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anyweb

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  1. hi, configuring MBAM from scratch including deploying the client agent is covered in lots of details in Chapter 13 of the Windows noob OSD guides for SCCM 2012 R2. It's available in hard copy and e-book from Amazon.
  2. interesting error: DrvLoad: Unable to load Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\ThinkPad T450s\ki111247.inf (Error 0x80070070). when i see what 0x80070070 means i get this There is not enough space on the disk. Source: Windows ----- so could your boot image be lacking space due to (lack of ram) or is the storage issue on your hard disc.
  3. the password is in the script, there is no username here's the actual password as referenced in the script, you can change it from 'password' to something more suite for your environment If MyPass = "password" then env("ALLOWOSDBUILD") = "YES" End If
  4. you integrate MDT in order to gain access to the additional functionality that MDT integration provides, so continue using SCCM to deliver boot images etc but leverage MDT integration for more features. take a look at my post here to get some ideas How can I deploy Windows 10 with MDT 2013 Update 2 integrated with System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) How can I install Windows 10 language packs offline with an MDT Integrated Task Sequence in System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
  5. ok and is it that step, Upgrade Operating System (laptop) that's running or the next one, if the next one, what variable is set there ?
  6. please post questions that arn't related to the original thread in their own post.
  7. can i see a screenshot of your upgrade operating system step and the download content package step with the variable
  8. did you enable command support in your boot images ?
  9. without more info and the smsts.log file it's hard to troubleshoot, but are you sure the script itself is running ok ? at the point where it fails, bring up a command prompt, and run the script manually, does it work without error ?
  10. on which machine, the one that got the error or another one ??
  11. how did you restore the site after the disc failure, did the operating system need a reinstall ? what operating system is this installed on and was WSUS patched with the required updates to allow the Upgrades category to correctly display in the SUP ? is the Service Connection Point role configured for Online mode ?
  12. just put continue on error on that step, it's failing as no tpm was detected on that step (virtual hardware ?)
  13. press f8 when it fails and attach the smsts.log file
  14. it sounds like you need to do a lot of work to understand task sequences and how they can be customized for your needs, it also sounds like you need to learn about MDT integrated UDI task sequences, i'd suggest you start looking here.
  15. try this in a cmd prompt gpresult /h results.html then open results.html in Internet Explorer
  16. not according to this Warning: Matching Processor Architecture Boot Image (0) not found SMSPXE 2016-05-27 14:25:49 4456 (0x1168) the message means it cannot find a boot image matching the architecture of the machine that is booting, so check again, that you have enabled for PXE both boot images (x86 and x64) and distributed them to your distribution points...
  17. If you have a hierarchy, you must install this role on the CAS server as described here
  18. did you distribute both the x86 and x64 boot images ?
  19. can you show me a screenshot of your configmgr version (about, version) the Run PowerShell script step comes with ConfigMgr R2, so you should have it, however, did you update your console after upgrading ?
  20. what version of SCCM are you using ?
  21. what error do you get, can you attach the smsts.log
  22. there's your problem Warning: Matching Processor Architecture Boot Image (0) not found SMSPXE 2016-05-27 14:25:49 4456 (0x1168) make sure to distribute (and enable for pxe) both architecture boot wim's
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