretty much have my MDT refresh hammered out.  XP to Win7, with tweaked USMT v5 grabbing everything we need.

However, I still have a few users that don't have SSD hard drives yet.  And SSDs have also been making MDT super fast, so it's less downtime for my users and their laptops.

Now, is it possible that instead of using hard links in USMT, I could save to the network, yank out the old hard drive, insert the new SSD, format, and have MDT pick up where it left off, pushing the image to it, and then doing it's loadstate process?

I've seen this, which makes me think it can be done...

http://www.kingbain.com/adding-a-format-and-partition-to-refreshupgrade-scenarios-for-mdt/

Running MDT wizard on Surface Pro truncates column details and buttons

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I'm having an issue on Surface Pro's when running the MDT wizard.  The screen size of the wizard truncates the heading, body, and button areas.  The heading details overlap each other when more than 1 line is required for heading.  The buttons at the bottom aren't shown; therefore, users have to manually resize the window to show the buttons.  After resizing the window, the buttons are truncated so only 2/3 of the button is visible after the window resize.  I could try resizing with different methods but hoping someone has a quick window.resizeTo and windows.moveTo method they've already used and tested using wizard.hta file.  Does anyone have a quick resolution for sizing the wizard pane?  Using MDT 2013 (Litetouch). 

MDT 2013\Windows 8.1\Apply Image To an HP ElitePad900

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I am imaging an HP ElitePad 900 using MDT 2013 successfully.  I am now trying to capture to a wim file using DISM Capture-Image and then apply that wim file using DISM Apply-Image from a USB drive.  I am not able to get this process to work (capture and apply).  I am not sure if my capture or apply are working correctly.  After running the apply the table does not see my hard drive.  I am not sure what I need to do.


Capture image
Dism /Capture-Image /ImageFile:USBDrive:\my-windows-partition.wim /CaptureDir:C:\ /Name:"My Windows partition" /

Apply Image

Dism /apply-image /imagefile:USBDrive:\Images\my-system-partition.wim /index:1 /ApplyDir:S:\

My task sequence for the hard drive from from MDT.  I am getting 3 partitions on a GPT drive

 <step type="SMS_TaskSequence_PartitionDiskAction" name="Format and Partition Disk" description="" disable="false" continueOnError="false" runIn="WinPEandFullOS" successCodeList="0 3010">
        <defaultVarList>
          <variable name="OSDDiskIndex" property="DiskIndex">0</variable>
          <variable name="DONotCreateExtraPartition" property="DONotCreateExtraPartition"></variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions0Type" property="Partitions0Type">Primary</variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions0FileSystem" property="Partitions0FileSystem">NTFS</variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions0Bootable" property="Partitions0Bootable">True</variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions0QuickFormat" property="Partitions0QuickFormat">True</variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions0VolumeName" property="Partitions0VolumeName"></variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions0Size" property="Partitions0Size">100</variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions0SizeUnits" property="Partitions0SizeUnits">%</variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions0VolumeLetterVariable" property="Partitions0VolumeLetterVariable">OSDisk</variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitions" property="Partitions">1</variable>
          <variable name="OSDPartitionStyle" property="PartitionStyle">MBR</variable>
        </defaultVarList>


Jason


A connection to deployment share (\\mdt01\deploymentshare$) could not be made? - Help MDT 2010

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Hi All,

first of all I inherited this as part of my new role and the documentation cross over was very poor 10-15 pages only.

MDT: it is setup on two partition one is used for deployment and one is used for capture. I have just looked into the capture partition and folders only yet.

I have a Lenovo M70e that i am trying to sysprep and capture process on MDT 2010 (i have used the same process to capture other Lenovo makes - successfully)

"A connection to deployment share (\\mdt01\deploymentshare$) could not be made. cannot reach deployroot. Possible cause: Network routing error or Network configuration error. "

Note: 

When I click on abort and it brings up the CMD prompt and i do ipconfig it gives me a 169 IP address.

I have tried to change the mdt01 to the IP of the MDT server and capture using the following (from what i have read) i.e. \\192.168.0.67\deploymentshare$ to capture Windows XP - i updated the sysprep and unattended.txt files for that task to the IP address and even the main folder in deployment work bence's Network (UNC) path. Ii use the following Net use command "Net Use * \\192.168.0.67\deploymentshare$ /user: domain\bdbuild" then enter the password it starts the process.

after its done the syspref it reboots and just keep giving me this error message regardless of what i have tried above.

