I have to do a presentation on deploying Windows 10 with SCCM for my classes and I was completely lost. Your videos honestly helps me so much. Thank you SO much for sharing !!
What's a server manager and system centre configuration manager application on this video ??? 🤔🤔🤔 Is it the server manager, a server creation tool and system centre configuration manager is the windows operating system (OS) builder ???
I can't boot into my PXE which is SCCM server as the client can't even obtain an IP from DHCP server after setting the same 066 and 067 options in DHCP, any idea😢😢
Very good question. It was always confusing for me to differentiate between Boot Image and OS Image when I originally started learning SCCM. Boot Image: It provides Windows Pre-installation environment for OS to be installed. Boot Images that you are referring are there by default. They should have a comment "This boot image created during the setup". OS Image: This is what we added in the video. This is the wim file which is used to install the OS. Example: If your boot image version is 1803 and your OS Image version is 1809. Pre-install environment will be created by 1803 and OS install will be 1809. When the OS deployment will be completed and you do "winver" in the command prompt the version of the installed OS would be 1809.
I must have missed the part where we configured Windows Deployment Services. Would you kindly tell me where that is? I re-watched all the videos up to this point but I still have a Yellow Bang on my WDS screen
I´ve 2 questions. The first, when install WDS, witch is the correct option for MECM installing? Active Directory based or Stand Alone? And the second, you told in Part 17 that you explain creating Computer Collections. Where can i found this. I search in many videos from you, but can´t found it.
Hi Armin WDS is no longer required as you can use ConfigMgr pxe. Personally I haven’t ran into any issues so far with ConfigMgr pxe. You can create new collections under Device Collections.
Nice video. I have a question, if you dont't specify the OSDComputerName variable, are you still able to deploy a domain joint computer? I am asking this because if I don't do that I will get a computer name like MINTPCXYZ (like you said) but it is not join to the domain. Also, do you need to pre-create the computer object in AD in order to make it work?
1. Yes, you would be able to domain join. As long as you have provided an account in the Task Sequence which has permissions to domain join the device. 2. You don't need to create the computer object in AD beforehand. Again, it depends on the account you have used in the Task Sequence to domain join the computer object.
if i am upgrading an system which has c and d drives , i want to format only C drive and leave intact D drive which has data .. can you please comment and tell me what should i modify in task sequence
hi, i have an question.... I not configured the DHCP in the server VM but i use only router for the release IP.... this is possible or create problem? My router is Fritzbox 😀
Hi Jay, I can successfully deploy Windows 10 via task sequence, but not for Configuration Manager Client Agent. It didn't appear the task sequence installation message for Configuration Manager Client Agent on 26:17. I heard there might be an issue about agent installation, router(gateway setting is required) or Internet activity is required. Is this the reason I cannot have agent automatically installed? Might need your advice about it, thank you!
Hi Lynn, I am assuming you have already checked that Config Manager Client is part of the TS. Config Manager Client installation does not need any router /gateway/Internet. If the Config Manager Client's content is distributed and it is part of the TS, it should get installed. Alternatively, you can check smsts.log file and it will give you all the detailed knowledge what happens in the background. Jay
Copy winpe wim from this location C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Windows Preinstallation Environment to somewhere where you save SCCM content. Make sure select the right architecture. Once copied then use add boot image option in Software Library > Operating Systems. I hope it helps.
You need to configure PXE Boot in DHCP options if the client and servers are on the same network. In the most cases, that would be the scenario. Having said that, if clients and servers aren’t on the same network then IP helpers configuration is required. IP helpers is not demonstrated in this video.
I'm only seeing one boot image (x86) at 11:28. Am I correct in saying that these both 32 bit and 64 bit boot images should have been installed automatically or there is this something I have to do manually?
I've fixed this..just incase anyone else comes across this issue. I copied the boot.wim from \\teknex-sc01\SMS_TEK\OSD\boot\x64 and pasted into my shared folder in \\teknex-dc01\applications\images. I then went into SCCM console-->Software Library--> right click on Add boot image then selected boot.wim from \\teknex-dc01\applications\images I hope that helps.
