osd - task sequence visible

[xnalax]

hi,

 

i have an osd task sequence, i have a "run command line" step, is it possible to make the step visible?

 

i am calling miscsettings.cmd and inside the *.cmd i am calling a vbs script.

 

so i want to debug the script.

 

thanks

[Peter van der Woude]

To fine-tune your script, just first try it by starting it without intervention of ConfigMgr, then try it as a Software Package and when that works put it in a Task Sequence.

[xnalax]

it works when a user is logged on.

 

but other settings from the script are applied, if fails when i am setting AutoAdminLogon=1, it runs with the system account so no security issue?

 

or is there another way to enable AutoAdminLogon?

 

i tried to set it also in the unattend.xml also not working

 

it is a windows 2008 r2 osd

 

thanks

[anyweb]

as above, plus you can test it using psexec in System Context

 

you can autologin using the method described here

 

http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1543-how-can-i-capture-windows-7/

[xnalax]

is there a way to make the run commandline step visible?

[xnalax]

hi

 

the problem was that the sccm agent is a 32 bit app and i deployed 64bit os, and my reg settings gone to 32bit registry path and so the auto admin logon never worked.

 

i solved it by writing the values in the 64 bit registry

[anyweb]

nice, please post the registry file here (remove password) so that others can benefit

[xnalax]

nice, please post the registry file here (remove password) so that others can benefit

 

i took this solution

 

http://nocentdocent.wordpress.com/2010/04/11/osd-how-to-build-a-single-task-sequence-for-windows-7-x64-and-x86/

 

i just replaced the WshShell.RegWrite function with the PRG_RegWrite function.