simon_webster01
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How do I capture an image for mass deployment using sccm
When I use Sysprep (Windows XP SP3) I use the following command
C:\>SYSPREP\Sysprep.exe -generalize -quiet -mini -reseal
I then capture the image using imageX in the Windows PE enviromant with the following command.
C:\>WAIK\imagex.exe /capture c: z:\images\NEWIMAGE.wim "Drive C" /verify
In this example I have already mapped a drive (Z:) to my network location where I will save the image.
Once the image is captured and I set a task sequence to deploy it, the machine will go into a reboot loop once the task sequence finishes.
I'm stuck as I don't understand why the machine reboots as I have the drivers applied during the task sequence and sysprep has removed all SIDS
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
C:\>SYSPREP\Sysprep.exe -generalize -quiet -mini -reseal
I then capture the image using imageX in the Windows PE enviromant with the following command.
C:\>WAIK\imagex.exe /capture c: z:\images\NEWIMAGE.wim "Drive C" /verify
In this example I have already mapped a drive (Z:) to my network location where I will save the image.
Once the image is captured and I set a task sequence to deploy it, the machine will go into a reboot loop once the task sequence finishes.
I'm stuck as I don't understand why the machine reboots as I have the drivers applied during the task sequence and sysprep has removed all SIDS
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Thanks for the speedy response, i will try this first thing tomorrow and get back to you!
Once again thank you :-)
Once again thank you :-)
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(Note: Applies to WinPE 2.x, whether BDD or SCCM)
Also, when you deploy the image, try hitting F8 and then disable "Automatic Restart on Failure". This might then give you a BSOD which might give you more information where the problem is.