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dhiemer

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  1. In my readings I feel like I stumbled across this but I cant remember if this is possible. What I want to do is capture a user state and be able to access the files on my migration point (browse files via explorer). As it stands now they are chopped up in .mig files that are encrypted. I would like to have direct access to the files on the migration point rather than the ,mig files. Can someone direct me to some documentation for doing this or if it is not possible. Thanks
  2. Here are my installation properties: SMSMP= sccm.xxxxxx.com FSP= sccm
  3. I am running SCCM 2012 R2 CU3 single site single server. I have a HTA that allows me to deploy win7 or win8.1. When I OSD Win7 the SCCM client installs and connects with my SMSMP. When I OSD my Win8.1 image the SCCM client is installed, the computer reboots(which is normal, usually continues the OSD after this) and then the whole TS ends and the computer boots to a login page. It never connects to the SMSMP. I am not seeing errors in the logs and even see this line at the end of the smsts.log: CLibSMSMessageWinHttpTransport::Send: URL: SCCM.xxxxx.COM:80 CCM_POST /ccm_system/request Request was successful. after the computer boots and I am in the full OS I navigate to the CCM\logs directory to the smscliui.log file and see this warning. WARNING - Client is currently unassigned or an error occurred retrieving the assigned site. GetAssignedSite() returned : 0X0 So it looks like the SCCM client is getting installed just not connecting to the server. My windows 7 OSD works fine so I am thinking it could be a windows 8.1 hotfix I am unaware of or maybe something in the image. The Windows firewall is enabled in the image however I doubt that would halt the OSD (am I right in saying this). Can I please be guided to which logs I should be looking at or what I can do to troubleshoot. If I open the client and manually enter my site DEN it works fine and everything starts connecting. Any help is appreciated.
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