What happened during install is the password I set in the wizard is getting injected into the unattend.xml file without being encrypted/hashed, yet the value is not being set to true, which would indicate it is not encrypted/hashed. Looking at my log files and the unattend.xml file, here is what I think is happening: I set the admin password during lite touch installation, however, I have default password specified in my customsettings.ini that will be used if I don’t change it durning the lite touch wizard. Anyway to get all of hyper-v to install during OSD and have the TS resume? Todd Meyers: I just upgraded and am having the same issue with oobeSystem installing Windows 8. The only way I have found around this is to have the hyper-v install as the very last step but that is not good because then I can’t run my health check script to validate the install before it exits the sequence. I have tried adding in my own reboot switch but it never gets to that state. The problem I have is that the action of installing this breaks the task sequence and the TS doesn’t resume rather the system reboots into running windows.
Zbior Zadan Elektrotechnika Pdf on this page. The task completes successfully and Hyper-V gets installed. Trying to use the Add Windows Feature role to install hyper-V platform and tools during OSD. You can set the password in customsettings.ini but obv its not obscured that way. This is not ideal obviously, but I may find alternative ways of setting the administrator account password outside of the unattend file. In windows SIM go to tools >hide sensitive data and make sure its unchecked otherwise it will overwrite the plain text passwords with the obscured value. If you have obscured passwords, try changing to plaintext. I found the cause.Ĭheck and see if you have plaintext passwords in your unattend.xml files. >System.Exception: Unable to open the specified WIM file.
Anybody else getting Windows 8.1 deployment failures after upgrading? Ok, I update MDT and I tried to update my boot wims and I get this error: = Making sure the deployment share has the latest x86 tools = Processing LiteTouchPE (x86) boot image = Building requested boot image profile. The settings specified in the answer file could not be applied.' Which is bizarre, seeing as how I haven’t changed the unattend.xml file at all. Download Microsoft toolkit 2.6.7 Windows.
HOW TO CONVERT OFFICE 2013 TO VOLUME FOR ACTIVATION MS TOOLKIT 2 5.2. However, running my Windows 8.1 build TS now gives me an error during minisetup: 'Windows Could Not parse or process unattend answer file for pass. Now how to obtain this 'private fix' from Microsoft.:/ New bug–my first validation step was to make sure MDT 2013 Update 1 broke nothing in the Windows 8.1 build process.
Hi, After update when i try to uptdate the Boot Images i am getting this error: = Making sure the deployment share has the latest x86 tools = Processing LiteTouchPE (x86) boot image = Building requested boot image profile.
In both cases, Procmon shows that BDD.EXE creates a new process 'cmd.exe /c file.cmd', and cmd.exe then searches the file in the path (c:windowsfile.exe, c:windowssystem32file.exe etc.), but not in the application directory.Īs a workaround, I created SFX archives for these directories, so that I can use an EXE file. When I specify a batch file as installation command (whether directly as 'file.cmd' or via 'cmd.exe /c cmd'), the command is executed in C:WindowsSystem32, not in the application directory. Is anyone else having a problem adding MDAC components and talking to the MDT database? And no, McAfee is not installed on the server. This update requires the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) for Windows 10, available on the. The Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2013 Update 1 is now available on the. Please see with revised release notes and updated known issues. 9/15 Update: We have re-released MDT 2013 Update 1.