As this is requested a lot, here's how to make it easier for you to Capture Windows 7. Note that this method is not recommended as you should use the Build and Capture method to capture Windows 7 and the computer should not join the domain, that said, if you still want to capture a domain joined computer and you are willing to deploy that captured image (with registry settings from Domain Joining, gpo's etc...) then read on...
Import the following Task Sequence into ConfigMgr by right clicking on the Task Sequences node of Operating System Deployment in ConfigMgr, and choose Import.
Once Imported you will have to supply it with two packages namely your X86 boot image and a new package called AutoLogin_windows7
The Autologin_windows7 packgage contains a registry file and a program
the Program is as follows:
reg import "autologin_windows7.reg"
the properties are as follows:
and the autologin_windows7.reg registry file contains the following
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
"AutoAdminLogon"="1"
"DefaultUserName"="Administrator"
"DefaultPassword"="password"
replace password above with the local admin password...
once done, make sure to edit your task sequence so that it's using your X86 boot image by right clicking on the Task Sequence, select properties and select the correct boot image,
then make sure that the Task Sequence is using your new autologin package by right clicking on the Task Sequence and choose Edit,
finally advertise it to a capture windows 7 collection and add a computer to that collection using direct membership
After you've added the computer to the collection, start it up, login to Windows, open control panel, open the RAP (run advertised programs) and kick off the Capture windows 7 task sequence.
Side note: you'll need to create a step in your deploy task sequence to remove the registry autologin values otherwise the deployed image will attempt auto login on first boot..
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As this is requested a lot, here's how to make it easier for you to Capture Windows 7. Note that this method is not recommended as you should use the Build and Capture method to capture Windows 7 and the computer should not join the domain, that said, if you still want to capture a domain joined computer and you are willing to deploy that captured image (with registry settings from Domain Joining, gpo's etc...) then read on...
Import the following Task Sequence into ConfigMgr by right clicking on the Task Sequences node of Operating System Deployment in ConfigMgr, and choose Import.
capture Windows 7 X86.xml
Once Imported you will have to supply it with two packages namely your X86 boot image and a new package called AutoLogin_windows7
The Autologin_windows7 packgage contains a registry file and a program
the Program is as follows:
reg import "autologin_windows7.reg"
the properties are as follows:
and the autologin_windows7.reg registry file contains the following
replace password above with the local admin password...
once done, make sure to edit your task sequence so that it's using your X86 boot image by right clicking on the Task Sequence, select properties and select the correct boot image,
then make sure that the Task Sequence is using your new autologin package by right clicking on the Task Sequence and choose Edit,
finally advertise it to a capture windows 7 collection and add a computer to that collection using direct membership
After you've added the computer to the collection, start it up, login to Windows, open control panel, open the RAP (run advertised programs) and kick off the Capture windows 7 task sequence.
Side note: you'll need to create a step in your deploy task sequence to remove the registry autologin values otherwise the deployed image will attempt auto login on first boot..
Further Reading:
1. Auto Login as part of OSD Task Sequence
2. Login Single Domain User for Caching After Imaging via Task Sequence
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