I ran Updates on my 1809 VM and got to 1909. I turned off the firewall and I eventually got a Feature Update to 1909.

However, after running Updates again, rather than saying I'm up to date, it tells me it could not connect to the update service, please check your network connection.

I had this on a physical machine as well. The only solution I found for that was to move that pc to a workgroup and use a MIFI and I got more updates for 1909 until it said I was up to date.

I cannot think of what to do with my VM's when they say they cannot connect to the update service when they just did, to get from 1809 to 1909.

Any suggestions on what I can do? My VM's are not on our domain.

I'm leery of joining my VM to the Domain and moving it to a policy-free group when being on the workgroup should avoid any policy.

I’m am trying to run an optional script during the MDT procedure. In this case I have certain PCs that I have to put in an AD group, and for those PCs I would like to have like a checkbox that I could check to run the PowerShell script that copies the PC to this group. Is there any way to do this?

Guys, I'm trying to skip unwanted deployment pages in my MDT Wizard. It seems the very first screen works, but once I click NEXT, the entire list of pages are showing and it makes me walk through each one.

I minimized my Bootstrap.ini and CustomSettings.ini

I only want to show the following pages;

1. Task Sequence Page
2. Computer Details Page
3. Local and Time Page
4. Ready  Page

But for some reason after I click the Task Sequence, I receive this list. Then I have to go to each page without the ability to skip.

1. Welcome Page
2. Network Credentials Page
3. Task Sequence Page
4. Computer Details Page
5. Mover  data and settings Page
6. User Data (Restore) Page
7. Local and Time Page
8. Capture image Page
9. Ready  Page

Customsettings.ini and Bootstrap.ini

Hello

When configuring a Domain joining in MDT customsettings.ini, this "preparing" step takes16 minutes. Without any error, and at the end of the install, the Domain joining is effective.

With the same install settings, when configuring a Workgroup joining, this step takes 2 minutes.

Any idea about this difference ? Thank you

I built an 1809 image from scratch and I used the Build and Capture TS with a suspend.

I've since upgraded my VM to 1909 and the Resume TS doesn't do anything. What do I need to do to get my Resume to
Capture my VM that is now 1909 when the Resume was created under 1809?

This can't be a huge roadblock for me.

I created a base VM for someone to remote into and add software. I added a pause to the TS so this could be done.

Now they have finished and I'm in the VM, but clicking on Resume does nothing. I still have a _SMSTaskSequence folder and the MININT folder on C: but nothing takes off from the Resume shortcut.

I need to get this captured and I'm relying on the Resume TS to kick off as it should.
Any ideas?

If anything, for now, what can I run manually to get the TS to continue on to do a Capture?

Good day!

Today i have encountered strange error while deploying win10x64 1909 in legacy mode(UEFI works fine) with wds(10.0.17763.1)+mdt(6.3.8456.1000) running on server 2019. PC: HP 260 g3 dm with SSD drive.

Loading the Environment Variables from "X:\Deploy\Tools\X64\variables.dat"
C:\_SMSTaskSequence does not exist
...
Could not find CCM install folder. Don't use ccmerrors.dll
...
Task sequence execution failed with error code 80004005

After some digging in logs i've found that variable SMSTSLOCALDATADRIVE has wrong disk letter:

<var name="SMSTSLOCALDATADRIVE"><![CDATA[C:]]></var> but actual system disk was E:

I assume that this is a problem in GetOSTargetDriveLetterEx function in ZTIUtility.vbs or in some other script.

Logs can be found here: https://yadi.sk/d/y4-qA-OTW68ekQ

Thx in advance for help.

I have windows deployment toolkit configured on a member server on my test network. I have been trying to make custom deployment configurations on a target computer. The custom configurations are not working.

This is what I think the problem is. I'm making the configuration in the wrong part of WDT or I'm not making the commands correctly. 

From what I understand, there are 4 places that you can configure WDT customization's.

1. Rules(the rules and the customsettings.ini are the same thing)

2.Edit.bootstrap.ini

3.Edit Unattended .xml file(the answer file and the edit unattended.xml file are the same thing)

4. Task Sequence

How do you know which place you should make the WDT deployment customization configurations? I have been trying to set the time zone for the target computer to boot to eastern standard time, but after the deployment, the time zone is always set to pacific time. In what WDT section would I make that configuration? 

Thank you.

FAILURE (5616): 15299: Verify BCDBootEx

<![LOG[About to run command: \\COMPUTER\Share$\Tools\X64\BCDBoot.exe E:\windows /l en-gb  ]LOG]!><time="13:07:05.000+000" date="06-30-2020" component="ztiRunCommandHidden" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ztiRunCommandHidden"><![LOG[Command has been started (process ID 2352)]LOG]!><time="13:07:05.000+000" date="06-30-2020" component="ztiRunCommandHidden" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ztiRunCommandHidden"><![LOG[  Console > Failure when attempting to copy boot files.]LOG]!><time="13:07:05.000+000" date="06-30-2020" component="ztiRunCommandHidden" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ztiRunCommandHidden">

 \\COMPUTER\Share$\Tools\X64\BCDBoot.exe E:\windows /l en-gb /v

BFSVC: ServiceBootFiles MuiOnly:n Res:y Fonts:y BootMgrOvw:n BootStatOvw:n DbgTrn:y SuspendBDE:n
BFSVC Error: Failed to get partition name. Status = 0xc0000452
BFSVC Error: Failed to get system partition! Last Error = 0x3bc3
BFSVC Error: ServicingBootFiles failed. Error = 0x3bc3
Failure when attempting to copy boot files.

