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  1. AkumaUk
    I'm creating a Windows 7 reference build using SCCM 2012 and all seems to be working well. I've noticed however that during the phase "Initializing the System Center Configuration Manager 2012 Client" phase it takes about 20 minutes to install and configure the client. The rest of the process works as expected with the actual OS being downloaded and applied in less that 10 minutes. Has anyone else noticed this? I'm going to attempt to 'troubleshoot' but for some reason, despite me selecting 'Enable command support (testing only)' in my boot images, its not letting me access the command line. I'm using MDT2012 Beta 1, so that might be the issue with the command prompt, but I doubt it. Any advice welcome!
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