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Thanks dan.. <br />
i couldnt get wdustil to work out for me so i just recreated all my images under a new group but from now on i will properly export
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Thanks dan..
i couldnt get wdustil to work out for me so i just recreated all my images under a new group but from now on i will properly export

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Hey guys<br />
I just set up a windows deployment system, and created a few &nbsp;images. &nbsp;I &nbsp;went back to organize all my install files by creating new groups and moving all the install.wim files into its associated department groups.<br />
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I tried to do a test deploy but I got back an error saying unable to locate installation files, at this point I tried to add install image.... with in WDS server under the install groups and I got another error saying &quot;a device attached to the system is not functioning&quot;<br />
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my question is : is there a correct way to move and re organize file structures within the wds install images ? and now that all my images are un-usable, how can I get them going again?
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Hey guys
I just set up a windows deployment system, and created a few  images.  I  went back to organize all my install files by creating new groups and moving all the install.wim files into its associated department groups.

I tried to do a test deploy but I got back an error saying unable to locate installation files, at this point I tried to add install image.... with in WDS server under the install groups and I got another error saying "a device attached to the system is not functioning"

my question is : is there a correct way to move and re organize file structures within the wds install images ? and now that all my images are un-usable, how can I get them going again?

Windows Deployment System - Organized install images / Errors

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