Mdt Import Operating System Please Fix All Errors Before Continuing

6th February 2017,02:06 PM

Ok, try injecting the net drivers into your WDS boot image.

You can use

dism offline, you'll need to mount your image then inject the drivers that way. I'll try find a guide for you, but you can google

"Offline

dism inject drivers wds"

6th February 2017,02:13 PM

I know the process how to inject the drivers using DISM. But i have different hardware models, So I created selection profile.
But i will give a try.

6th February 2017,03:29 PM

Not to do with MDT, you need to export your boot image from WDS, and inject the drivers into your WDS boot image then re-import it.

7th February 2017,01:48 PM

Quote Originally Posted by aj3094 View Post

when I deploy windows 10 the TS copies drivers, installing operating system , and restart and login to to local account after that TS wont continue it stops before state restore phase.Am I missing anything in WIndows 10 ? I went through BDD log(attached), but couldn't find anything.

Where's your BDD log? I can't see it anywhere.

17th February 2017,03:02 PM

I had a similar issue, after completing our Windows 10 deployment it would sit on the local admin desktop and fail to continue to install anything more than the OS itself.

I rebuilt an entire new image, straight from an ISO from Volume Licensing site, installed all updates etc, and then created a unattend.xml by following the first section of this GUIDE under the ADK bit.

After this, my unattend file works perfectly and the task sequence handles the rest within

MDT. My applications now install, the only thing I have different compared to my Windows 7 deployments is that I don't attach any profile to install drivers or packages under the task sequence.

Hope you've sorted it by now, let me know if you need anything more explaining.

17th February 2017,04:42 PM

I am trying to capture Windows 10 image with MDT which is on Vm in HyperV. Capture task sequence is good. Also I used copy profile setting in MDT unattend.xml.
On VM:
Installed Windows 10 and created user account, did all the customization's and capture image.
When I deploy all the changes I made are gone.
So how can we make changes to default profile.
How did you capture the default settings?

17th February 2017,04:48 PM

It depends what settings you're changing, are they computer settings or personalised settings? Most settings which you may be changing may only be changeable via Group Policy afterwards with various different ways to do so.

--- I'm capturing my Win10 images on a

physical machine with WDS and deploying through MDT so if there's any difference between the two I cannot give my opinion ---

17th February 2017,06:42 PM

I am doing some personalized and uninstalling applications etc

6th April 2017,09:36 PM

Not sure if it helps, but we had the same original issue where MDT deployment (Win 10 EDU) would stall out after the OS installed. For us it was right after the joining the domain and the first restart. It would sit on the local admin desktop and you couldn't get it to launch LiteTouch to continue. Looked at all the logs and there were no errors anywhere.

Turns out the issue for us was that UAC was enabled and causing it not to launch. This was from our default workstation policy which had UAC enabled even for built-in administrator. I changed the policy settings up and restarted the machine and the imaging process picked right back up and finished! If yours isn't domain related, you can also try to disable UAC during your task sequence.

7th June 2017,05:00 PM

I am having a similar issue with no resolution so far. Ever since we started pushing Win10 the newly deployed machines refuse to join the domain, accept their assigned name and usually ignore the timezone. When I look at the monitoring in MDT it appears that all Win10 deployments stop at step 53 of 89, just after the OS install. I have tried modifying the Unattend file in different ways, with no luck. I tried recreating the image with the UAC just in case that was stopping something but no change. Does anyone have an idea about this?

9th June 2017,02:58 PM

In your bootstrap/mdt.ini files does your service account you are using have permissions to put workstations on the domain?

I created a MDT_SVC user in my domain and made it a domain admin, had no problems after that..

Just make sure you tick "password never expires"

Let me know

12th June 2017,10:57 AM

This might help with the deployment stopping just after the OS install:

https://community.spiceworks.com/how...-login-bug-fix

12th June 2017,11:25 AM

Quote Originally Posted by THoege View Post

I am having a similar issue with no resolution so far. Ever since we started pushing Win10 the newly deployed machines refuse to join the domain, accept their assigned name and usually ignore the timezone. When I look at the monitoring in

MDT

it appears that all Win10 deployments stop at step 53 of 89, just after the OS install. I have tried modifying the Unattend file in different ways, with no luck. I tried recreating the image with the UAC just in case that was stopping something but no change. Does anyone have an idea about this?

Just had a thought - when naming your PC at the start of the Task Sequence, does that PC already belong in your domain? If so it will need deleted prior to running your MDT task.

Just remembered we had issues where PC existed it domain and caused task to freeze half way through.

Let me know if this sorts.

12th June 2017,11:31 AM

Quote Originally Posted by themightymrp View Post

This might help with the deployment stopping just after the OS install:

Alternative fix...

https://twitter.com/LordVacano/statu...52898214932482

It looks the workaround to the auto logon issue in 1703 is to add the "Admin Password" variable to the CS.ini file.

Add the 'AdminPassword' setting to MDTs CustomSettings.ini file (or better still set the admin password through a task sequence variable).

12th June 2017,04:35 PM

I was kind of thrown into this whole situation when our Engineer left, so this is all new to me, but I'll do my best to keep up with you all.
CBlunt: We use WDS with MDT, so as far as I know we don't input an administrative password until after the PXE. As for your other question, every name that I give a machine is also done with WDS and they have been brand new names.
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themightymrp and Arthur: I will try giving the powershell script a shot. I did try adding the admin login to the unattend file to test but that didn't seem to change anything.
Sorry for leaving out the WDS information, I'm just piecing all this together as I go.
Thanks all.

UPDATE:
Tried creating the Auto Logon script but no change.

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