Peter van der Woude

What is it exactly that you want to know? Because the message you get looks very clear...

Its more like that it can't do anything with it, but the result is the same

I thought 0x00000032 means something like "not supported", so how does your Task Sequence look (what steps)? Did you take a look at the smsts.log?

Yup, just press F12 and pick the Task Sequence.

How did you install the client (commandline)? Also look at the clientlocation.log, the ccmexec.log and the policy logs .

Are your already running SCCM 2007 SP2?

Is the client already communicating with the Site server?

When a computer object already excists in the AD, it will stay where it was during the deployment.

Some add-ons to this story: WebDAV is no longer required For testing I wouldn't install a Central Administration Site (CAS) but just a Primary Site. CAS is what we know as a Central Site in SCCM, but you cannot manage clients with it. So for testing just go for a Primary

HAL issues are solved for every OS after WinXP and yes you can also deploy an Server 2008 OS to different types of hardware.

You don't have the HAL issues anymore on W7. Just capture a new WIM image from a (virtual)machine and then during the deployment of that image you can add driver packages based on the different types of machines.

Your problem is that the local account trogdor doesn't excist yet in the new situation. This is why you should use at least /lac (local account create) to migrate local accounts.

It is possible tou save the user state also. I know there is a guide somewhere on this forum, but there is also one on my blog: http://www.petervanderwoude.nl/post/Capture-User-Files-and-Settings-in-Offline-Mode-(WinPE)-with-ConfigMgr-2007.aspx

Correct, if you already have a captured image then you can skip step 1.

Yup

Can you post the smsts.log?

And how are you installing Office 2010 then?

The client is not communicating with your Site server, that's why you don't get your Organization Name and more actions. I would say open a new post on the forum (because this doesn't really belong here) and post more information about the command line you use for the installation and the ClientLocation.log

You shouldn't use SMSDIRECTORYLOOKUP=NOWINS when your AD is not extended. Take a look here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb680985.aspx

Update your bootimage to update the change in there too.

This is your problem --> No assigned task sequence. TSMBootstrap 06/01/2010 12:04:48 1128 (0x0468) Setting wizard error: There are no task sequences available for this computer Make sure the machine is in a correct collection and that the advertisement points to the correct collection.

Is it only about copying files from a package to a location on the local machine? If yes, then create a Run Command Line -step, select your package and use a "xcopy * <destination>" -command.

You need to have the full version of WSUS installed on the server that is going to act as a Software Update Point.

SCCM can only run/ deploy and stream virtual applications. For creating virtual packages or running them you will still need App-V and/or App-V Client.

Probably this has been said on the Technet forum too, but I will say it anyway... SCCM will run your script with the SYSTEM account and the changes that you are trying to make are USER based. That's why you still have to configure the WEB key for every user.