Imaging using a working image, complete with all the requirements for NVMe drives (Intel RSTe drivers, etc). The TS is just a basic install OS, with nothing additional. Once the image applies, and it goes to reboot into Windows, a box comes up saying Windows Setup could not configure on this hardware.  Computer is a Dell Precision T5820 with a 512mb PCI-E NVMe drive Any thoughts, ideas?

We are running 1902 with the Hotfix rollup. Server 2012 R2, 32GB RAM.  OS is installed on C:\ (102GB), SQL DB installed on E:\ (199GB), and SCCM is installed on F:\ (1.70 TB).  My C:\ drive is completely full, ie 0 bytes free.  What can I do to free up some of this space so I can actually use the Admin console again?  I've tried to go through and clean up things but there isn't much else I can do (that I know of).  Is my C:\ drive just not big enough or will it just fill up more if we add space?

Guānyú_SMSTasksequence wénjiàn jiā shìfǒu biànliàng mìnglìng lái dàitì? Yòng mdt fābùle yīgè qūdòng bāo rúhé zhǐdìng mìnglìng lù jìn zhíxíng suǒzài chéngxù,_SMSTasksequence\packages\12000061\EasyDrv7_Win7.X86.Exe/Fa, wǒ fāxiàn zhège_SMSTasksequence wénjiàn jiā yǒu shíhòu huì zài zuìdà défēn qū lǐmiàn, bǐrú shì C.D huòzhě E wǒ gāi rúhé zhǔnquè zhíxíng_SMSTasksequence\packages\12000061\EasyDrv7_Win7.X86.Exe/Fa ne? 展开  

Hello. I have such xml file <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <migration urlid="http://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/IncludeExtensionsandExcludeFixedDisc"> <_locDefinition> <_locDefault _loc="locNone"></_locDefault> <_locTag _loc="locData">displayName</_locTag> </_locDefinition> <!-- This component migrates user files with known extensions--> <component type="Documents" context="System"> <displayN

Excuse me, I want to start the OS image after the computer presses F12 pxe to capture the user data and transfer it to the server instead of formatting the disk installation system immediately. This method is useful when transferring data sometimes when the computer system can't get in. How is this set up?     According to this setting, it seems that the user settings are not captured first, but the application deployment is started directly.

Is it safe to chain an OS upgrade Task Sequence? For example, I've finally been able to upgrade Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 to Windows 10 Enterprise 1703, then once that upgrade is complete, I want it to immediately upgrade from 1703 - 1903. Will it work like this? Or do I need to create some sort of variable, etc.    Thanks!

Hi Guys, since days I try to get working my SCCM 1902 it's a fresh lab I made. Installed SCCM with all Features on one Server. Everything in one subnet no Options in DHCP no IP Helper. And always a Bluescreen   I already disabled the PXE thing in the DP so WDS was uninstalled, rebooted the server and reenabled PXE again. Like I read everywhere in the Internet. But still geting that anoying BS. Meanwhile I'm really pissed an think that it was a bad choice

Can a google chrome extension be added as part of a packaged installer along with the msi