Hi Jay Sir, I need your help ,,,i had perform all the steps but after booting Winpe on client system,its not installing the install.wim just giving a background screen Configuration manager..!! Thank you for giving time in advance.With Regards
If winpe loads then you would be able to check smsts log file. Check this video how to retrieve that log file ruclips.net/video/0DvTKqDjyVM/видео.html. Go through the log and you will find out the root cause. Let me know how did that go.
Great video. Thank you! I have a question...my network is segmented, and each sector has a specific network. Only the clients of the network that is SCCM that can receive the image for the installation. How do I install the system in other networks?
Hi Tiago It is always tricky to get that working with segmented network. It varies network to network. IP Helpers are recommended by MS, check documentation here docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/mem/configmgr/boot-from-pxe-server. We have it working without IP helpers because just certain models don't pxe boot and rest does. For those we have IPs reserved in the DHCP, which did the trick for us. Jay
Note also, you shouldn’t need option 67 in DHCP if you use both bios or Uefi, but still option 67 doesn’t need to be used especially if the boot file changes, your IP helper will get the required information from the DHCP and point it to the pxe boot server
Hi Jay, I configured WDS and while performing a PXE Boot, it is going in a continuous loop. Task sequence ends at performing network settings and comes back to square one. Any Suggestions ?
Hi Arun, Is it something similar to this issue here ruclips.net/video/6jxg4YvBHao/видео.html I would suggest you to check smsts.log file. Here is how you can check smsts.log ruclips.net/video/0DvTKqDjyVM/видео.html.
@@TekNexSolutions No Jay. I mean first step of PXE booting where it shows loading WIM File, just after contacting WDS server. TS begins and then abruptly ends. It doesnt even give me chance to capture logs.
Thanks for sharing, What if we need to Rename Computers with Some Prefix like AB and Computer Serial Number like AB-1234768 ? Im Trying with different Power shell scripts and command line but always fail before Windows Installation, any help will much appreciate .
Hey mate great videos i followed using vmware to follow along got to testing pxe but just gets stuck on start pxe on ipv4 on the nee vm but the mac address does get detected from dhcp server so im not sure where to check whats wrong
I deployed OS a few weeks back how do I refresh so it shows in software centre under operating systems? I need to show Win10 deployment as a workstation OS reimage(refresh)?
You can change the current deployment properties and make it available in Software Centre and PXE. Or you can make a new deployment and make available only in Software Centre.
Hi Sir I am using esxi server instead of hyper I followed all the steps but when I tried to boot from network for the new VM it shows PXE from ipv4 and comes back to the book options. All the other 3 Virtual machines are on the same network. You are the one who helped me in installing SCCM Client can you please assist me on this?
Hi Mazhar, See what smspxe log is saying. Here is how you can check that ruclips.net/video/0DvTKqDjyVM/видео.html. That log should guide you what happens on the device in regards to pxe.
@@TekNexSolutions thanks I will check this video soon. However, when I am trying to boot a new vm in esxi EFI network options it says Start pxe over ipv 4 and comes back to boot manager perhaps you would have come across this.Need your valuable guidance once again.
Thanks Jay Note: If you get the following error: SCCM Task Sequence Error 0x80004005 while retrieving policy. Try this danielengberg.com/unknown-host-gethostbyname-failed-80072ee-sccm/ Cheers
@@TekNexSolutions Using SCCM 2002. ADK 2004 and WinPE for 2004. Client OS, tried Windows 10 Pro, then tried Windows 10 Ent, as for the exact version number i'm not really sure what's included in the iso, here's the file name: 19041.264.200511-0456.vb_release_svc_refresh_CLIENTENTERPRISEEVAL_OEMRET_x64FRE_en-us
@@TekNexSolutions Can't seem to be able to get the log file. I searched online and it says to press f8 while the winpe is starting up to get the command prompt but nothing happens. i do it before the windows starts and then i select "start windows with command prompt" but it reboots right away.
Fernando Ruiz Check these two videos ruclips.net/p/PLuB-nSPBO_bP3kZxr5NyAbhFeIBGZvitr. You need to enable command support. I demonstrated in the first video how you can enable command support.
thx for your video about Deploy Operating System Image by Task Sequence, i have a question. I have an error (WINPE never start the task sequence) after creating a new virtual machine, take an Ip adress from dhcp and can not reach to the screen for task sequence, rebootings. i use so many tools to discover but i did not reach any solution, I am really apprecuate your help if you have a solution for this error, thx a lot in advance
@@TekNexSolutions actually I tried many times so the first time I followed your video Yes I did see them. But since I had a issues booting from pxe I deleted everything and started from scratch and now I don't see the boot images.
