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Have anyone upgrade to 1511? If yes, any remarks?!

So it works now... hhihihi... I can't have " " between the directory... ?... batch script it's tricky some times!

Ok, good news... The problem might be definitely on the Java installer! I tried the same script but with Firefox and it worked like a charme! No issues, no nothing! I made it as simple as I could... The Java continues to give me error code 3... So Java installation with the switch /s it doesn't work... I bet if I do the same as a package it will work with no issues at all!

Hi all, So I found something... After all the changes I made in the script, those changes didn't had the impact on the client because the cache was always the same since the beginning. So basically even if I change a "coma" in the script file, while updating the content, didn't change nothing in the deployment... strange? Even when I rename the file name... the content on the cache folder didn't change a bit... So I created a new application and took all the steps and did basically all you guys suggested. Now the error is on the script side... Software Center: The software change returned error code 0x3(3). Log AppEnforce.log: Executing Command line: "C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\7\inst.cmd" with user context AppEnforce 5-1-2016 09:38:06 4608 (0x1200) Working directory C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\7 AppEnforce 5-1-2016 09:38:06 4608 (0x1200) Post install behavior is BasedOnExitCode AppEnforce 5-1-2016 09:38:06 4608 (0x1200) Waiting for process 3596 to finish. Timeout = 120 minutes. AppEnforce 5-1-2016 09:38:06 4608 (0x1200) Process 3596 terminated with exitcode: 3 AppEnforce 5-1-2016 09:38:23 4608 (0x1200) Looking for exit code 3 in exit codes table... AppEnforce 5-1-2016 09:38:23 4608 (0x1200) Unmatched exit code (3) is considered an execution failure. AppEnforce 5-1-2016 09:38:23 4608 (0x1200) script: CD %~dp0 start /wait setup.exe /s exit So... Error 3 means that the system cannot find the path specified... hmmm... I have try the script very simple (just 3 lines... ) and now I added the CD %~dp0... but it doesn't work... any ideas? Thank you!!!

Hi YPCC Thanks for the support! 1) Got it - I have cross check that one already! 2) I think I select script but I'm going to I'm going to cross check 3) ccmcache contains all files (setup.exe and install.cmd) 4) I'm going to check that again and let you know tomorrow but I think is related to the detection method (which fails since it fail to install? make sense?)... but I'm going to let you know tomorrow! regarding the script: For this type of script, can I simply use short commands (like start /wait setup.exe /s) ... I'll try that as well and let you know! Thanks for the tips and I'll post the results

Hi all, First - Happy new year and that 2016 will be full of success! Second... I'm trying to create a simple script that install Java on a computer. The script is the following: @echo java @echo off @set CWD= SET CWD=%~dp0 :Install echo Installing... @start /wait %CWD%setup.exe /s On the SCCM I have create one deployment type to execute this script (install.cmd). On the same folder where the script is, I have setup.exe (which is JAVA installer). The detection method is on the java.exe... user experience is Install for system and on the content (deployment options), I'm downloading the content and running locally on the computer. The deployment is set to be available so that the user can choose to install the program. I don't know how many times I tried this, but it fails when I press install on the software center nor application catalog and the logs don't show errors (appEnforce.log). Note that other deployments (using MSI) work very well. However scripts seems to need something else or more details. Does any has this kind of issue or know how to workaround this problem? p.s. install Java is only an example. I need to change other programs that don't use MSI. Thank you in advanced

You should also go to the BIOS and verify the option that turns on the computer, on certain hour of the day. I had that once... maybe they have something like that configured!

I think you are doing it wrong... Your sysprep image must be installed and captured with OSDPreserveDriveLetter = false What you should do is: edit the steps on the task sequence where you install and capture the image and add this the step OSDPreserveDriveLetter = false; run that task again, add the new image to SCCM, distribute, change this TS with the new image, but remove the OSDPreserveDriveLetter = false from the TS (that you will use to OSD). That's how I'm doing and it works (windows 7)... Let me know!

On the query type the name something like: %computername% (where is computername you enter the convention name used) Can you see the workstations if you lookup using string like that?

Why not to create a package and deploy?! And you can ask the program to run the powershell script... I'm not sure if I understand what you are trying to reach...

Hi Admin I have the same problem! Is it possible to add that setting to my profile? I can't change my display name and I really want that! Thank you in advanced!

I'm not yet there, but shouldn't the scripts be signed? Or otherwise you have to bypass the restrictions?

Reboot at the end Edited: Seriously, if you come a cross with this issue: http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/topic/13243-boot-image-x64-error-loading-task-sequence/ Don't panic! Just wait 24h and the keys will have the data that will allow you to run the your task sequence! I made some things also in the middle but not sure if they help me or not. If you come a cross with this, let me know. I'll tell you which role or settings I changed...

I never had that during TS. I only use that settings when deploying a package to a collection (like installing Java but before install java run the removal program for any other version)..

Doesn't work changing to "OSDComputername LIKE %DT%" ...? It should... When I use it with WMI parameters I use %...

I think you can but you have to add the option on the program from that package, that can be ran on task sequence and this is also true for other programs that should be "ran first before that"...

and if it's Windows 10, then don't worry too much because Windows will install all drivers for you!

That would be all true if I was the only admin... I'm not... This is only a tip to others that might come a cross with similar issues like this... But in theory I agree with everything you said!

Issue: you are doing re-imaging a workstation and after it finishes you try to logon. You receive a message "The security database on the server does not have a computer account for this workstation trust relation". Sometimes we are too focus on a problem and we forget small details. In my case I forgot that there were other sites and replicas between the these sites. When I started a re-image I deleted the computer from the Active Directory, but didn't force the replica with other sites or DC's. After some troubleshooting (netsetup.log) I found out that the computer still existed on other DC's and this new record was conflicting with the old one. Basically I didn't gave time to the AD to remove the object from all domain controllers. The fix: try to replicate the AD. Wait a little bit. If you have Intra-Site connections you will have wait a little bit more. Keep refreshing on the DC's to assure that the object is not there anymore, but you could also delete it, right? This happen to me and I was trying to understand what was going on and for that reason, I decided to share this! Cheers to all!

Hi Admin You are running a powershell script. Do I need to enable powershell components on the boot image? Thank you!

the domain registration was due to slow connection between DCs...

I found the problem... CopyProfile was true on the unattended xml... I removed this and all my issues with the start menu were gone! I read from the Administrator that could cause some problems...

I have some of these issues: mouse just stop's working after windows is installed and sometimes it doesn't add the workstation to the domain (The trust relationship between this workstation and primary domain failed)...

And also, Quad-core or Duo-Core laptop?

How many VMs can you run? Because I'm a photographer, I'm going for the apple macbook. I read that is recommended to use external ssd to run vm's, due to the fact they write-read a lot of information on the disks and low the disk life-cycle.