I have pc's built on 1809 and my Server group finally updated their Allow Feature Updates OU, which obviously lets us get to 2004. That's all great, but two things are going on and I have a war between my Security group and Server group.

For one, when you get to 2004, you cannot get updates FOR 2004 as it says a connection could not be made to the update server. (I'm thinking that is Security group).

At the same time, with 2004, moving a pc from one OU to any other, then running gpupdate/ force, I get:

The processing of Group Policy failed because of a lack of network connectivity to a domain controller. I'm not sure if this is Security or Server or what. So I can't move my pc's around and apply GPO's for that OU to the computer. The user policy gets applied. I'm not sure who to terrorize.
Does anyone have an idea of what's going on with these two issues?
Thanks

I have built a basic WIN10 with 2004 in VMWare. I am now trying to capture and sysprep. But keep running into these errors:

FROM LTISysprep.log:

<![LOG[Microsoft Deployment Toolkit version: 6.3.8456.1000]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[The task sequencer log is located at X:\WINDOWS\TEMP\SMSTSLog\SMSTS.LOG.  For task sequence failures, please consult this log.]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[Computer is not a member of a domain.]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[Property SysprepPendingFileRenameOperations is now = OnlyRebootOnce]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[No Pending File Rename Operations (isEmpty).]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[Cleaning up Autologon registry values]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[Copying C:\MININT\Unattend.xml to X:\WINDOWS\system32\sysprep\unattend.xml]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[About to run command: X:\WINDOWS\system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe /quiet /generalize /oobe /quit /unattend:X:\WINDOWS\system32\sysprep\unattend.xml]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[ZTI ERROR - Unhandled error returned by LTISysprep: The system cannot find the file specified.
 (-2147024894  0x80070002)]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="3" thread="" file="LTISysprep">
<![LOG[Event 41002 sent: ZTI ERROR - Unhandled error returned by LTISysprep: The system cannot find the file specified.
 (-2147024894  0x80070002)]LOG]!><time="18:36:11.000+000" date="07-02-2020" component="LTISysprep" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTISysprep">

I do know that sysprep.exe is located on c:\windows\system32\sysprep folder, but it is not located on x:\windows\system32\sysprep folder. 

So I am not sure why it is missing on the X Drive? Why is it running from X Drive? Should it not run on C Drive?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you.

I have been having lots of trouble updating media ever since upgrading to ADK for Win 10 v2004.  Yesterday, I created a new deployment share and created a standard task sequence.  I was able to update the deployment share and then update the media successfully several times yesterday for the first time.  Then this morning, I am getting this error OSCDIMG failed, rc = 1.  Below is the output.  Can someone please help me?

Starting MDT Media Update
Opened the media deployment share.
Folders to be copied to the media deployment share: 6
Copied: DS004:\Applications
Copied: DS004:\Operating Systems
Copied: DS004:\Out-of-Box Drivers
Copied: DS004:\Packages
Copied: DS004:\Task Sequences
Copied: DS004:\Selection Profiles
Copied: DS004:\Applications with Replace option
Copied: DS004:\Operating Systems with Replace option
Copied: DS004:\Out-of-Box Drivers with Replace option
Copied: DS004:\Packages with Replace option
Copied: DS004:\Task Sequences with Replace option
Copied: DS004:\Selection Profiles with Replace option
Copied standard folders.
Boot images updated.
Setting up x64 boot image.
Boot configuration editing completed.
Reset read-only attributes.
 OSCDIMG 2.56 CD-ROM and DVD-ROM Premastering Utility Copyright (C) Microsoft, 1993-2012. All rights reserved. Licensed only for producing Microsoft authorized content.   ERROR: Could not delete existing file "D:\Media Folder\Win10_E3_2004v3\LiteTouchMedia.iso" Error 5: Access is denied. 
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.Runspaces.PipelineBase.Invoke(IEnumerable input)
   at Microsoft.BDD.Wizards.GenerateMediaProgress.WizardProcessing()
   at Microsoft.BDD.Wizards.WizardProgress.InitiateWizardProcessing()

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) 

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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()

I can get to 2004 Win 10. Once there, and after a reboot, I check for updates for 2004.

As soon as I do, I get a message that some update files aren't signed correctly (0x800b0109)

Found a few 'solutions' online about using dism to run a scanhealth then restorehealth, same thing.
Another was to delete the Update entry in the registry and restart BITS and Update service, same thing.
Lastly, was running the Update Troubleshooter and that didn't find anything wrong.

Is there a permanent fix for getting this error when running Updates to get updates for 2004?

My AD group finally made an OU where I can move up to 2004. MY VM's are only getting to 1909.

