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Has anyone built a successful unattend.xml answer file yet using Windows System Image Manager? By successful I mean run all the way through the oobe, installing drivers per machine…
I cannot get past the "Set NetworkLocation", it stops here every time. I tried using all three options, and I tried a reghack I found that supposedly fixed this problem in Vista. It didn't work.
Create a new Registry key (without any value) called NewNetworkWindowOff in:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Network\NewNetworkWindowOff
I have been using sysprep with the sysprep.inf file in the past for my XP images. I was hoping to get this to work and use HISS to install the needed drivers.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I cannot get past the "Set NetworkLocation", it stops here every time. I tried using all three options, and I tried a reghack I found that supposedly fixed this problem in Vista. It didn't work.
Create a new Registry key (without any value) called NewNetworkWindowOff in:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Network\NewNetworkWindowOff
I have been using sysprep with the sysprep.inf file in the past for my XP images. I was hoping to get this to work and use HISS to install the needed drivers.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Windows 7 Installation and Upgrade
I was able to get the Set Network Location to work. If you are following the step-by-step instruction from Technet for creating a basic unattended answer file they tell you to add Component Deployment\Reseal to pass 7 and change the Mode setting to Audit.
When I removed this Component it worked.
I was able to get the Set Network Location to work. If you are following the step-by-step instruction from Technet for creating a basic unattended answer file they tell you to add Component Deployment\Reseal to pass 7 and change the Mode setting to Audit.
When I removed this Component it worked.
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I thought that was the whole point of just using WDS and an unattended install file? No guid would ever be created until the image is deployed to the system.
I am finding it harder and harder to do things with out using sysprep though. It\s hard to install applications over a network share and this is one of my last tasks. Everything is working ok!
I am finding it harder and harder to do things with out using sysprep though. It\s hard to install applications over a network share and this is one of my last tasks. Everything is working ok!
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