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SCCM 2012 OSD issue
Posted on 2015-02-06
Using SCCM 2012 SP1 and using OSD to deploy a Task Sequence to a Dell E72450.
we have :-
downloaded the driver pack from the Dell Website and imported the drivers
updated the build and capture image to include the KMDF Update
The Task Sequence applies the device drivers but then displays the error "”Windows installation cannot proceed. To install Windows click OK to restart the computer, and then restart the installation”"
You restart it and it gets to the same place. The logs aren't showing anything of use
any help would be appreciated
we have :-
downloaded the driver pack from the Dell Website and imported the drivers
updated the build and capture image to include the KMDF Update
The Task Sequence applies the device drivers but then displays the error "”Windows installation cannot proceed. To install Windows click OK to restart the computer, and then restart the installation”"
You restart it and it gets to the same place. The logs aren't showing anything of use
any help would be appreciated
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Hi,
Have you tried doing the build without applying drivers? Sometimes that's a good test. It rules out a bad driver. Windows ought to build without feeding drivers, but you will just have some missing.
The other thing is that the logs will help but you need to look at the right ones. Have you looked at Windows\system32\sysprep\p
Mike
Have you tried doing the build without applying drivers? Sometimes that's a good test. It rules out a bad driver. Windows ought to build without feeding drivers, but you will just have some missing.
The other thing is that the logs will help but you need to look at the right ones. Have you looked at Windows\system32\sysprep\p
Mike
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