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FabianL

Deployment via stand alone media issue

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Hello All:


I am having an issue with a stand-alone media deployment and was hoping someone could provide some insight. I am fairly new to SCCM, as had a consultant implement it for our antivirus Endpoint Protection. So please bear with me if I ask any ridiculous questions, but any help provided would be greatly appreciated. The consultant actually advised me to reach out to these forums if I needed help as he has used these for years. So here we go.



Basically what I am trying to accomplish is take an HP Pro 3500 OEM pc which will be used as a reference machine and image that same image to all of our other pcs. These machines will be in a standalone environment, not domain joined, and will not communicate with each other in any way. They are simply used to deploy a LOB application to our customers which are spread out across the US.



So far I have taken my reference PC and captured the image. I than created a task sequence which references that image. I created a task sequence media using the wizard and selected “stand-alone media”. I created it on a USB drive and it succeeded. When I plug it into a PC to image that PC the machine loads WinPE and once I select next at the password screen it basically says “No assigned task sequence for this computer”. I am looking at the log files and the error I see is “No assigned task sequence.” Component TSMBootstrap.



Any help would be greatly appreciated.



Thanks,



Logs are here - http://pastebin.com/0nrdwa38


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