Hi guys,

One of my customer wants me to add Office 2007 Lang Pack to MDT 2013. As a newbie, I would like to know how to do it please ?

Thank you for your help.

Cheers,

Hi,

In one of the first step of MDT I'm using a simple script that asks for the country code (e.g. NL), which I would like to store in an environment variable, which I can later on read into RES Automation Manager. But it seems that after MDT is finished and Windows starts up, the environment variable is gone.  Are there any other ways to accomplish this? I'm using it to install language specific applications from RES AM, after MDT is finished. The Windows language settings itself I set with theCustomSettings.ini, that is based on the same simple script

[Settings]
Priority=ByCountry, CountryAbbr,Model,Default
Properties=CountryAbbr, CountryOU,CustomProperty

[ByCountry]
UserExit=ZTIGetCountry.vbs
CountryAbbr=#GetCountryCode()#

[NL]
CountryOU=NL
CountryOrRegion=31
InputLocale=0409:00020409
KeyboardLocale=nl-US
UserLocale=nl-NL
UILanguage=nl-NL
TimeZoneName=W. Europe Standard Time

ZTIGetCountryCode.vbs

Function UserExit(sType, sWhen, sDetail, bSkip)
                oLogging.CreateEntry "entered UserExit ", LogTypeInfo
                UserExit = Success
End Function

Function GetCountryCode()
	Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
	Set objEnv = objShell.Environment("SYSTEM")

	GetCountryCode = InputBox("Fill in Country Code (NL DE DA FR PT); If default, use None")

	objEnv("MDT_Language") = GetCountryCode

	Set objShell = Nothing
	Set objEnv = Nothing
End Function

Any idea what I can do else??

Thanks,

Mario

When using MDT, the operating system is installing correctly but the applications are not installing. Some of the applications are .msi and other are .exe but neither is working.

the install command I'm using for the exe files is for example "googlechrome.exe /s" Is this correct?

the install command I'm using for the msi files is "msiexec.exe gtclientsetupv3.0.0.17.msi /quiet /norestart /qn" Is this correct?

Cheers,

Marek

Maz

I have a 8.1 deployment task sequence that automatically logs into the administrator account until about half way through the deployment.

It actually looks like it logs in for a second and then dumps back out to the login prompt.

After this reboot, the problem starts.  When I log in manually, I see it is at the installing the Java application step.  What could cause this?



We're deploying Windows 7 to some non-US offices and need to adjust the keyboard, language, locale etc..

I set the following in the relevant section in the CustomSettings.ini but the end result is the English (United States) as the default layout at the login screen when it should be English (United Kingdom).  Once logged on, the layout changes automatically to English (United Kingdom) but the login screen remains at US english.

InputLocale=en-GB;0809:00000809;en-US;0409:00000409
KeyboardLocale=en-GB;0809:00000809;en-US;0409:00000409
UserLocale=en-GB
UILanguage=en-US

I've been using these pages as my guide for configuring InputLocale, SystemLocale, UILanguage (and UILanguageFallback) and UserLocale but maybe I misunderstood something somewhere.

In order for this to work correctly, am I required to add variables to the unattend file in the Microsoft-Windows-International-Core to get this to work properly?  (See 1, 2, 3, 4 etc.)

The only workaround I've seen is to make some tweaks to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Keyboard Layout (and maybe HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\International\Locale if one feels strongly).

Is this something that can be done in MDT natively, without merging a key or applying a GPO?

Hi

When deploying Windows 7 with MDT I have encountered this strange issue

PXE boot - loads up into MDT wizard – “processing bootstrap.ini settings” progress bar - freezes at this point. But if I hit enter (there are no buttons to interactive with - just a progress bar) the wizard continues correctly with the next stage of deployment. Without hitting enter, it stays at this bootstrap.ini initializing stage all day. It doesn't get to the phase of choosing the task sequence. 

The strange this is, this problem has only started to appear recently (previous deployments were fine).

Things I have done to trouble shoot: I have "completely regenerated" new boot.wim images and loaded these into WDS. Stripped out all but essential code from bootstrap.ini. Created a new task sequence leaving most settings as default. I have cleaned the disk using diskpart to remove any old files lingering from a bad deployment. Tested on another computer.  I have checked logs for obvious errors but because it doesn't error out at any point (it just sits there) there are no obvious errors that i can see.

