I have a task sequence that deploys a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image.
My task sequence runs fine and there aren't any errors.
The only thing I'm confused on, though, is why the "Your computer is being serviced" message comes up after it's done and I'm at the client's logon screen.
The only time this comes up, is if I enable the last 2 steps of my task sequence:
- run a command "cmd /c fbwfmgr /enable".
- restart computer
If I disable that last commands step in the task sequence, the write filter will remain off and I will never get the "Your computer is being serviced" message.
If I only disable the last step (restart computer), the cmd /c fbwfmgr /enable command will run, but I won't see the "computer being serviced" message.
If I disable the last 2 steps, the file based write filter will be off of course, and at the login screen, I see no computer-being-serviced message.
This is just a minor annoyance, as the Computer Being Serviced message stays there for about 5 - 10 mins before rebooting and going to the normal login screen.