Am i missing something basic?

bootstrap.ini

[Settings]
Priority=Default

[Default]
DeployRoot=\\mdt01\DeployShare$
SkipBDDWelcome=YES
KeyboardLocale=0809:00000809
KeyboardLocalePE=0809:00000809
UserDomain=Domain
UserID=bdbuild
UserPassword=Password

CustomSettings.ini

[Settings]

Priority=Default
Properties=MyCustomProperty

[Default]

OSInstall=Y
SkipAppsOnUpgrade=YES
SkipCapture=NO
SkipAdminPassword=YES
SkipProductKey=YES

SkipTimeZone=YES
TimeZone="085"
TimeZoneName=GMT Standard Time

InputLocale=0809:00000809
KeyboardLocale=0809:00000809
KeyboardLocalePE=0809:00000809
SystemLocale=0809:00000809
UILanguage=0809
UserLocale=0809:00000809

Any help and advice will be really appreciated.

this is a beginning of various other issue i have questions for, but for the time being I have spent the best part of a week.

Thanks

MDT Deployment Speed Up

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Ok so I have my Deployment pretty much set with Copy Profile to keep network settings and everything looks good. The only issue I cant seem to get rid of is the boot process after it installs the image. Is there any way to bypass or get rid of these screens in the deployment after reboot?

[IMG]http://i57.tinypic.com/9itzx0.jpg[/IMG]

MDT 2012 Update 1 - "winpeshl.ini already exists" when creating MDT Boot Image

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Our setup: SCCM 2012 SP1 with MDT 2012 Update 1

Our issue: When creating a new MDT Boot Image from the ConfigMgr Console or the MDT Deployment Workbench, we are getting this error:

Started processing.
Creating boot image.
Copying WIM file.
Mounting WIM file.
WIM file mounted.
Setting Windows PE system root.
Set Windows PE system root.
Set Windows PE scratch space.
Adding standard components.
Adding component: winpe-mdac
Adding component: dart8
Error while importing Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Task Sequence.

System.Exception: Unhandled exception occurred:
System.IO.IOException: The file 'C:\Users\XXXXX\AppData\Local\Temp\MDTUpdate.5072\Mount\windows\system32\winpeshl.ini' already exists.
   at System.IO.__Error.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath)
   at System.IO.File.InternalCopy(String sourceFileName, String destFileName, Boolean overwrite)
   at System.IO.File.Copy(String sourceFileName, String destFileName)
   at Microsoft.BDD.PSSnapIn.PEManager.IncludeDart8(String dpPath, String architecture)
   at Microsoft.BDD.ElevatedProxy.NewBootImage.Create(String platform, String scratchSpace, String[] components, String[] extraContent, String wimFile)

What we have tried:

- Deleting %temp%, closing SCCM console or the MDT Deployment Workbench and trying again.

- Changing shares, changing boot image architecture (x64, x86). Changing scratch space, checking permissions.

Any suggestions?

MDT 2013 UDI install Application list SCCM 2012 R2

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Hello,

did anyone have an idea how i can add all my application from sccm to the mdt udi install application list ?
I don´t want to add every single application.

MDT 2012 Litetocuh Deployment Failed, Return Code = -2147467259 0x0004005

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Here is what I have tried. I have tried recreating the DeploymentShare. Moved my Deployment Test Share to the standard 2008 Server running MDT 2012. I have setup a Win7 x64 box as the Deployment Manager. I am still getting the following error:

Litetouch deployment failed, Return Code = -2147467259  0x80004005
Failed to run the action: Copy OEM files. 
Incorrect function, (Error: 00000001; Source: Windows)

The execution of the group (Install has failed and the execution has been aborted. An action failed. 

Operation abourted (Error: 80004004; Source Windows)

Failed to run the last action: Copy OEM files, Execution of task sequence failed. 

Incorrect funtion. (Error: 00000001; Source: Windows)

Task Sequence Engine failed! Code: enExecutionFail

Task sequence execution failed with error code 80004005
Error Task Sequence Manager failed to execute task sequence. Code 0x80004005

Recreated the Image, Task Sequences, CS.ini and Boot.ini) Incorporated all OOB Drivers, Packages. Using a USB 16Gb flash drive with LiteTouchx86. 

List last time we tried to create a separate deployment share. Copy all the preexisting data from a working known good deployment share with images, task sequence, cs.ini and all image files. Still getting the same issue. 

