non-syspreped, system imaging, post-install tasks
First off this is probably the wrong/hardway, but yes I am imaging using non-syspreped "system images" based on Dell model to image my machines.
I am having trouble getting my post install tasks to run.
System will image
Auto restart
manual admin login
background and mouse will load but nothing else and it will just sit there forever.
I tried using a single post-install task to run a batch file using the call command but that didn't help.
Everything works fine if i don't include a post-install task
I am having trouble getting my post install tasks to run.
System will image
Auto restart
manual admin login
background and mouse will load but nothing else and it will just sit there forever.
I tried using a single post-install task to run a batch file using the call command but that didn't help.
Everything works fine if i don't include a post-install task
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Posted by:
cserrins
12 years ago
See if you have a folder called c:\windows\setup\scripts
If so, delete the scripts folder from the image browser and try again.
If so, delete the scripts folder from the image browser and try again.
Posted by:
RandomITPro
12 years ago
My lack of KACE training strikes again.
I decided that instead of making my post-install scripts like my K1000 app installs, I should have instead based it off of the included post-install K1000 agent installer.
It seems I have not been including the file name in the command-line. I assumed it was included automatically.
Most of my post-install applications installers now work.
I decided that instead of making my post-install scripts like my K1000 app installs, I should have instead based it off of the included post-install K1000 agent installer.
It seems I have not been including the file name in the command-line. I assumed it was included automatically.
Most of my post-install applications installers now work.
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