Hi guys,

First time here.

I have created a bootable USB (standalone media) via the task sequence media wizard.

What I find disappointing is that although I was able to create the USB successfully, it is not detected on the machine indicating that there is no bootable USB found.

However, when I extract the contents of the USB on the computer and run launchmedia.cmd, it works.

Is it possible to find out why it fails?

I am not able  to install Operating System By WDS (F12 Network Boot)

Coming Error :- PXE-M0F : Existing Intel Boot Agent.

Selected boot device failed.Press any key to reboot the System.

Please help to us....

Hey Guys,

during a bare metal w10 deployment i recieve the following error:

Task sequence: 'Sequenz Name' has failed with the error code (0x80004005).

Pretty simple configuration around, no customized boot images or packages/applications included.

After a 15 minutes timer the client reboot, the deployment finish successful. Same result if i close the error manual.

Any ideas why this is happen?

Thanks in advance

-Oli

Hi,

I am pretty new to SCCM and OSD. Used to be someone else done all the setup and I am just helping users deploying OS. Now I had to do the set up. I am stuck with getting "Unknown Computers" to run the Task Sequence. It was working two weeks ago and all of the sudden it stopped working. After boot into PE it prompt "There are no task sequence available for this computer"

I checked for Duplicated GUID or UUID, Unknown Computer UUID huger and deleted "unknown" from DB and Management Console. I traced SMSTS.log and found Unknown Computer seems not pulling the Policy Assignments...

The machine is being recognized as Unknown Computer and get the "(x64)Unknown Computer" GUID. Just not picking up any Policies. So I Googled a bit on this problem and found this Query for checking corrupted Policy. I can't seems to find any match..

SELECT * FROM ResPolicyMap WHERE machineid = 0 and PADBID IN (SELECT PADBID FROM PolicyAssignment WHERE BodyHash IS NULL)

If I just run SELECT PADBID FROM PolicyAssignment WHERE BodyHash IS NULL I get

Any idea where I should dig next? I am kind not sure what I should be look for now...

Thank you.

Hi,

I hope that somebody can help me with this because I inherited SCCM like this and been having this issue since I entered the company.

We use SCCM 2012 do deploy our machines, and we use "StartMBAMEncryption" step to active BitLocker during TS. But this step fails with 0x00000001 error message. All I know is that we have a separate MBAM Server in our domain.

TPM is turned on in BIOS, as well as secure boot and we are talking about Leonovo T580 NB.

-RecoveryServiceEndpoint https://SeparateBitLockerServer.domain.local/MBAMRecoveryAndHardwareService/CoreService.svc -StatusReportingServiceEndpoint https://SeparateBitLockerServer.domain.local/MBAMComplianceStatusService/StatusReportingService.svc -EncryptionMethod 'XTSAES128'

The TS ends, and Windows and programs are installed, but when I want to activate BitLocker on C: Driver I get this error message:

"There are conflicting settings for recovery options. Contact your sys. admin. Backup to Active Directory must be turned on or the use of data recovery agents enabled for recovery".

I found an existing GPO which takes care of our machines and in this GPO there are currently these settings in effect:

When "Omit recovery options from the Bitlocker setup wizard" is checked this error appears, when I remove the checkmark and move it to "Save Bitlocker recovery information to AD DS for operating system" I can turn on BitLocker BUT I AM NOT SURE what are the consequences of doing this? How do you have your settings concerning BitLocker.

I am not sure if changing the AD Setting will help the TS sequence, did not try it yet.

Thanks,

Hi,

We already used SCCM for OSD and it's working well but we're looking to introduce BitLocker and would like to use the Network Unlock feature which requires a server with WDS role installed. If this server is on the same network as the SCCM server is it going to cause issues with the SCCM setup? 

I've read in some threads that having multiple WDS servers on the same network can cause issues but I'm not sure why.

Thanks,

Dave

It's been a great while sine I have done this, but I have someone needing some help.

The issue is that they need a way to determine if a system is a laptop during the very beginning stages of OSD. If the system is determined to be a laptop, then a display will pop up for the user to enter the number on the Asset Management tag on the lid of the system that will then become part of the computer name.

