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Microsoft is excited to release Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16251 for PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring! The same build will be available for Insiders who opted in to Skip Ahead. We are also releasing Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview Build 15235 to Insiders in the Fast ring. We won’t have a new Windows Server Insider Preview build for Windows Insiders this week. What’s New in Build 16251 For PC Windows lets you link your phone and PC You may remember at Build Microsoft talked about PCs and phones working better together. With Build 16251, they are introducing the first set of features that enable “linking” your phone to your PC. This build’s scenario is focused on cross-device web-browsing. Today, we’re asking for you Windows Insiders to help us test this experience out using your Android phones. Support for iPhone is coming very soon, stay tuned. To get started, after installing today’s new build on your PC, go to Settings > Phone and link your phone. Having you link your phone ensures that your sessions from your phone are continued only on to the PC that you’ve chosen. After adding your phone to be linked, you will receive an SMS from us directing you to install a test application called “Microsoft Apps” for Android that completes the link between your phone and PC and enables one of our first cross device browsing scenarios. After you’ve linked your phone, just go to your phone and start browsing the web. When you are at a website you want to view on your PC, simply invoke the native share experience on your phone and share the website to the “Continue on PC” option. You might need to click the “…” or more to add this test app to your share menu. Once invoked, it will first ask you to sign in with your Microsoft Account. It is important you use the same account you are using on your PC. Next it will ask you if you want to “Continue now” or “Continue later”. If you choose “Continue now”, the website will magically open on the linked PC. If you choose to “Continue later”, the website will show up under Action Center for you to get to later when you’re ready. Try it out and let us to know of any issues you run into! read the full announcement here > https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2017/07/26/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-16251-pc-build-15235-mobile/

did you read the link contained in the log file here it is http://technet.microsoft.com/library/cc431377.aspx

hi Jeff, it seemed to be a combination of product key issue (maybe it was pasted incorrectly, try pasting stuff into notepad first, then into the script), and your FQDN's

so we had a chat offline and it seems there were some problems when running the script, paste errors perhaps, anyway, it's now working fine and installing

can you email me the log and powershell script so i can take a look niall@windows-noob.com, you can remove the key

look at step 15 again, I updated it, see this part: Note: If you are NOT using an evaluation version of SCCM then you need to add the section below in blue to the configuration.ini file which is contained within the PowerShell script, and you need to change the ProductId open the script in Windows ISE, locate the line that reads $ProductID= and enter your ConfigMgr Product Key. [SABranchOptions] SAActive=1 CurrentBranch=1 did you do that ? and did you enter the product key ?

i'll reword it, simply edit the Install SCCM Current Branch version 1606.ps1 script, it contains the bits that create the configuration.ini file.

and i'd add, why keep sql remote, i know you dont want it remote, take that fight again, having it remote only causes problems, keep it on the primary and things will be much better

and thank you for thanking me for creating it ! it's probably possible to separate those and if you are lucky I may release that in the next version of this blog post, so look out for the 1706 version of this blog post coming in the future, hopefully I will have that capability added then, by the way, did you see that ive released a 1702 version of this guide here ? cheers niall

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Please refer to this link from this point forward.

what hardware are you running this on and have you tried upgrading the computer bios version prior to the upgrade ?

yes of course you can

the order is wrong, you need to upgrade to SCCM 1702 (Current Branch) first and then upgrade the operating system, here's a couple of posts that should help:- https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ef2ea9a9-5d0d-4c03-ae14-3eb936fdbfb6/os-upgrade-on-sccm-servers-from-2k8r2-to-2016?forum=configmanagergeneral http://ccmexec.com/2016/03/configmgr-cb-1602-server-2008-r2-in-place-upgrade-to-2012-r2/ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/core/servers/deploy/install/upgrade-to-configuration-manager https://sccmentor.com/2016/09/21/in-place-upgrade-sccm-cb-1602-site-server-from-windows-2008-r2-to-2012-r2/

did you validate your account ?

yes but you'd have to edit the powershell script and change the function that displays the message box, the link below has a function to generate what you want https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32827376/how-to-create-a-popup-message-in-powershell-without-buttons

and are you using the latest and greatest version of MBAM ?

we've deployed Windows 7 with UEFI enabled, TPM enabled and with CSM mode enabled, but of course Secure boot DISABLED, on Lenovo laptops so something else is going wrong for you, maybe you need to share some logs...

good luck, but you'll still need to disable Secure boot in the bios in order to boot Windows 7, Windows 7 can work with UEFI mode when the CSM option is set in the bios, but you must disable Secure boot which while related to UEFI, is a separate component

Windows 7 does not support Secure boot in any way, so that's a big no no, you need Windows 8 or later to work with Secure Boot.

is something removing the update, does windowsupdate.log or the event log give you any clues

3. will only work if you've a backup of the site created using the maintenance task, do you ?

yes with some work and editing of the scripts you could

this is the supported way to recover a site https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/protect/understand/recover-sites When you use DPM to back up your site database, use the DPM procedures to restore the site database to a specified location before you continue the restore process in Configuration Manager. For more information about DPM, see the Data Protection Manager Documentation Library on TechNet.

as Garth says, can you link to the post in question please ?