SCCM OS Deploy - Computers Display "Failed To Run Task Sequence"
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I've done everything I can think of to try to get OSD in SCCM to work properly with a boot disc. The only problem is that when I boot to the boot disc I created (from the ISO I created in SCCM), I click Next and it says "Failed to Run Task Sequence.
I imported a known good WIM into SCCM, added it to local dist points (last night), then advertised it taking most defaults including make avalaible to boot media.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
I've done everything I can think of to try to get OSD in SCCM to work properly with a boot disc. The only problem is that when I boot to the boot disc I created (from the ISO I created in SCCM), I click Next and it says "Failed to Run Task Sequence.
I imported a known good WIM into SCCM, added it to local dist points (last night), then advertised it taking most defaults including make avalaible to boot media.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
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I believe the issue lies in assigning the task sequence to the computer. I think this because I created a full media with the package on it (7gigs), booted the computer to it, and it installed fine.
I created a new advertisement pointed to a collection which has two test computers in it. I created boot media, then booted a computer from the collection to it. It gave me a 80072ee7 error. I figured it was because I put in a static IP. When I tried it DHCP, though, it failed to find a task sequence for that computer - yes I do have DHCP.
Is there any way to make it to where I can pull a computer out of the box and image it that way? Seemingly it has to be in a collection somehow first, though. I thought about advertising it to All Systems, but didn't know enough about it and didn't want to chance any of my systems imaging. By the way, I'm not yet using or have set up PXE.
Is that enough? Thanks!
I believe the issue lies in assigning the task sequence to the computer. I think this because I created a full media with the package on it (7gigs), booted the computer to it, and it installed fine.
I created a new advertisement pointed to a collection which has two test computers in it. I created boot media, then booted a computer from the collection to it. It gave me a 80072ee7 error. I figured it was because I put in a static IP. When I tried it DHCP, though, it failed to find a task sequence for that computer - yes I do have DHCP.
Is there any way to make it to where I can pull a computer out of the box and image it that way? Seemingly it has to be in a collection somehow first, though. I thought about advertising it to All Systems, but didn't know enough about it and didn't want to chance any of my systems imaging. By the way, I'm not yet using or have set up PXE.
Is that enough? Thanks!
So you are using Computer Association to add the machines to the collection?
Make sure your boundaries are correct and that the machines are in that scope.
Make sure your boundaries are correct and that the machines are in that scope.
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Also, find the smsts.log file on the boot partition under x:\Windows\Temp