I cannot seem to find anything doing any search to help offer some insight on this.

Has anyone dealt with this issue before?

Thanks

Hello, 

I am trying to setup sccm ver 1902 but I keep running into problems with pxe boot. I am using it was WDS it finds and boots into windows pe but after that all I see is the sccm screen about 2 mins then it will reboot nothing shows up no login screen nothing. 

Here is the log that I got 

Figured I would post my findings for others who desire wireless imaging.
"Where there's a will, there's an IT guy to find a way."

After months of hunting and searching for solutions and coming up with nothing, I found a means of Task Sequence deployment over wireless and decided to share with the community. Note that I have yet to discover a means of PXE booting over wireless, but Task Sequence deployment on bootable devices is a good start.  

The first step is export the wireless profile of your choice to an XML and save it for later—WPA2 is what we use for this hidden network. I called my exported profile “wifiprofile.xml”—original, I know.

Next you’ll mount the ISO for Windows 10 1607 (or newer) and extract the sources\image.wim and place it in your directory of choice for DISM work—mine is C:\TEMP and all commands referenced below will follow that convention.

I then create C:\TEMP\MOUNT and C:\TEMP\winre folders.

I have compiled information from various other sources across the internet that I wish I could cite, but here are the commands to execute in order to extract the WinRE.wim file (which supports wireless imaging), inject my wireless profile, then create a boot(able) image from that:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\amd64\DISM\dism.exe" /Mount-Image /ImageFile:C:\TEMP\install.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:C:\temp\mount

copy /y “C:\TEMP\mount\windows\windows\system32\recovery\winre.wim” C:\TEMP\

attrib -s -h C:\temp\winre.wim

Dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:c:\temp\winre.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:C:\temp\winre

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\amd64\DISM\dism.exe" /Mount-Image /ImageFile:c:\temp\winre.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:C:\temp\winre

attrib -R c:\temp\winre\windows\system32\winpeshl.ini

copy /y C:\temp\MOUNT\windows\system32\dmcmnutils.dll C:\temp\winre\windows\system32\

copy /y C:\temp\MOUNT\windows\system32\mdmpostprocessevaluator.dll c:\temp\winre\windows\system32\

copy /y C:\temp\MOUNT\windows\system32\mdmregistration.dll c:\temp\winre\windows\system32\

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\amd64\DISM\dism.exe" /Unmount-Image /MountDir:C:\temp\MOUNT /discard

Now you can copy your wifiprofile.xml into the C:\temp\winre\windows\ folder which we will commit in the next few steps. You’ll see why we need to inject the wireless profile into the image—specifically in the Windows directory—In order to call on its variable location throughout the deployment. You will also want to take your system image and mount it in like manner to inject the wifiprofile.xml into its Windows directory. 

Commit the changes:    

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\amd64\DISM\dism.exe" /Image:c:\temp\winre /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\amd64\DISM\dism.exe" /Unmount-Image /MountDir:C:\TEMP\winre /commit"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\amd64\DISM\dism.exe" /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:c:\temp\winre.wim /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:c:\temp\winpe-wifi.wim

I know it looks sloppy, but it works. You've just created a WiFi-enabled boot image and successfully loaded the WiFi profile into the %windir% folder. When you're all done you'll have a new "winpe-wifi.wim" that you can then load into SCCM.

Add the new boot image to SCCM but before you distribute it, edit the properties. You'll want to add any additional (wireless) drivers to your image here and configure a prestart command—the most important part!

The prestart command I use is: 

cmd /c net start wlansvc & cmd /c netsh wlan add profile filename=%windir%\wifiprofile.xml & cmd /c netsh wlan connect profile=YOURs ssid=YOURs

The result of the above command is starting the WLAN service, importing the WiFi profile (from our variable location) then connecting to the provided WiFi network.

I then perform a "run command line" step of the above commands in the Task Sequence after every reboot which ensures we stay connected during the whole imaging process. NOTE: This is why your wifiprofile.xml MUST be in both you boot.wim and your image.wim in order to be called upon after WinRE has exited.      