You can always create/add new boot images in ConfigMgr. You need both x86 and x64 (regardless you have only x64 client). I will post the path where the boot images are located.
can you please help me getting diz error "FAILED TO RUN TASK SEQUENCE an error occurred while retrieving policy for the computer (0x80004005) please help
@@TekNexSolutionsafter task sequence wizard when it prompts for password.or can i have ur mail id or whatsapp number so that i can share you with screenshot
You need to check the SMSTS log. You can follow this link to check how to retrieve smsts.log social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/30109.sccm-how-to-copy-smsts-log-when-a-task-sequence-fails.aspx.
Thanks for this series and it helps me a lot, but I cannot deploy Windows 10 by following your instructions. When the computer boot from network it shows checking media presence..... media present.... start pxe over ipv4.... and then jump to checking media presence..... media present..... start pxe over ipv6. It doesn't show any errors on the screen and then it loads the current windows. I check smspxe.log and find the errors: RequestMPKeyInformation: Send() failed. PXE::MP_InitializeTransport failed; 0x80004005 PXE::MP_LookupDevice failed; 0x80070490 PXE Provider failed to initialize MP connection. Element not found. (Error: 80070490; Source: Windows) Did you encounter these errors before?
it's odd mine is booting to the network menu .. it's in a loop. If only I could configure it to not boot from the network like a real PC. hm..? thoughts?
Check these videos to learn OSD troubleshooting
1. ruclips.net/video/0DvTKqDjyVM/видео.html
2. ruclips.net/video/gsHvp7kyGLc/видео.html
I have to do a presentation on deploying Windows 10 with SCCM for my classes and I was completely lost. Your videos honestly helps me so much. Thank you SO much for sharing !!
You're very welcome!
Great video. I have been doing images for some time and I did not know the SCCM capabilites. The whole serie of your videos are very helpful
Great Video and very helpful. I have learned a lot from the video.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, It's good to understand for learners
Glad it was helpful!
A good start for beginners...
I love your videos! Keep up with the good work! 👍👍👍
thx a lot for your arranged video for OSD with SCCM
Very informative and helpful.. Thank you for sharing
My pleasure
Thank you for making this video. Really helpful :)
You are welcome. I am glad you find it useful.
Wow... you good man i have learned a lot really and thank you
You are welcome. I am glad you find videos helpful.
Great video
fabulous thanks muchly :)
GREAT WORK CARRY ON THANKS
Thanks! You should do one on deploying apps with .exe files.
I planned a video on the package deployment. Hopefully deploying exe in a TS will follow by that one.
What's a server manager and system centre configuration manager application on this video ??? 🤔🤔🤔
Is it the server manager, a server creation tool and system centre configuration manager is the windows operating system (OS) builder ???
I can't boot into my PXE which is SCCM server as the client can't even obtain an IP from DHCP server after setting the same 066 and 067 options in DHCP, any idea😢😢
Thank you for sharing....
could you please tell me ..where did you get this path name \smsboot\x64\wdsnbp.com (066-bootfile name )?
I am using scum but I don’t see software library right at bottom left
when did you do the sccm adapters?
In create task sequences wizard, Join to domain its not showing my domain, any reason for that?
I am on a SCCM binge! questions I dont want to build a lap here on home what would you recommend to build a virtual one online?
Thanks 😃 😊
Hi Jay,Wanted to know how the boot image (X64) and boot image (x86) automatically comes under boot image?Is it because we imported the install.wim ?
Very good question. It was always confusing for me to differentiate between Boot Image and OS Image when I originally started learning SCCM.
Boot Image: It provides Windows Pre-installation environment for OS to be installed. Boot Images that you are referring are there by default. They should have a comment "This boot image created during the setup".
OS Image: This is what we added in the video. This is the wim file which is used to install the OS.
Example: If your boot image version is 1803 and your OS Image version is 1809. Pre-install environment will be created by 1803 and OS install will be 1809. When the OS deployment will be completed and you do "winver" in the command prompt the version of the installed OS would be 1809.
I must have missed the part where we configured Windows Deployment Services. Would you kindly tell me where that is? I re-watched all the videos up to this point but I still have a Yellow Bang on my WDS screen
It will install the role for you when you check the WDS box.
