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  1. keilamym
    We image the 840G4 via PXE everyday. That model has an Ethernet port already so I'm curious why you would need the adapter
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    A delay was added to imaging task a few version ago. We just set the time back an hour when creating the task and it comes right up.
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    Have you googled the error? There are MANY posts about this. (dns, rights, firewall, etc) What have you tried already?
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    I just read your other post. we don't do what your asking but it sound like it could help me a lot in my remote offices. in our SCCM task, we just send USMT data to our state migration point. this is something I'll probably be working on because I like the concept and once complete, I won't mind sharing it.
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    We have created stand alone USMT script to backup and restore from drives via a gui interface. And you can image from a flash drive. BUT are you trying to have a sccm task backup the data, reimage, then restore, all from a single flash drive?
  6. keilamym
    depending on which version you upgraded from, i "think" it was 1610 when I started pre-dating my tasks. if its 11am, i would put 9am. this was a known issue so have you tried that to get them to appear?
  7. keilamym
    you should be able to use Status Message Queries" to get all the status messages for the collection. It may have some information.
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    happy to help
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    glad i could help.
  10. keilamym
    did you try to "disable 64bit file redirection" also. you try testing outside the task sequence. you can run this command as a package. it will kick off powershell and run the script. powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoLogo -NonInteractive -NoProfile -File .\filename.ps1 good luck and let us know if it works.
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    last i heard, windows 7 did not originally support tpm 2.0. if i remember correctly, microsoft had a hotfix for it but it was for uefi compatibilty mode.
  12. keilamym
    Go into Discovery Methods, System Discovery method, Options, and tell SCCM to look for a device that was active for what amount of days you want. if devices have not logged into AD in X amount of days, SCCM will not bring over the DDR records. Then go into your Maintenance task and tell SCCM how soon to delete Aged data. Hope this helps
  13. keilamym
    Yes it's possible. I did it on my site but I had Microsoft here to assist. They have a supported documented process we used so i'll look and see if i still have it.
  14. keilamym
    sorry just read the rest of your thread... as a work around, you can advertise the task to your desktop collection, but have the task respond ONLY to PXE and MEDIA, have it set to AVAILABLE and put a password on your boot media. MEDIA and PXE only, available setting and the password are all items to prevent current devices from getting reimaged by accident.
  15. keilamym
    obsoletely you can rebuild the machine. you are correct, it is no longer an unknown computer so you will need to delete the object in AD. there is a work around but the safest way it to delete the old computer object from the console.
  16. keilamym
    have you added it to the boundary group? FYI 0x87D00215 means item not found.
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    you can do it a few ways. There is no "create shortcut" option in SCCM so you need to script it somehow. 1. Create the shortcut, create a package and for the program, you can use powershell Copy-Item 2. Create the shortcut, create a package and for the program, you can use something like XCopy filename location /y 3. You can create the shortcut on the fly with powershell - http://powershellblogger.com/2016/01/create-shortcuts-lnk-or-url-files-with-powershell/ 4. You can use something simple like AutoIt if you've used it before
  18. keilamym
    Absolutely. I usually create the shortcut first, then deploy the shortcut as a package.
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    i found this but have not tested it yet. It has something to do with the OOBE so you need to modify the unattend.xml
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    you'd like to image a machine with a generic name and store it. then on the next bootup, have a script run to change the PC name and add it to the domain?
  21. keilamym
    when creating the query, on the general tab, add System Resource, and Name. It will show the device name
  22. keilamym
    we deploy office as a package, instead of an application. "and it works great". i would try that.
  23. keilamym
    you've already downloaded the bits using setup.exe /download filename.xml command also, can you install it manually using setup.exe /configure filename.xml note, the two xml files are different.
  24. keilamym
    not sure about the "supersedence" option, but i can help you upgrade your devices. google and download the OffScrub.vbs. if you cant locate it, i can send it over. We use OffScrub in a task sequence to remove the older versions of office, restart the computer, then install the new version of office. If I remember correctly, offscrub It will remove Communicator and Live meeting also. The only catch is we had some devices where Visio and Office shared some .dlls and we had to reinstall Visio on a few devices.
  25. keilamym
    Yes. you can run this command Remove-Item c:\folder\* -recurse
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