If I join my VM to our domain, in the correct OU, upgrade to 2004 and then remove it again, are there any problems that can
come up from doing so? I know you cannot sysprep a domain pc but just wondering if there would be any unforeseen issues
temporarily putting my VM's on the domain.

I upgraded one of my VM's from 1809 to 2004 by adding the VM to our domain to get GPO which allowed the upgrade.

I was able to resume the TS via CMD wscript "c"\minimt\scripts\LTISuspend.wsf" /resume

Once done, I applied the checkpoint back, but now when I bring up the VM again, I have to sign on as admin. It doesn't do the
autologon anymore. And I have to use the CMD to resume the TS because the resume shortcut doesn't work anymore.

I'm really needing some guidance on how this all is supposed to theoretically work with a suspend if you upgrade the OS.

Hi ,


I am testing few deployments for UEFI devices with windows 8 .

I have getting some issues and got confused if I see the partitions listed in WinPE (run Diskpart, selected the Disk 0, List Partitions)  when TS deployment got failed.

Pls. find the image attached.

My TS has partition scheme as UEFI, MSR and Primary (3 partitions) for target systems but when TS failed and checked the disk partition , I am getting like 6 partitions in total on the Disk 0.  Does it mean that MDT has created default partitions as well as partitions defined through TS?

My understanding is if device is UEFI and partitions are been defined in TS , MDT should provision the customized disk partitions based on the TS .

Pls. correct me if my understanding is wrong...Can anyone explain me what could be wrong with the TS that MDT has 6 partitions?

In BDD Logs i see...pls. check the image below .

Regards,

Once my pc hits Recover From Domain (2004), the pc reboots just once and then continues on.

It doesn't seem to disrupt anything, I've not seen that before. I have seen the 4 reboots if the name is wrong in AD, but not this.

Any idea what causes one reboot?

I am using the new ADK win 10 v2004 and also installed the new Win PE for version 2004.

 I have a new deployment share with two tasks sequences.  One is a standard task sequence that installs an Win 10 .wim OS and the other is an out-of-the-box Client replace.  I was able to boot to the lite touch media file using my Hyper-V VM setup for the past few days and was able to run the OS install task sequence.  Today, I added the Client replace task sequence and added Out of Box drivers for at least 15 PC models.  Once I updated the media file, it is throwing this error.  

I am only generating a 64bit litetouch file.  The scratch disk is set to 128.  I tried bumping it to 256 but it did not help.  My VM was set to 4 GB RAM.  I tried increasing it to 8GB but getting same result.

My selection profile is set to All drivers and packages and I haveInclude only drivers of the following types: network and mass storage drivers checked.

How can I troubleshoot this issue further?

When running Windows Update step in a task sequence(ZTIWindowsUpdate.wsf) on a Windows 10 2004 build, updates are found, but all of them are being skipped. This is not the case with a 1909 based OS. This seems to be linked to InstallationBehavior.CanRequestUserInput, this is setting bInstall to False for every update.

<![LOG[Start Search...]LOG]!><time="16:18:05.000+000" date="06-09-2020" component="ZTIWindowsUpdate" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIWindowsUpdate"><![LOG[  SKIP  - ca3bb521-a8ea-4e26-a563-2ad6e3108b9a - Microsoft Silverlight (KB4481252) - 12 MB]LOG]!><time="16:18:34.000+000" date="06-09-2020" component="ZTIWindowsUpdate" context="" type="1"
 thread="" file="ZTIWindowsUpdate"><![LOG[  SKIP  - 2221dd34-39bb-4f16-b320-be49fe4a6b95 - Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool x64 - v5.82 (KB890830) - 29 MB]LOG]!><time="16:18:34.000+000" date="06-09-2020" component="ZTIWindowsUpdate"
 context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIWindowsUpdate"><![LOG[  SKIP  - f36bfc14-dc6c-48eb-a76e-c21828bb4ff6 - 2020-06 Security Update for Adobe Flash Player for Windows 10 Version 2004 for x64-based Systems (KB4561600) - 21 MB]LOG]!><time="16:18:34.000+000" date="06-09-2020"
 component="ZTIWindowsUpdate" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIWindowsUpdate"><![LOG[  SKIP  - 5faf5c4c-fa1d-4adc-9d54-6fd6d21ab0e6 - Security Intelligence Update for Microsoft Defender Antivirus - KB2267602 (Version 1.317.1010.0) - 106 MB]LOG]!><time="16:18:34.000+000" date="06-09-2020" component="ZTIWindowsUpdate"
 context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIWindowsUpdate"><![LOG[  SKIP  - 8ab1c3b3-511d-4e32-a7d8-75722464fa0f - 2020-06 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 2004 for x64-based Systems (KB4557957) - 83 GB]LOG]!><time="16:18:34.000+000" date="06-09-2020" component="ZTIWindowsUpdate"
 context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIWindowsUpdate"><![LOG[Scan complete, ready to install updates. Count = 0]LOG]!><time="16:18:34.000+000" date="06-09-2020" component="ZTIWindowsUpdate" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIWindowsUpdate">

So far I've only tested this in a VM.

Windows 10 Pro x64 build 2004

MDT build 8456