andywood86

Strange one this, the TS completes fine. But just after applying the image the OSD bar disappears. Done a lot of reading online and people have suggested re-capturing the image using 2012 SCCM media which I have done, but this still happens. Another article mentions on here about the local admin password, but I generate a random password and disable the local admin account so not sure how this applies - http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/topic/5576-osd-task-sequence-progress-bar-disappears/?hl=progress#entry49977 I've attached the SMSTS log if anyone can see anything that may stand out? smsts.log

Just thought I'd let everyone know, this is how I resolved it: http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/topic/6447-sccm-2012-pxe-point-reinstall/

Just to add some additional context to this, I've created USB media and it's booted fine now. So must be something around PXE?

Does anyone know what log file would be best to locate on this one?

Yes on our SCCM 2007 setup, but this is on a totally different IP range away from this on a different DHCP scope. I only have the two distribution points enabled for PXE in this environment

Yeah I've just tried both boot images (x86) and (x64), they can only pxe to this server. I've even tried building a new Task Sequence but to no avail. This is killing me! I'm not so sure it's the boot image either, but correct me if I'm wrong as it's saying the Task Sequence is password protected

I just redistributed to ensure I had and yes, it's still doing the same thing unfortunately

Hi Jörgen, I thought it may have been. However, I've removed this from both my Primary and Secondary sites and it still appears. I am PXE booting, I've even tried inserting a password that I know of but it doesn't seem to work.

Here's a screenshot

I don't have any passwords set on Task Sequences or PXE? Where could this setting be? It's stating the media is password protected