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Hello, I have to use a vbs script to update windows drivers (it's an old script with lots of reminiscences that I'm migrating to sccm later). So I use a task sequence to do the job. When I migrate windows 7 to windows 10, the vbs works perfectly because it is in this mode: https://ibb.co/1LtMyCC When I make a windows 10 build update, the driver update starts in another phase (while it is in the same place in the task sequence): https://ibb.co/Pxv59qC in this phase all the drivers do not install well! Is there a way to wait for the OS to finish booting before running the drivers. Thansk for your help (and sorry for my bad english ;-))

I posted this yesterday in the "How do I?" forum (not sure I can delete it) but thought it probably belongs here. Apologies if this is frowned upon. I have a task sequence to run an in-place upgrade to Windows 10 and it's run successfully on nearly 100 machines. However, one machine has just encountered an error I can't decipher. According to smsts.log, it completed the first part of the upgrade on Friday evening (today is the following Monday) and then rebooted but the next entry isn't until this morning, which is strange. I'm not sure if the machine crashed but it appears not. When the user logged on this morning, Windows 10 was in a funny state with no start button and no network connectivity. Rebooting the laptop initiated a rollback and the PC is back working correctly on Windows 7. Anyway, onto the error: when the log continues, there appears to be an "access denied" error when trying to load the TS environment: Can anybody explain what is generating the error and how I can fix it? Thanks!