Finally checked some of the Google, technet and forums for any assistance but non seem to do the trick. 

I'm new to the process but have been working with a fellow tech who has been working with MDT for six months and he can not find the issue either. 

Thanks for all your help up front. 




MDT 2012 Beta 2 Creating a LTI DVD receiving a OSCDIMG Failed rc = 1

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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.

administrator account is disable when deploying windows 7 x64 captured image

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I’m using MDT 2012 update 1. I create one deployment share with two task sequence.

The task sequences are: one for windows 7 x86 and the other one is windows 7 x64.

Both are working fine until I try to sysprep and capture with all the windows updates.

Sysprep and capture windows 7 x86 with all windows update work fine. I’m able to deploy the captured image without an error.

My problem is with the windows 7 x64 captured image. I’m able to sysprep and capture the windows7 x64 with all the windows update. Once the capture is completed, I change the .win file in my windows 7 x64 task sequence to point to the new .win file (capture image with all the windows update). When I deploy windows 7 x64 on a pc, the OS get install but boot up to the sign on screen. The Task sequence does not complete. No error message. Cannot log in as local or domain administrator, account is disable.

Why does it work with my windows 7 x86 image and not with my windows 7 x64 image?

With my windows 7 x86 image the task sequence completed successfully with no error and it logon automatically in windows but not with my windows 7 x64 image.

Both task sequences are the same.

Let me know if any info for this please.

thanks


User profile serice service failed the sign in

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Looking for some help as I'm getting quite fed up now.

I have a dell latitude 10 St2 tablet which is running windows 8 pro. I have recently had to reinstall it as I started receiving this error.

My problem is that after a short amount of  use the tablet starts to display the error on the title screen

The user profile service service failed the sign in,User profile cannot be loaded.

I cannot use system restore as it says no restore points have been created.

I have tried safe mode to edit the registry. but it looks like my profile has been deleted

I have tried 2 different windows 8 discs and also windows 8.1 all with the same outcome I hve no way of signing into the tablet I can't even use the hidden admin account

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks

Adding a WIM to MDT that has been sysprep'd with an answer file

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i have a Windows 7 image that has been sysprep'd against an unattend.xml answer file.(i.e. sysprep /oobe /generalize /shutdown /unattend:unattend.xml). 

I would like to clear anything that that was referenced in the unattend.xml file without having to boot into the OS and doing a sysprep again which is difficult because it was customised and there is no backup.

I have tried mounting the image, deleting the xml file but this hasn't made a difference. 

When sysprep processes the xml file where in the registry does it store this information. I am guessing that i can mount the wim and modify the registry to remove any references to the xml file?


WinTPC capture fails in MDT 2012 U1

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Hi

I need to capture a Wintpc reference image in my MDT 2012. I have others images (Win 7 32 and 64bits).  I did task sequencce to capture reference machine using "Sysprep and capture". When I try to capture, process stops before sysprep, and shows me a message that the process is succesfully and 0 errors, but no capture image.Any idea?

Thanks in advance

WinPe Resolution Issue

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Hello everyone! I have an issue where WinPE even the "loading files" progress bar that appears before PE is loaded show off screen... It looks as though WinPE is showing an image larger than the resolution but this only affects my Lenovo machines (ThinkPad W530, W540, S431). If I PXE boot my Dell machines (M6500, M6600) the PE environment fits fine on the screen. Resolution in Windows after deployment is also fine on both my models (Lenovo and dell) its only PE that gives me an issue on Lenovo hardware. Any ideas? Is this an issue with PXE on UEFI hardware from Lenovo? Also to note if I use my old MDT 2012 share the PE environment loads fine on my Lenovo hardware. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! :)

DepoyRoot not working

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I have setup ad nwe Deployment share, but everytime it boot to it, I am asked for the Location of the Deployment share.

I have checked the share and everything is good there.  If I manually type in the share path it works and you can deploy successfully. But I would like this box to go away... 

My boot.ini looks like this

[Settings]
Priority=Default

[Default]
DeployRoot=\\ADM-LYNCSRV\DADeploy$

And rules

Rules

[Settings]
Priority=Default
Properties=MyCustomProperty

[Default]
OSInstall=YES
SkipAdminPassword=YES
SkipProductKey=YES
SkipApplications=YES
TimeZoneName=Mountain Standard Time
EventService=http://ADM-LYNCSRV:9800


Thank you in advance.

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