Using this process, the PC will cache the WinRE boot image while booted in Windows, reboot at the assigned time and connect to WiFi to run the Task Sequence. For devices that won't boot and need imaging from a cold start, I created an ISO of the Task Sequence Media (with just the boot image) with the unattended flag enabled and the same prestart command. Load that ISO onto a thumb drive and staff at remote campuses can boot to the thumb drive and the Task Sequence will being automatically over wireless.

I have tested this on a USB boot and from the desktop. OS upgrades or clean install-task sequences can be performed ether way. I won’t sugar-coat it, the process takes a while depending on the size of the task sequence. My standard deployment with all the bells and whistles takes 6 PCs 10 hours over wireless so ensure your maintenance windows are long enough to accommodate and your networking team isn’t planning any changes that night.

The key to success was using WinRE rather than WinPE as Windows Recover Environment supports wireless imaging for Surface Pro devices to restore from the cloud. The last task sequence step is to remove the wifiprofile.xml from %windir% as itis stored in plain text.

Not sure why Microsoft has made this so difficult but there it is, wireless imaging with SCCM. 

Hi all,

I have made an image and despite getting it on the distribution point and deployed, it is not appearing within the Task Sequence Wizard after PXE booting into a machine. What I did find interesting is that despite it being deployed I did notice within the"Deployments" tab within the "Task Sequence" within SCCM that compliance is 0.0%. This is despite the "References" tab being 100% for the boot images, CM client package and the Operating System. Is there a correlation between the two?  Also what suggestions do you recommend for me to get over this?

Thank you,

Hi everyone.  I'm struggling to find my way round this one, but I'm postitive there's a solution for it.

Consider this configuration:

1. Configmgr current release (1802)
2. Task sequence ISO transferred to destination hyper-V server (on separate network from configmgr infrastructure)
3. Three separate vhdx files created and added to a new VM.
4. ISO attached to VM (in position 3 on the SCSI config for the VM)
5. dynamic memory, 2048 startup, 4 cores
6. Task sequence is for server 2016. Set to format all the disks with NTFS, 100% usage.

When I create the VM, it creates the C: fine, formats it, chucks on the OS and puts the DVD (iso) on the d: drive.  On inspection, the other drives have been formatted correctly but marked as offline.

From hunting the interwebs, I see that the vhdx files are marked as offline due to the san policy, so via DISKPART I'm running:

san policy=onlineall
select disk 1
attributes disk clear readonly noerr
online disk noerr
select disk 2
attributes disk clear readonly noerr
online disk noerr

That runs fine, and brings all the drives online to E: and F:, with the DVD on D: .... Winner.  However, (due to reasons) I need the disks to be on d: and e:, with the DVD on F:  There's a large number of steps which are run within this TS that require the right disks to be in the right place, so I can't wait until after the end of the TS to just move them about.

This is obviously tricky, as this will involve moving the task sequence media during the build.  I've tried moving the sequence of the diskpart section before and after the Setup Windows step but to no avail yet - it keeps putting it on the D: 

Any clever ideas anyone?

Hi all.

I need to be able to run a Powershellscript before the Format and partition disk step in a PXEbooted OSD Task Sequence.

I must run some verifications(powrshellscript) before disk erase starts and if precheck fails I don't want to end up with a client that is formated....

Problem is if disk is encrypted with bitlocker, or maybe the disk is blank there is no partition except X: ramdrive to store SCCM packages on. I want to run a "Run Powershell Script" step, but that requires that I store my script in a package that needs to be cached on the client before being able to execute the script. No fixed disk means nowhere to cache package unfourtenately.

By default my package do not seem to be allowed to cache to X: for some strange reason?

I managed to get the packages cached to ramdrive X: by setting the Task Sequence variable "SMSTSLocalDataDrive" to X:\, script started and displayed my Powershell WPF GUI and everything worked as expected. However, this method invoked other problems, diskpart failed and the OSImage was attempted to download to ramdrive. I did not manage to change SMSTSLocalDataDrive to C: after it was set, this is by design according to technet.

Any ideas how to solve this? I just need to cache one small script package on X:, run powershellscript, partition and format disk and then use fixed disk(C:) from there as usually.