Also no further config required for WDS. ConfigMgr just needs the role to be present on the box to utilise it’s components.
I've watched all the previous videos (albeit on 1.5 speed while playing my Switch), but I didn't see where we actually configured it
Where I will find the boot file name in SCCM which is has to mention in the DHCP Ssettings, Thanks in advance
I can't follow your instructions, I don't know where I went wrong
I´ve 2 questions.
The first, when install WDS, witch is the correct option for MECM installing? Active Directory based or Stand Alone?
And the second, you told in Part 17 that you explain creating Computer Collections. Where can i found this. I search in many videos from you, but can´t found it.
Hi Armin
WDS is no longer required as you can use ConfigMgr pxe. Personally I haven’t ran into any issues so far with ConfigMgr pxe.
You can create new collections under Device Collections.
Helpful video. Do you have the videos on how to's of installing and configuring all the prereq. for SCCM?
Yes I do. Check my channel.
Nice video. I have a question, if you dont't specify the OSDComputerName variable, are you still able to deploy a domain joint computer? I am asking this because if I don't do that I will get a computer name like MINTPCXYZ (like you said) but it is not join to the domain. Also, do you need to pre-create the computer object in AD in order to make it work?
1. Yes, you would be able to domain join. As long as you have provided an account in the Task Sequence which has permissions to domain join the device.
2. You don't need to create the computer object in AD beforehand. Again, it depends on the account you have used in the Task Sequence to domain join the computer object.
if i am upgrading an system which has c and d drives , i want to format only C drive and leave intact D drive which has data .. can you please comment and tell me what should i modify in task sequence
redoing it again could it be the task sequence?
OSDComputerName caused my task sequence to fail. Probably not supported in the new deployment system no?
It is supported.
hi, i have an question....
I not configured the DHCP in the server VM but i use only router for the release IP.... this is possible or create problem?
My router is Fritzbox 😀
Hey I'm doing wds and when it gets to the welcome to the task sequence screen, my VM reboots itself. Any thoughts? Thanks
Could it be that I'm using the wrong version of WinPE?
Hi Jay,
I can successfully deploy Windows 10 via task sequence, but not for Configuration Manager Client Agent. It didn't appear the task sequence installation message for Configuration Manager Client Agent on 26:17. I heard there might be an issue about agent installation, router(gateway setting is required) or Internet activity is required. Is this the reason I cannot have agent automatically installed? Might need your advice about it, thank you!
Hi Lynn,
I am assuming you have already checked that Config Manager Client is part of the TS.
Config Manager Client installation does not need any router /gateway/Internet. If the Config Manager Client's content is distributed and it is part of the TS, it should get installed. Alternatively, you can check smsts.log file and it will give you all the detailed knowledge what happens in the background.
Jay
Due to boot errors, I accidentally deleted the only boot image I had on my sccm server, how can I recover it?
Copy winpe wim from this location C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Windows Preinstallation Environment to somewhere where you save SCCM content. Make sure select the right architecture. Once copied then use add boot image option in Software Library > Operating Systems. I hope it helps.
we are using separate appliance such infoblox for DHCP lease in physical machine , Does the sccm server required to add in infoblox
You need to configure PXE Boot in DHCP options if the client and servers are on the same network. In the most cases, that would be the scenario. Having said that, if clients and servers aren’t on the same network then IP helpers configuration is required. IP helpers is not demonstrated in this video.
I'm only seeing one boot image (x86) at 11:28. Am I correct in saying that these both 32 bit and 64 bit boot images should have been installed automatically or there is this something I have to do manually?
If this is the case, you need to manually import 64 bit boot image.
@@TekNexSolutions Thank you for reply. I have tried that but unfortunately, i get the following error:
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I've fixed this..just incase anyone else comes across this issue. I copied the boot.wim from \\teknex-sc01\SMS_TEK\OSD\boot\x64 and pasted into my shared folder in \\teknex-dc01\applications\images. I then went into SCCM console-->Software Library--> right click on Add boot image then selected boot.wim from \\teknex-dc01\applications\images
I hope that helps.
