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Have you tried using MDT boot file?<br />
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Also do you have the original .wim files intact?
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Sorry to be a bother. &nbsp;Having issues with the Boot.wim for SCCM2012. &nbsp;It continues to ask me to finalize the boot wim, however... I have no idea how to do that.<br />
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I've taken the boot wim from the Win7 CD sources folder... and have attempted to import that, but it just hasnt worked.<br />
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Your assistance in guiding me to a resolution would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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I've used Technet articles as well as other online resources and have tried everything from MDT, WAIK, and so on to produce a finalized boot.wim... but nothing has been successful.<br />
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Again, your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Sorry to be a bother.  Having issues with the Boot.wim for SCCM2012.  It continues to ask me to finalize the boot wim, however... I have no idea how to do that.

I've taken the boot wim from the Win7 CD sources folder... and have attempted to import that, but it just hasnt worked.

Your assistance in guiding me to a resolution would be greatly appreciated.

I've used Technet articles as well as other online resources and have tried everything from MDT, WAIK, and so on to produce a finalized boot.wim... but nothing has been successful.

Again, your assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Have you tried using MDT boot file?

Also do you have the original .wim files intact?

Boot.wim for SCCM2012

Sorry to be a bother.  Having issues with the Boot.wim for SCCM2012.  It continues to ask me to finalize the boot wim, however... I have no idea how to do that.

I&amp;#39;ve taken the boot wim from the Win7 CD sources folder... and have attempted to import that, but it just hasnt worked.

Your assistance in guiding me to a resolution would be greatly appreciated.

I&amp;#39;ve used Technet articles as well as other online resources and have tried everything from MDT, WAIK, and so on to produce a finalized boot.wim... but nothing has been successful.

Again, your assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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