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Dear All,<br />
I have created bootable media (CD) of a task sequence that install windows 8.1 along with some other tools <br />
(this task sequence already advertised in computers normally without bootable media).<br />
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I inserted the CD to the laptop, the task sequence started but just few seconds I got &quot;Failed to Run Task Sequence, there is no task sequences available for this computer&quot;<br />
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I dont know what is this means, the laptop has no OS...should it be added to unknow computers collection or what?<br />
<br />
I have the bootable media...i need to use it on laptop with no OS.<br />
<br />
Please advice
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Dear All,
I have created bootable media (CD) of a task sequence that install windows 8.1 along with some other tools 
(this task sequence already advertised in computers normally without bootable media).

I inserted the CD to the laptop, the task sequence started but just few seconds I got "Failed to Run Task Sequence, there is no task sequences available for this computer"

I dont know what is this means, the laptop has no OS...should it be added to unknow computers collection or what?

I have the bootable media...i need to use it on laptop with no OS.

Please advice

How to use bootable task sequnece medi to dploy OS?

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