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more than likely one or more of your updates is causing a double reboot or rebooting when the task sequence doesnt expect it check this link for details. http://support2.microsoft.com/kb/2894518

have you seen this ? http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj553405.aspx The following three groups in Configuration Manager can be updated: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager server roles, which include: Central administration site Primary site Secondary site Remote SMS Provider Note Updates for site system roles, including updates for the site database, are installed as part of the update for site servers. Beginning with Configuration Manager SP1, updates for site system roles include updates that apply to cloud-based distribution points. However, updates that apply to a pull-distribution point, install as an update for the Configuration Manager client and not as an update for site system roles.

the error translates to: so is there some quota configured ?

I would imagine removing the wim from the console, and then adding it back would produce a 'clean' result, have you tried that

hmm are some of those UEFI devices x86 ? if so they REQUIRE an x86 boot wim, the surface is native x64 hardware so requires a x64 bit boot wim, please attach the smspxe.log file here please and tell me what mac address you are using on the Surface, also remember the last task sequence deployed to a collection will be the boot wim that 'answers' the pxe request (LIFO)

have you followed my guide exactly ? are you sure it's pulling down a 64bit boot wim ? what happens when you UEFI network boot, what do you see before it fails...

what i mean is to update the firmware BEFORE the build, as there were issues with some docking stations having issues with PXE boot and those issues are resolved with the updated firmware. Here's the process of updating the firmware offline, I'd suggest you try it. http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/archive/2014/10/20/how-to-update-the-surface-pro-3-firmware-offline-using-a-usb-drive.aspx

thanks ! have you tried updating the firmware (offline or online) on the troublesome Surface Pro 3's ?

Microsoft has released a new build of Windows 10 to the insiders, you can get it by updating Windows 10 by clicking on the Start menu and type Windows Update Settings which will bring up the below when Windows Update Settings opens up, click the Windows Update back arrow as shown above, then select Preview Builds change from Slow to Fast to get builds quicker than normal if you don't mind more bugs then click on Check Now followed by Download Now and off it goes downloading... click on Install Now when it's finished downloading

have you seen this post ?

hi Mikey i just tested it here, worked fine, which file are you failing to download (link please)

could be that MDT Integration is corrupt, try uninstalling it, reinstalling it, re-integrating it with Configmgr ?

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ok then, so you are deploying a captured image and it's failing... where ? please describe at which point it's failing as the logs didn't exactly show the failure from what i could see i think what's happening is it's failing after setup windows and configmgr and you are losing the log, so please retest a deployment and when it fails press f8 immediately and capture all logs that match smsts*.log on both x: (if in winpe) and c (or d:) do a dir /s smsts*.log to find them

ok you are a bit confused, the SCCM Admin console is not the same thing as the Configuration Manager client, which does install as part of the task sequence, so from what you are saying i'm guessing that your os is downloaded, then setup windows and configmgr starts but it's failing after that point, correct ? from your log above it looks like you are trying to CAPTURE an image, is that what you are trying to do ? and it states you cancelled the capture <![LOG[Command line: "D:\SMS\bin\i386\OsdCaptureCD.exe"]LOG]!><time="13:23:45.573+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="0" thread="2976" file="osdcapturecd.cpp:115"> <![LOG[Loading vista instructions.]LOG]!><time="13:23:45.588+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="0" thread="2976" file="welcomepage.cpp:63"> <![LOG[Activating Welcome Page.]LOG]!><time="13:23:45.588+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="0" thread="2976" file="welcomepage.cpp:92"> <![LOG[Verifying that this machine meets the capture requirements.]LOG]!><time="13:23:50.846+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="1" thread="2976" file="welcomepage.cpp:141"> <![LOG[Local machine is not a domain controller.]LOG]!><time="13:23:50.846+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="1" thread="2976" file="deployutil.cpp:603"> <![LOG[system partition is NTFS]LOG]!><time="13:23:50.846+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="1" thread="2976" file="deployutil.cpp:528"> <![LOG[Verified deploy tools are present.]LOG]!><time="13:23:50.846+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="1" thread="2976" file="deployutil.cpp:448"> <![LOG[Computer is part of domain 'xxxxxxxxxx', disjoin and start image capture]LOG]!><time="13:23:50.846+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="3" thread="2976" file="deployutil.cpp:565"> <![LOG[Capture has been cancelled by the user.]LOG]!><time="13:24:02.623+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="3" thread="2976" file="wizardcontrol.cpp:101"> <![LOG[Exiting with return code 0x800704C7]LOG]!><time="13:24:02.623+300" date="11-16-2012" component="OSDCaptureCD" context="" type="1" thread="2976" file="osdcapturecd.cpp:157"> <![LOG[Process completed with exit code 2147943623]LOG]!><time="13:24:02.623+300" date="11-16-2012" component="TSMBootstrap" context="" type="1" thread="1668" file="commandline.cpp:1102"> <![LOG[pre-execution hook returned error: 0x800704c7]LOG]!><time="13:24:02.623+300" date="11-16-2012" component="TSMBootstrap" context="" type="3" thread="1668" file="tsmediawizardcontrol.cpp:1376"> <![LOG[Executing command line: "D:\SMS\BIN\I386\TsProgressUI.exe" /Unregister]LOG]!><time="13:24:02.623+300" date="11-16-2012" component="TSMBootstrap" context="" type="1" thread="1668" file="commandline.cpp:805">

two steps back here, what are you actually trying to do here, install an OS or something else ?

are you sure no other window is waiting on your input, have you closed and re-opened the console ?

you need to grab the smsts.log from the failed pxe boot before the C0000001 message above appears (and after pressing f12), so have you tried that ?

are you attempting to edit task sequences on the server itself (with the server console) or via a remote console ? has anyone changed any of your permissions ? can you create a new custom task sequence, does that work ?

if you are having hardlink issues then please raise a new topic outlining your problems, to include a log file simply click on the 'more reply options' in the bottom left corner of the post.

if you are using a mix of devices then what boot images are deployed in your task sequences ? if they are all x64 bit boot images then all is fine, if they are x86 and x64 then the last task sequence deployed to your osd collection will be the one that 'wins' - it follows the LIFO statement (last in first out) what error messages are you seeing exactly ?

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hi Chris sure thing, just use the guid/uuid or use this method http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/archive/2014/07/28/how-to-use-the-same-external-ethernet-adapter-for-multiple-sccm-osd.aspx

are you running this on the Surface Pro 3 or some other model, the guide was specifically for the Surface Pro 3, hence that WMI query.

no need to extend the schema again, it's a one time operation,