Any other ideas how to solve this differently, i prefer not to map a network drive and run the script from there, but maybe that is the only option?

I tried this on a SCCM CB and 2012 R2 SP1 , both with MDT 2013 U2 integrated, same behaviour.

Have a 2012 client, and we are attempting a very basic task sequence that requests the state store, does a a capture, and releases the state store. This is intended for an in-place migration, so no computer association has been created.

However, we are getting odd failures.

Client1 resides at IP a.b.c.d, and that subnet is listed in the 'USMT test boundary' boundary group, as well as the range a.b.c.1-a.b.c.254. The Boundary group is associated with a Desktop based DP, as well as our dedicated SMP server.

When the request state store runs, it fails and this is what we find is smsts.log

Command line: "osdsmpclient.exe" /capture OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Client joined to the XYZ domain. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Client is a member of the Columbus site. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
DhcpGetOriginalSubnetMask entry point not supported. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Begin checking Alternate Network Configuration OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Finished checking Alternate Network Configuration OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Adapter {4CCABA30-E631-45C2-A9A6-55EA390F718A} is DHCP enabled. Checking quarantine status. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Loading client certificates. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Default CSP is Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider (Prototype) OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Default CSP Type is 24 OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Setting the client certificate provider to Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider (Prototype). OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Successfully set the client certificate provider to Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider (Prototype) OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Successfully set the client certificate provider to Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider (Prototype) OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Requesting a list of available state migration points from the management point. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Initializing HTTP transport. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
cannot create a certificate context from the given encoded string OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Set authenticator in transport OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Sending request to MP MP.domain.com. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
signature varification failed OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
signature varification failed OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
signature varification failed OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
signature varification failed OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Received 46974 byte response. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Retrieving SMP list.. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
SMP Location Info = <SMPLocationInfo><Sites><Site><SMPSite SiteCode="sitecode" MasterSiteCode="sitecode" SiteLocality="REMOTE"><LocationRecords><LocationRecord><ADSite Name="Columbus"/><IPSubnets><IPSubnet Address="F.G.H.0 -->not the IP subnet of the client"/><IPSubnet Address=""/></IPSubnets><ServerName>http://SMPServer.domain.com</ServerName></LocationRecord></LocationRecords></SMPSite></Site></Sites></SMPLocationInfo> OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
DHCP entry points already initialized. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Begin checking Alternate Network Configuration OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Finished checking Alternate Network Configuration OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Adapter {4CCABA30-E631-45C2-A9A6-55EA390F718A} is DHCP enabled. Checking quarantine status. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Number of local SMP's = 0 OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Retrieving SMP list succeeded OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Looking for UsersList OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
User List is empty in MigrationInfo from MP. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Successfully processed response from MP. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Contacting available state migration points to service capture request OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
No state migration points are available to service request. OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
ExecuteCaptureRequestSMP failed (0x80004005). OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
ExecuteCaptureRequest failed (0x80004005). OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
OSDSMPClient finished: 0x00004005 OSDSMPClient 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)
Process completed with exit code 16389 TSManager 4/12/2013 10:12:20 AM 4848 (0x12F0)

What is even more counfounding is that if I add a new boundary group with just this subnet, and associate it only with our SMP, the task sequence will fail to run, stating 'The software could not be found on any servers at this time', when I know the boundary is listed in both boundary groups. Removing this second boundary group reverts the issue back to the error about not finding a SMP.

Thoughts?

Will

Dear,

I got a new requirement i.e. SCCM OSD on Azure VM.

Can we do the SCCM TS OSD on Azure VM?
If Yes, how can we do it
If No, Reasons please

If No, is there any other method

Thanks in Advance,
VenkatM

Hi

I have a problem with task sequence, with domain join.

We have multiple OU's and in one we face issue where workstations are not added to domain.

It seems that on this OU we have some ACL misconfigured, but I did duble check and permission are set the same.