Awesome 👍🏻
Ty
Hi Jay Sir, I need your help ,,,i had perform all the steps but after booting Winpe on client system,its not installing the install.wim just giving a background screen Configuration manager..!! Thank you for giving time in advance.With Regards
If winpe loads then you would be able to check smsts log file. Check this video how to retrieve that log file ruclips.net/video/0DvTKqDjyVM/видео.html.
Go through the log and you will find out the root cause.
Let me know how did that go.
Great video. Thank you! I have a question...my network is segmented, and each sector has a specific network. Only the clients of the network that is SCCM that can receive the image for the installation. How do I install the system in other networks?
Hi Tiago
It is always tricky to get that working with segmented network. It varies network to network. IP Helpers are recommended by MS, check documentation here docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/mem/configmgr/boot-from-pxe-server. We have it working without IP helpers because just certain models don't pxe boot and rest does. For those we have IPs reserved in the DHCP, which did the trick for us.
Jay
Note also, you shouldn’t need option 67 in DHCP if you use both bios or Uefi, but still option 67 doesn’t need to be used especially if the boot file changes, your IP helper will get the required information from the DHCP and point it to the pxe boot server
Hi Jay, I configured WDS and while performing a PXE Boot, it is going in a continuous loop. Task sequence ends at performing network settings and comes back to square one. Any Suggestions ?
Hi Arun,
Is it something similar to this issue here ruclips.net/video/6jxg4YvBHao/видео.html
I would suggest you to check smsts.log file. Here is how you can check smsts.log ruclips.net/video/0DvTKqDjyVM/видео.html.
@@TekNexSolutions No Jay. I mean first step of PXE booting where it shows loading WIM File, just after contacting WDS server.
TS begins and then abruptly ends. It doesnt even give me chance to capture logs.
Alright.
What does smspxe log says?
@@TekNexSolutions Hey Jay ! Seems like ADK did the trick. I has 2002 branch and 1809 ADK previously. Upgrading it resolved the issue.
Btw. Can we expect some videos on MDT as well ?
Thanks for sharing, What if we need to Rename Computers with Some Prefix like AB and Computer Serial Number like AB-1234768 ? Im Trying with different Power shell scripts and command line but always fail before Windows Installation, any help will much appreciate .
Hey mate great videos i followed using vmware to follow along got to testing pxe but just gets stuck on start pxe on ipv4 on the nee vm but the mac address does get detected from dhcp server so im not sure where to check whats wrong
i would say use hyper v
I deployed OS a few weeks back how do I refresh so it shows in software centre under operating systems? I need to show Win10 deployment as a workstation OS reimage(refresh)?
You can change the current deployment properties and make it available in Software Centre and PXE. Or you can make a new deployment and make available only in Software Centre.
Hi Sir I am using esxi server instead of hyper I followed all the steps but when I tried to boot from network for the new VM it shows PXE from ipv4 and comes back to the book options. All the other 3 Virtual machines are on the same network. You are the one who helped me in installing SCCM Client can you please assist me on this?
Hi Mazhar,
See what smspxe log is saying. Here is how you can check that ruclips.net/video/0DvTKqDjyVM/видео.html.
That log should guide you what happens on the device in regards to pxe.
@@TekNexSolutions thanks I will check this video soon. However, when I am trying to boot a new vm in esxi EFI network options it says Start pxe over ipv 4 and comes back to boot manager perhaps you would have come across this.Need your valuable guidance once again.
where is known bug ??
Hi Bro, do you have a seperate video how to configure WDS on your lab please?
It is just a check box for WDS. No config required. It will all be handled by ConfigMgr.
@@TekNexSolutions thank you bro
you need to start on how to make the Image from scratch to distribute
Thanks Jay
Note:
If you get the following error:
SCCM Task Sequence Error 0x80004005 while retrieving policy.
Try this
danielengberg.com/unknown-host-gethostbyname-failed-80072ee-sccm/
Cheers
You're welcome.
hey folks, remember to disable secured boot or else you'll be stuck in a boot screen
I am having issures with winPE rebooting right after Preparing Network Devices. Any ideas?
Fernando Ruiz What is your ADK/WinPE Add-on and client OS version?
@@TekNexSolutions Using SCCM 2002. ADK 2004 and WinPE for 2004. Client OS, tried Windows 10 Pro, then tried Windows 10 Ent, as for the exact version number i'm not really sure what's included in the iso, here's the file name: 19041.264.200511-0456.vb_release_svc_refresh_CLIENTENTERPRISEEVAL_OEMRET_x64FRE_en-us
You need to look into smsts.log file for further information.
