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Image Capture Wizard say it can't find sysprep files

Asked by integrityPC in MS System Center, Microsoft Server

Tags: Microsoft, System Configuration Management, 2007

I've created a cd from config manager 2007 to capture an image.  When I put the cd in my test machine I get the following message: "Sysprep files are not found in the local machine.  Please copy them to c:\sysprep."  I have them copied along the sysprep.ini, am in a workgroup and have no password or complex password restrictions on the local admin account.

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