Hi All,
Just wanted to see if anyone else has experienced an issue whereby the LTIsysprep.wsf, using the default SYSPREP command actually shuts a reference machine down when running through a "Sysprep and Capture" Task Sequence.
I have noticed that the default SYSPREP command is "sysprep.exe /quiet /generalize /oobe /shutdown". When using VMs (Generation 1 or 2) on Hyper-V as reference machines this command completes successfully and then shuts the VM down. Given the parameters above I would expect this, but this breaks the Task Sequence and leaves the reference machine in limbo.
If we change the default command to "sysprep.exe /quiet /generalize /oobe /quit" the SYSPREP works as expected and the Task Sequence continues running the "Apply Windows PE (BCD)" and "Restart Computer" steps. The machine restarts and captures a WIM. If I use the default command I never get a captured WIM.
As far as I can tell the command is wrong, or I am missing something more fundamental. I have checks the LTIApply, BDD and LTIsysprep logs files and there are no issues. Basic stuff like DOCapture=YES and the Backup location are in place so I have covered what I think are the basics.
Any advice would be great.
ADK = 1803
MDT = 8456
Reference Image = Windows 10 Enterprise x64 (1803)
NSutton