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Boot /Capture Image - 11/4/2008 3:34:36 PM

dainsworth

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I'm trying to capture a Windows image, so I'm having the PC use PXE. So right now I have the PC boot into WinPE and it looks like it is running the Task. Then the next windows in the wizard tell me it can not access the software. I only have two items in the task, 1st Restart in Windows PE, 2nd Capture OS image. In the OS Image rule, I have it set to dump the image in a share location.

Would there be anything else I'm missing?

Thx in advance

Devon

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RE: Boot /Capture Image - 11/5/2008 4:09:19 PM

anyweb

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post your smsts.log file so we can see where it's going wrong,

is this capturing xp or vista or ?

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RE: Boot /Capture Image - 11/6/2008 4:05:42 PM

dmarinoff

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An option would be to use create a Capture Media (under Task Sequence\Create Task Sequence Media). It builds a CD that you run within the OS of your image, runs sysprep, reboots, and then uploads the image to the share you designate.

David

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RE: Boot /Capture Image - 11/11/2008 1:16:08 PM

MhermanNBME

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Where are you saving the image? By default the processes are just running as a local system, so the permissions on the destination location need to be setup right.

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