@@TekNexSolutions Can't seem to be able to get the log file. I searched online and it says to press f8 while the winpe is starting up to get the command prompt but nothing happens. i do it before the windows starts and then i select "start windows with command prompt" but it reboots right away.
Fernando Ruiz Check these two videos ruclips.net/p/PLuB-nSPBO_bP3kZxr5NyAbhFeIBGZvitr. You need to enable command support. I demonstrated in the first video how you can enable command support.
thx for your video about Deploy Operating System Image by Task Sequence, i have a question. I have an error (WINPE never start the task sequence) after creating a new virtual machine, take an Ip adress from dhcp and can not reach to the screen for task sequence, rebootings. i use so many tools to discover but i did not reach any solution, I am really apprecuate your help if you have a solution for this error, thx a lot in advance
Have you figured out the issue?
Thx for your reply. the issue is the same, I do all my best but still the same issue
Nashaat Mena For this you have to check smspxe.log file on the site server. This will tell you the reason why your machine is not downloading winpe.
@@TekNexSolutions ,still i am not catch the issue
What does your smspxe log says?
Am getting this error code while deploying a machine SCCM Task Sequence Error 0X80004005
At what point do you see this error?
@@TekNexSolutions After entering the PXE password.
You need to review smsts log. Check this video ruclips.net/video/0DvTKqDjyVM/видео.html and I have demonstrated how to view the log.
nope it's not working
Now what I found is I dont see any any file in Boot Images? Need your help again Please.
Did you see boot images there earlier?
@@TekNexSolutions actually I tried many times so the first time I followed your video Yes I did see them. But since I had a issues booting from pxe I deleted everything and started from scratch and now I don't see the boot images.
@@TekNexSolutions is there anything I can do to have those boot images back? Please help
You can always create/add new boot images in ConfigMgr. You need both x86 and x64 (regardless you have only x64 client). I will post the path where the boot images are located.
@@TekNexSolutions thank You I will be waiting for that information. Please provide their location path and where to place them as well.
got it moved pxe down and hd up. duh!
God this is a lot of steps holy shit.
can you please help me getting diz error "FAILED TO RUN TASK SEQUENCE an error occurred while retrieving policy for the computer (0x80004005) please help
When do you see this error? On the task sequence wizard where device looks for the SCCM policy to display all the deployed task sequences?
@@TekNexSolutionsafter task sequence wizard when it prompts for password.or can i have ur mail id or whatsapp number so that i can share you with screenshot
@@vinodpandit8293 Is the TS deployed to a collection or unknown computers?
@@TekNexSolutions yes it is deployed to unknown computers is there any settings to b make in hyper-v
@@vinodpandit8293 If you create a fresh VM and it will be unknown to SCCM.
However, we might have to examine smsts.log file.
task sequence error 0x80070002 apply operating system help ,me out
You need to check the SMSTS log. You can follow this link to check how to retrieve smsts.log social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/30109.sccm-how-to-copy-smsts-log-when-a-task-sequence-fails.aspx.
Here is the solution. Go to Distribution point properties > Communication tab > check "allow clients to connect anonymously"
MDT reimagined
Thanks for this series and it helps me a lot, but I cannot deploy Windows 10 by following your instructions. When the computer boot from network it shows checking media presence..... media present.... start pxe over ipv4.... and then jump to checking media presence..... media present..... start pxe over ipv6. It doesn't show any errors on the screen and then it loads the current windows.
I check smspxe.log and find the errors:
RequestMPKeyInformation: Send() failed.
PXE::MP_InitializeTransport failed; 0x80004005
PXE::MP_LookupDevice failed; 0x80070490
PXE Provider failed to initialize MP connection. Element not found. (Error: 80070490; Source: Windows)
Did you encounter these errors before?
Did you check your site status under Monitoring > System Status > Site Status?
it's odd mine is booting to the network menu .. it's in a loop. If only I could configure it to not boot from the network like a real PC. hm..? thoughts?
Hi Jay,
Pxe keeps restarting once after it enter Task Sequence at a message Preparing network connections.
please suggest
Hi Jayanth,
Are you still experiencing this issue?