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  1. i want to deploy an entrie os to all clients and that should realized with mdt2010, wds and usmt4 via offline migration in windows preinstallation environment. now ive got the error: "File:\\192.168.200.1\DeploymentShare$\Control\OperatingSystems.xml Line: 0 - The called network path is not more availabe." - Litetouch deployment failes, Return Code = -2147467259 0x80004005"
  2. hello forums-user, i've used the search function and allready write a topic on the ms technet, but nobody can help me directly. i have a virtual network (intnet) on VirtualBox machines. i use a windows server 2003 entprise r2 for deployment. dns, ad, dhcp, wds and all necessary software and packages are installed and configured correct. i have some questions in case of mdt with wds. i don't know if i can deploy directly the boot image creating by the mdt2010 with the wds to install all clients in our company? i edit the CustomSettings.ini and create a custom task sequence, that i can use the usmt4 for xp to windows 7 migration during windows-pe works. the topic USMT Offline Migration did i read and try to transform it to the mdt task sequence. sometimes it did copy some part of the usmt/x86. but now i try id with another task sequence. i used the "Standard Client Task Sequence" and id doesn't work in any way. I tried so much different ways, but it doesn't work. my edited task sequence form "standard client seqeunce" ts.xml the CustomSettings.ini (please delete the .txt extension, then you can use it on mdt2010) CustomSettings.ini.txt and both cmd scripts for execute the load- and scanstate exe with all switches that are necessary. runscanstate.cmd.txt & runloadstate.cmd.txt
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