Bootstrap.ini:

[Settings] Priority=Default

[Default] SKIPBDDWELCOME=YES

DeployRoot=\\servername\DeploymentShare$

USERDOMAIN=mydomain

USERID=adminuser

SkipBDDWelcome=YES

Its not the end of the world because I can just hit enter but its really annoying me and would rather it to be automated

If anyone has any suggestions that would be fantastic

Thanks

I'm trying to create a Windows 8.1 image for a tablet.  To make the image work for multiple computer models, I tried adding a WMIC query to filter the drivers by model.   However, it fails and crashes to the red screen when I try to use it.  It appears that WMI queries do not work on this system unless you install the "WMI Provider" application.  This is an EXE installer.  I tried importing the driver files in the application folders, but it still failed to work.

The deployment guide for the tablet says: 

"If BIOS access via WMI is needed when in a WinPE environment, the HP ElitePad 1000 WMI Provider needs to be installed or
added to the boot image prior to any WMI access. See the HP ElitePad 1000 WMI Provider documentation for details on
setup and usage."

However the "documentation" is not helpful.  It basically is only a readme text file that says click on the setup file and follow the prompts.

Can exe based applications be installed in a WinPE 5.0 environment?

Is there another way to do this so I don't have to have a separate task sequence for each model of computer using this Windows 8.1 image?

Using MDT 2013, I created a build and capture image for Windows 8.1 Pro that installed all the Windows updates and then saved a new wim file.  This completed with no errors.

I then used the new WIM file to try to deploy the OS to the same hardware but it fails.  After installing the OS and rebooting, it never completely loads Windows.  It instead stops with this error about value outside the range of acceptable values, but it doesn't say what specific value.

These same values worked fine on the original build and capture image.

Here is the error:

It says the problem is at oobeSystem.

This is what's there:

 <OOBE>
                <HideEULAPage>true</HideEULAPage>
                <NetworkLocation>Work</NetworkLocation>
                <ProtectYourPC>1</ProtectYourPC>
                <HideLocalAccountScreen>true</HideLocalAccountScreen>
                <HideWirelessSetupInOOBE>true</HideWirelessSetupInOOBE>
                <HideOEMRegistrationScreen>true</HideOEMRegistrationScreen>
                <HideOnlineAccountScreens>true</HideOnlineAccountScreens>
            </OOBE>

What could be causing this problem?  I can't see anything wrong with it especially since it worked on the build and capture task sequence.  I can't see why it won't work with the standard deployment task sequence.

I have customsettings.ini set to have most fields filled out except computer name and admin password.

When I launch a deployment the fields are all pre-populated with data (time zone, language etc.), however, I still have to click next through each option.

What's missing in this customsettings.ini file?

[Default]
SkipBDDWelcome=YES
SkipUserData=YES
SkipComputerBackup=YES
SkipProductKey=YES
SkipPackageDisplay=YES
SkipLocaleSelection=YES
SkipTimeZone=YES
SkipRoles=YES
SkipApplications=YES
SkipCapture=YES
SkipBitLocker=YES
SkipSummary=YES
ApplyGPOPack=YES
OSInstall=Y
SkipLocaleSelection=YES
KeyboardLocale=En-US
UserLocale=En-US
UILanguage=En-US
SkipTimeZone=YES
TimeZoneName=Pacific Standard Time
SkipAdminPassword=NO
SkipComputerName=NO
OSDComputerName=%SERIALNUMBER%
BitsPerPel=32
VRefresh=60
XResolution=1
YResolution=1

Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2013

I downloaded

"MicrosoftDeploymentToolkit2013_x64.msi"

VirusTotal shows it has two viruses.

Why?

Thanks in advance.

Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2013

I downloaded

"MicrosoftDeploymentToolkit2013_x64.msi"

VirusTotal shows it has two viruses.

Why?

Thanks in advance.

Morning,

I've managed to figure out how to inject drivers using the %make and %model% variables. After booting into the image the drivers are not installing automatically; I have to manually install them myself by going into device manager and updating.

Is there a way to automate this at all?

Many Thanks

Hello All,

I am attempting to following the MDT 2013 documentation "User Driven Installation - Developers Guide.docx". In this documentation, it walks you through preparing the UDI Development Environment, and then Verify the UDI Development Environment. It is at this point that I encounter the build error. 