Debug log says :

06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 -----------------------------------------------------------------
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpDoDomainJoin
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpDoDomainJoin: using new computer names
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpDoDomainJoin: NetpGetNewMachineName returned 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpDoDomainJoin: NetpGetNewHostName returned 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpMachineValidToJoin: 'BOR00002VM'
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpMachineValidToJoin: status: 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpJoinDomain
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 HostName: bor00002vm
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetbiosName: BOR00002VM
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 Domain: contoso.xxx\DC-BOR.contoso.xxx
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 MachineAccountOU: BOR
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 Account: contoso\SCCM_AD_Join
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 Options: 0x23
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpDisableIDNEncoding: no domain dns available - IDN encoding will NOT be disabled
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpJoinDomainOnDs: NetpDisableIDNEncoding returned: 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpJoinDomainOnDs: status of connecting to dc '\\DC-BOR.contoso.xxx': 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:365 NetpJoinDomainOnDs: Passed DC 'DC-BOR.contoso.xxx' verified as DNS name '\\DC-BOR.contoso.xxx'
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 NetpDsGetDcName: status of verifying DNS A record name resolution for 'DC-BOR.contoso.xxx': 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 NetpGetDnsHostName: PrimaryDnsSuffix defaulted to DNS domain name: contoso.xxx
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 NetpProvisionComputerAccount:
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 lpDomain: contoso.xxx
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 lpHostName: bor00002vm
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 lpMachineAccountOU: BOR
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 lpDcName: DC-BOR.contoso.xxx
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 lpMachinePassword: (null)
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 lpAccount: contoso\SCCM_AD_Join
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 lpPassword: (non-null)
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 dwJoinOptions: 0x23
06/14/2018 12:17:11:396 dwOptions: 0x40000003
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpLdapBind: Verified minimum encryption strength on DC-BOR.contoso.xxx: 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpLdapGetLsaPrimaryDomain: reading domain data
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpGetNCData: Reading NC data
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpGetDomainData: Lookup domain data for: DC=contoso,DC=staples-solutions,DC=com
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpGetDomainData: Lookup crossref data for: CN=Partitions,CN=Configuration,DC=contoso,DC=staples-solutions,DC=com
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpLdapGetLsaPrimaryDomain: result of retrieving domain data: 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpCheckForDomainSIDCollision: returning 0x0(0).
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpGetComputerObjectDn: Cracking DNS domain name contoso.xxx/ into Netbios on \\DC-BOR.contoso.xxx
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpGetComputerObjectDn: Crack results: name = contoso\
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpGetComputerObjectDn: Cracking account name contoso\BOR00002VM$ on \\DC-BOR.contoso.xxx
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpGetComputerObjectDn: Crack results: Account does not exist
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpGetComputerObjectDn: ldap_compare_s failed: 0x22 0x57
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpCreateComputerObjectInDs: NetpGetComputerObjectDn failed: 0x57
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpProvisionComputerAccount: LDAP creation failed: 0x57
06/14/2018 12:17:11:411 NetpProvisionComputerAccount: Cannot retry downlevel, specifying OU is not supported
06/14/2018 12:17:11:427 ldap_unbind status: 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:427 NetpJoinCreatePackagePart: status:0x57.
06/14/2018 12:17:11:427 NetpJoinDomainOnDs: Function exits with status of: 0x57
06/14/2018 12:17:11:427 NetpJoinDomainOnDs: status of disconnecting from '\\DC-BOR.contoso.xxx': 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:427 NetpJoinDomainOnDs: NetpResetIDNEncoding on '(null)': 0x0
06/14/2018 12:17:11:427 NetpDoDomainJoin: status: 0x57

What did I miss, ony one can tell me what error 0x22 0x57 means ?

THX

Hellow All!

We have error when trying to install MS Office updates in Task sequence Deployment.

MS Office installes in step "Application Installation Test".

PC Restars in "The currently installed operating system".

PC Should install MS Office updates in step "Install software updates". That Updates deployed like requred on collection Unknown Computers (Like a TS for deploy OS).

