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Client-OS Installation (SCCM)

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Hi All,

 

I worked thru Anyweb's SCCM 2007 Installation/Configuration Tutorial and finished few days ago.

After some solved Problems with PXE-Boot i got a new Problem by the Client-OS Installation.

 

(Client Installation-Image is from Windows 7)

(Clinet Boot-Image is from Windows Server 2008)

 

So the Client Installation aborts during the Installation (after Partitioning the Disk i think) the LOG is kind big so im sorry - added to attachment :)

 

(The Error Code is 0x80004005)

 

Would be really happy for help.

 

Best Regards,

Bob

smsts.log

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Hm "80004005" is usually some kind of generic unspecified error.

 

0, HRESULT=80004005 (e:\nts_sms_fre\sms\framework\tscore\encryptablevolume.cpp,367)

 

I would recommend you to enable F8 mode so you can open the command prompt.

Then i would look into my %temp%\smsts folder to see if there are any windows logs located here? See if you can find a log called "Setuperr.log".

 

Usually these errors are because of bad cd key or something like that..

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Hey,

 

@ jamitupya - i gonna take a look at the permissions.. but i think these are all right configured. (nothing found - seems everything to be right configured in the permissions)

 

@ wmmayms - okay :S hmm.... yes the first topic i posted there is an attachement with the log i found on the Client. (with F8 Methode) is the one and only LOG on the abborted Client Installation

 

@ anyweb - thanks x) - im tryin it now with Windows Vista so it should work normally, but thanks for your attention. But its kinda funny, bcs i got the same error with Windows 7 as like with Vista :S - and im using SCCM SP1.

 

@ all - you can see something interessting in the SMSTS Log ?

 

 

Best regards,

bob

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@ wmmayms - okay :S hmm.... yes the first topic i posted there is an attachement with the log i found on the Client. (with F8 Methode) is the one and only LOG on the abborted Client Installation

 

There is no relevant information in the smsts.log (80004005 means unspecified which means you need to look into other logfiles for more info)

 

I think information from the other logfiles are parsed to the smsts.log when the first reboot occurs (not 100% on this though).

 

I think you should look for the log file called setuperr.log . It should be located in a subdirectory below %temp%\smstslog\ on your client. If there is nothing here look if there is a folder called "_SMSTaskSequence" in the root.

 

Use the "dir" command to explore and "cd" to change directory.

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Hey,

 

Sooo, i just found "SMSTS.log" without a trace of a subdirectory below %temp%\SMSTSlog\ just the single SMSTS.log - i was bit wondered, thatswhy i started one time with knopix to be sure and i found the subdirectory with "setuperr.log" - probably was the directory hidden.

 

The error was that he couldnt find the right Installerimage (bcs. the Installer Image includes also other Versions of Vista) - Basic, Prof.... etc. but in the Task Sequence i've chosen Ultimate under -> "Install OS from original Installation"

Now i gonna try it with the other choice --> "Install OS from a captured Image Installation" i dont think that this can be the Problem but im gonna try it quickly. Hmm

 

thank you for your help,

bob

 

Use the "dir" command to explore and "cd" to change directory.

:rolleyes::lol:

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Nice to hear that you found the logfiles :)

 

Did you just have this "setuperr.log" or did you have other logfiles in here aswell?

 

Sorry bout the:

Use the "dir" command to explore and "cd" to change directory.

 

I dident know how much knowlegde you had B)

 

 

When you find the solution it would be nice if you could post the full solution

 

Cheers

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Hey,

 

No in the subdirectory is just one logfile named setuperr.log, two .xml files and one directory named SETUP.exe (which is blank).

 

Unfortunately it doenst work :S the same error came again - i gonna try to solve it myself and if it isnt possible then im gonna post the logfile and hope you can help me.

 

 

Hehe doesnt matter :) yes im not a beginner but in sccm a noob :X and yeah sorry english is just not my strenght. B)

 

Best regards,

bob

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So i changed some things in the Task Sequence and the Installation worked all Points thru successfully.

 

Client OS Installation ->

 

  1. Format Disk - OK
  2. Apply OS - OK
  3. Apply Drivers - OK
  4. Setup Windows and ConfigMgr - OK --> (normaly came Error and the Installation aborted) - now he gone thru it successfully.
  5. Restarting
  6. Continue Configuring Windows - ERROR (below)

 

I was happy that the "Installation/Initialisation" was successfull, but after restarting WIndows i got a new Error (YEAAH!) <_<

 

"Windows failed to start bla bla... please insert Windows Installation CD".... so now i switched back the Installation Method (from Install of Captured Image to Install from Original Installation)

 

next try the same thing, PE Installation was successfull after restarting the Client same message :wacko:

 

___________________________________________________________________________________________

 

The SETUPERR.LOG says :

 

0x0603ef = "CallBack_SelectImageShowUi : Theres no maching OS Images"

0x06066D = "CallBack_SelectImageShowUi : Couldnt decide which Windows Image to Use, asked to never show the UI unattended mode hr = 0x80004005"

 

but i selected everywhere i can which Image and which Version he have to take ! He wouldnt go thru Point 2 above if he wouldt know which Image and which Version he should take.

 

I dont understand why he dont pick up that Version which is choosen in the Task Sequence

 

Please Help Help Help Help

 

bob

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