I have followed all the steps required to prepare the environment, by copying the required files from the MDT installation directory. I am following the steps within the "Verify That the SamplePage Project Builds Correctly." I have made the modifications the documentation lists, but after step 13, which starts the debug build, instead of theNo Debugging Information dialog box (as indicated by the documentation), I encounter a dialog stating there were build errors.

Here is the various outputs.

1>------ Build started: Project: SamplePage, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\BDDRun.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\BGInfo.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\CcmCore.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\CcmUtilLib.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Config.app.xsd
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Config.xsd
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\EXTRACT.EXE
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\InternationalSettings.xml
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\InternationalSettings.xsd
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\ListOfLanguages.xml
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\ListOfLanguages.xsd
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Microsoft.BDD.PnpEnum.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Microsoft.BDD.Utility.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\msvcp100.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\msvcr100.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\OSDRefreshWizard.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\OSDSetupWizard.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\ServiceUI.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\SharedPages.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Smsboot.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\SmsCore.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_01.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_01.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_02.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_02.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_03.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_03.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_04.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_04.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_05.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_05.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_06.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_06.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsCore.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TSEnv.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsManager.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsmBootstrap.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsMessaging.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsProgressUI.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsResNlc.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\UDI_Wizard_Banner.bmp
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\WindowHide.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\WinRERun.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\xprslib.dll
1>         44 file(s) copied.
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us\OSDRefreshWizard.dll.mui
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us\OSDSetupWizard.exe.mui
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us\SharedPages.dll.mui
1>  3 File(s) copied
1>  The system cannot find the file specified.
1>          1 file(s) copied.
1>  The system cannot find the file specified.
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: The command "copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\*.*" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: xcopy /y /i "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\en-us"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\OSDResults\Images\UDI_Wizard_Banner.bmp" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\header.bmp"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\Config.xml" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\”
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\header.bmp" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\header.bmp"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: :VCEnd" exited with code 1.
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

Error: 

Error	1	error MSB3073: The command "copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\*.*" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\"
xcopy /y /i "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\en-us"
copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\OSDResults\Images\UDI_Wizard_Banner.bmp" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\header.bmp"
copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\Config.xml" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\”
copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\header.bmp" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\header.bmp"
:VCEnd" exited with code 1.	C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets	113	6	SamplePage

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Hello All,

I am attempting to following the MDT 2013 documentation "User Driven Installation - Developers Guide.docx". In this documentation, it walks you through preparing the UDI Development Environment, and then Verify the UDI Development Environment. It is at this point that I encounter the build error. 

I have followed all the steps required to prepare the environment, by copying the required files from the MDT installation directory. I am following the steps within the "Verify That the SamplePage Project Builds Correctly." I have made the modifications the documentation lists, but after step 13, which starts the debug build, instead of theNo Debugging Information dialog box (as indicated by the documentation), I encounter a dialog stating there were build errors.

Here is the various outputs.

1>------ Build started: Project: SamplePage, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\BDDRun.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\BGInfo.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\CcmCore.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\CcmUtilLib.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Config.app.xsd
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Config.xsd
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\EXTRACT.EXE
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\InternationalSettings.xml
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\InternationalSettings.xsd
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\ListOfLanguages.xml
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\ListOfLanguages.xsd
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Microsoft.BDD.PnpEnum.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Microsoft.BDD.Utility.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\msvcp100.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\msvcr100.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\OSDRefreshWizard.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\OSDSetupWizard.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\ServiceUI.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\SharedPages.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\Smsboot.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\SmsCore.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_01.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_01.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_02.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_02.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_03.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_03.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_04.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_04.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_05.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_05.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_06.BGI
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\STEP_06.BMP
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsCore.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TSEnv.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsManager.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsmBootstrap.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsMessaging.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsProgressUI.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\TsResNlc.dll
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\UDI_Wizard_Banner.bmp
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\WindowHide.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\WinRERun.exe
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\xprslib.dll
1>         44 file(s) copied.
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us\OSDRefreshWizard.dll.mui
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us\OSDSetupWizard.exe.mui
1>  C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us\SharedPages.dll.mui
1>  3 File(s) copied
1>  The system cannot find the file specified.
1>          1 file(s) copied.
1>  The system cannot find the file specified.
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: The command "copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\*.*" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: xcopy /y /i "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\en-us"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\OSDResults\Images\UDI_Wizard_Banner.bmp" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\header.bmp"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\Config.xml" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\”
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\header.bmp" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\header.bmp"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: :VCEnd" exited with code 1.
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

