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Hi hows it going?
Did you ever get sccm to work?
Im having such a hard time with it.
Please any help will be great!.
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using vNext in a LAB - Part 7. Deploying Windows 7 Enterprise
bodhi replied to anyweb's topic in Configuration Manager 2012
My build and capture does not work at all. It gets pass the PXE boot by pressing f12, then it shows the SCCM logo screen. But it never displays the task sequence window. It just reboots back into the PXE post screen again. This time displaying an error... What did I do wrong and how to fix please. -
Need help. Under New distribution point wizard I am not getting the "SCCM\SMSPIXIEIMAGES$: as an option at all. Did I did something wrong earlier ,as it only shows me one option.
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Can anyone please tell me if this is possible to do?
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I just recently found out how to improve the speed of my host and guest VM running on hyper-v by as much as 50%! After much digging around I came to a realization that some NIC are not up to the standard that microsoft standard has set out when they created hyper-v. As in the case of my server runnning the realtek NIC hardware. I found that as soon as I disable the TCP offloading engine on the virtual switch adapter, my system speed was greatly increased. Before it was a sluggish nightmare just trying to work on the host server. After disabling the TOE, it is running very fast and I am very happy about it. The purpose behind TOE is that it allows the tcpip stack I/O to be handle by the NIC adapter and not the CPU. Sounds great if your running a Intel NIC worth $200. But on these cheap NICs that most of use are running on lab test servers, they do not have the capacity to handle the high I/O that a hyper visor requires. Hopefully this guide will help many of you from this problem. (To disable TOE on the virtual switch, just go into the virtual switch properties/configure/advance tab. disable everything that says "offload") (Restart the Host server.)
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Like the other user said before me. I still dont understand how you manage to get that "Build and Capture Windows XP SP3 Task Sequence Editor" to appear. Are you missing some steps to perform in task sequence? My task sequence in my lab shows nothing... So how do I get that window to show up so I can complete the sysprep process in task sequence?