That is monitoring log

===========================================================================

6/17/2019 10:34 AM,16,Install Software Updates,Setup Operating System,The task sequence execution engine failed executing an action,11135,-2,145,107,952,... Evaluating software updates using full scan (not from cache)
Registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate exists
GetIPriviledgedInstallInterface successful
Refreshing Updates
Successfully initiated RefreshUpdates operation. For troubleshooting, please refer to logs: UpdatesDeployment.log, UpdatesHandler.log, UpdatesStore.log, wuahandler.log, WindowsUpdate.log
Waiting for RefreshUpdates complete notification from Updates Deployment Agent
Notification received,RefreshUpdates have been completed
Signaled RefreshComplete notification
Received RefreshUpdates complete notification from Updates Deployment Agent
RefreshUpdates operation has been completed, hr=0x80244010
RefreshUpdates(bForceOnlineScan), HRESULT=80244010 (installswupdate.cpp,1001)
InstallUpdates(pInstallUpdate, tType, sJobID, sActiveRequestHandle), HRESULT=80244010 (main.cpp,248)
Setting TSEnv variable SMSTSInstallUpdateJobGUID=
Process(pInstallUpdate, tType), HRESULT=80244010 (main.cpp,305)

============================================================================

That is link for smts.log --> https://1drv.ms/u/s!Avudp-sj3LytdU0aoWk7lRjKGCg

Hellow All!

We have error when trying to install MS Office updates in Task sequence Deployment.

MS Office installes in step "Application Installation Test".

PC Restars in "The currently installed operating system".

PC Should install MS Office updates in step "Install software updates". That Updates deployed like requred on collection Unknown Computers (Like a TS for deploy OS).

That is monitoring log

===========================================================================

6/17/2019 10:34 AM,16,Install Software Updates,Setup Operating System,The task sequence execution engine failed executing an action,11135,-2,145,107,952,... Evaluating software updates using full scan (not from cache)
Registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate exists
GetIPriviledgedInstallInterface successful
Refreshing Updates
Successfully initiated RefreshUpdates operation. For troubleshooting, please refer to logs: UpdatesDeployment.log, UpdatesHandler.log, UpdatesStore.log, wuahandler.log, WindowsUpdate.log
Waiting for RefreshUpdates complete notification from Updates Deployment Agent
Notification received,RefreshUpdates have been completed
Signaled RefreshComplete notification
Received RefreshUpdates complete notification from Updates Deployment Agent
RefreshUpdates operation has been completed, hr=0x80244010
RefreshUpdates(bForceOnlineScan), HRESULT=80244010 (installswupdate.cpp,1001)
InstallUpdates(pInstallUpdate, tType, sJobID, sActiveRequestHandle), HRESULT=80244010 (main.cpp,248)
Setting TSEnv variable SMSTSInstallUpdateJobGUID=
Process(pInstallUpdate, tType), HRESULT=80244010 (main.cpp,305)

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Hello, 

im imaging a batch of computers and im getting this error that occurs every once and awhile and have to try to load the image file again. Some times it fails, sometimes it works. it looks to me, once a computer is completely imaged im able to get a new one that was not working before to image. Im using a 24 port switch to a one gb connection and another batch of computers connected to a ten gb switch. the ten gb switch seemes to alow more computers to image then the one gb switch. am I bottlenecking my HD, my network, or...?

Thanks

I have an initiative to deploy, via an existing task sequence for physical laptops, to a Hyper-V machine. I have the PXE boot working, option to choose the task sequence is visible and then the task sequence is failing on applying the OS. My question would be - is there a standard template somewhere for OSD task sequence for Hyper-V or what should that look like. I normally use powershell but I have to use this task sequence for customization and management.

Cheers!

Hi,

I am having a weird issue recently. Started about 2 weeks ago. When imaging a new computer the computer shows up in Devices twice. One device name shows as Unknown, Active, Client installed, with proper GUID and a Resource ID 167779xx. The other device name is the correct computer name, inactive, client not installed and with no GUID and a Resource ID 20971527xx. 

This seems caused client on the newly imaged computer not receiving the correct client settings. Current workaround is to manually delete these Unknown active devices in SCCM. The next time that computer checks in it register with correct information. 

Any idea what could be the cause of this issue and is there some kind log(s) I can look for clue?

Thank you,

Henry