Error: 

Error	1	error MSB3073: The command "copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\*.*" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\"
xcopy /y /i "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\x86\en-us" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\en-us"
copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\..\..\..\..\OSDSetupWizard\OSDResults\Images\UDI_Wizard_Banner.bmp" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\header.bmp"
copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\Config.xml" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\”
copy /y "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\SamplePage\header.bmp" "C:\Users\AErmie\Documents\UDI Development\SDK\UDI\SamplePage\Debug\header.bmp"
:VCEnd" exited with code 1.	C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets	113	6	SamplePage

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Really stumped on this one. If I use the standard Wizard to prompt for the Computer name my MDT Windows 8.1 Update build works fine. SkipComputerName = No in CustomSettings. But if I switch that to Yes and add a User Exit script to prompt for the name instead I get the post apply setup failure in pass Specialize of Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup.

This is using the same unattend.xml that works fine if I let the wizard prompt for the name. Also the UserExit runs without an error when I call it. And I use the same machine name in both prompts.

<component name="Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup" 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"><ComputerName></ComputerName><ProductKey>12345-abcde-zxywk-54321-edcba</ProductKey><RegisteredOrganization>Company</RegisteredOrganization><RegisteredOwner>Corp Name</RegisteredOwner><DoNotCleanTaskBar>false</DoNotCleanTaskBar><TimeZone>Eastern Standard Time</TimeZone><BluetoothTaskbarIconEnabled>false</BluetoothTaskbarIconEnabled><CopyProfile>true</CopyProfile></component>

"Anything worth doing is worth over doing." Heinlein

I have inherited a WDS box that seems to have images on it when I PXE boot to it. But when I go to the Deployment Workbench, nothing is listed under Deployment Shares. 

How is this box deploying images? It does boot into Lite-Touch X64 when I PXE to it. 

When I create a new share, it still boots to the old Lite-Touch image with the outdated images on it.

Any help you could provide would be great! Thanks in advance. 

I installed 2013 versions of 

Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) Download

Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) Download

I run "Employment and Imaging Tools Environment" cmd in Administrative mode.

I then run a BAT file which has a line

copype amd64   h:\WinPE_amd64

After copype runs (which says successful), it appears to have exited the BAT file and not continued to the next command line.

Why is this occurring?

Thanks in advance.

Hello Technet,

I would like help to figure out how to deal with my MDT Deployment share being on a different server than my SQL Share. I am trying to use the MDT Database in MDT 2013 and SQL Server Express 2014. My deployment share is located on a Linux File Server share, and my MDT Server and SQL Express Server are located on the same Windows Server 2012 VM.My Bootstrap.ini therefore looks like this:

[Settings]
Priority=Default

[Default]
SkipBDDWelcome=YES
DeployRoot=\\192.168.1.10\DeploymentShare$
UserID=user
UserPassword=password

my Customsettings looks like this:

[Settings]

Priority=CSettings, CPackages, CApps, CAdmins, CRoles, Locations, LSettings, LPackages, LApps, LAdmins, LRoles, MMSettings, MMPackages, MMApps, MMAdmins, MMRoles, RSettings, RPackages, RApps, RAdmins, TaskSequenceID,Default

[Default]

CaptureOS=YES

...

[CSettings]
SQLServer=SQLServer
Instance=SQLEXPRESS
Database=MDT
Netlib=DBNMPNTW
SQLShare=Logs
Table=ComputerSettings
Parameters=UUID, AssetTag, SerialNumber, MacAddress
ParameterCondition=OR

...

Therefore, the problem is that during winPE Bootup, WinPE connects to the deploymentshare using the provided credentials just fine, and tries to process customsettings. However, I can map a network drive to the SQL Share as seen in the logs by the following errors:

1.ERROR-Unable to map a network drive to \\SQLServer\Logs

2. ZTI Error opening SQL Connection:[DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen(Connect()).]SQL Server does not exist or access is denied.

3.Unable to establish database connection using [CAPPS] properties.

In WinPE, as soon as I hot F8, and use net use \\SQLServer\Logs, the deployment works fine and the properties are read from the database during each section process..

Why is MDT Unable to map the \\SQLServer\Logs , and it requires the manual use of net use? Must I move the deployment share to the same server as my SQL Server Server? Thanks so much.