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rbennett806 -> RE: error:438 = object doesn't support this property method vbscript code: ValidateTSList (11/21/2007 11:23:45 AM)
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Have you checked the other log files?
When it errors out, don't proceed with the install. Instead, shut down the machine and then boot from a normal WinPE disc. Then copy the C:\MININT folder with its log files to another location. Is there anything odd showing up in any of the individual logs?
Here's a blurp from a document on how you can back up data using WinPE....
Once the Windows PE startup process has finished, perform the steps for the desired scenario:
SCENARIO 1: Backing up to network space and/or another machine on the network:
1. Type the following command, adjusting the UNC path and user credentials to meet your needs, and then press the Enter key:
A. NET USE F: \\XXXX.XXXX.XXXX.XXX\xxx\xxxx /USER:DomainName\YourID
1. The sample command shown above should be entered as one continuous line.
a. There is a space before “/USER”.
2. Enter NET USE /? for additional information.
3. The correct network card device drivers must be included in the Windows PE disc.
B. Enter the corresponding user password when prompted.
2. Proceed to the last section in order to back up the desired data.
SCENARIO 2: Backing up to an external USB hard disk drive:
1. Physically connect the USB external hard disk drive.
2. Type the following command to launch the disk partition utility, and then press the Enter key: DISKPART
A. DISKPART command summary: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300415
3. To ensure that the device is recognized, type the following command, and then press the Enter key: LIST DISK
A. If the USB device is not recognized, first attempt to scan for new devices by typing the following command, and then pressing the Enter key: RESCAN
B. If the USB device is still not recognized, additional utilities and/or drivers may need to be added to the Windows PE disc.
4. Type the following command to exit from the disk partition utility, and then press the Enter key: EXIT
5. To locate the correct USB drive letter, use the DIR command:
A. Example: DIR E:\
i. If the USB hard disk drive does not have a drive letter, use DISKPART to create any needed partitions and assign a drive letter (see Appendix E for example commands).
6. Proceed to last section in order to back up the desired data.
* You can also use XCOPY instead of ROBOCOPY.
1. Type the following command, and then press the Enter key:
A. ROBOCOPY.EXE C:\ F:\FolderName\SubFolder\EmptyFolder /MIR /R:1
i. IMPORTANT: if using the /MIR switch, ensure that the destination folder is empty.
1. Example1: ROBOCOPY.EXE C:\ F:\JoeSmithsComputer /MIR /R:1
1. Example2: ROBOCOPY.EXE C:\Documents and Settings F:\JoeSmithsComputer/Documents and Settings /MIR /R:1
a. ROBOCOPY <source> <destination> <switches>
ii. It is usually recommended to do the top level directories individually instead of backing up the entire disk drive all at once in order to avoid space errors and time constraints (you do not need to back up files such as “C:\pagefile.sys”).
iii. Enter ROBOCOPY /? for additional information.
2. After copying the data, eject the Windows PE disc and then type EXIT to restart the machine.
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