KonamiCode Posted October 17, 2015 Report post Posted October 17, 2015 Hello all, I've just started using SCCM 2012, primarily for patching. Since I have that part up and running successfully, I figured why not migrate my image/OS management to SCCM as well. Most of the process has gone well, but the last few bits sent me home with a headache for several days... I've installed MDT 2013 Update 1 I believe (the last version available for download), and created a task sequence with as litle non-standard configuration as possible, so I could gain a better understanding of how the task sequence process works. I'm stumped at the image selection menu. The image indicates that it is Windows 7 x86 version. I would have sworn the image I captured (built manually on a separate machine) was x64...I haven't used x86 architecture in some time...is the name indicated in the task sequence simply a label, or is there some problem? http://imgur.com/nYoNDPi Next is the volume to install the OS to. I've been through several support articles indicating that D: would be the install destination if you used the default install.wim image. In my list of operating system images in SCCM, I see the image I captured from my reference machine as the only available system, with the architecture listed as 64-bit. My reference image did include a recovery partition, FYI, just in case that may be adding to the current problems. I've tried the following (in addition to many other support aritcle solutions): http://blogs.technet.com/b/configurationmgr/archive/2014/04/28/how-to-ensure-that-windows-installs-on-c-during-a-system-center-2012-configuration-manager-osd-task-sequence.aspx I've also tried the option to disable preservation of the drive letter. Or maybe I need to enable it, I've read that works for some...admittedly confused... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
