- Windows toolkit stuck on processing install#
- Windows toolkit stuck on processing drivers#
- Windows toolkit stuck on processing update#
- Windows toolkit stuck on processing windows 10#
Windows toolkit stuck on processing drivers#
No need to extract drivers from a factory image or deploy an image just to installĪnd extract the drivers you can load drivers before the hardware ever ships! HP has been pretty good lately in releasing "driver packs" for their business models, which makes it very quick and easy to import all your necessary drivers into MDT. A quick note here since it seems most people in this thread have HP hardware:
Windows toolkit stuck on processing install#
As long as you have added the drivers to MDT/SSCM, it should automatically install all relevant drivers for the detected hardware. Once you have done your capture from the VM you can createĪ separate task sequence to deploy the new image. Drivers specific to your hardware should be loaded into MDT/SSCM separately.
Windows toolkit stuck on processing update#
Not only does a VM make it easy and convenient to update your image in the future,īut the drivers used in the VM (depending on your choice of software) probably won't get nuked in the generalize phase. However, most documentation for MDT will note that you should be using a Virtual Machine as your reference/capture machine. I was lazy and had luck with a different model. The task is hung because it can't writeįrom here you have two options: try different hardware or edit your unattend.xml file. However, in the case of this issue, that's not happening, which kind of prevents sysprep from doing anything. Generic drivers kick in until it reboots or it knows they're essential drivers and will unload them later. In most cases this is fine - the system's drivers should have already been copied to the local PE - and either Pass, PnpSysprep starts to run, then a bunch of devices get uninstalled.Įssentially, sysprep is in the Generalize stage and is removing drivers specific to your hardware, including your storage and network drivers. The last lines will probably note that it has started the generalize Open setupact.txt and scroll to the bottom. In the Panther folder you will find the sysprep logs. While the sysprep task is running/hung, if you check the Computer Management utility, you'll probably notice very few devices in device manager - primarily the network or disk drivers may be missing.Ĭtrl+Shift+Escape, right click on the sysprep task, and open to the file location. No problems on an HP EliteBook Folio 9480m. (Seems most people on this thread have G3 HP hardware). I had this issue with an HP ProBook 450 G3 and HP EliteBook Folio 1040 G3. 0x80070002.Įrror Task Sequence Manager failed to execute task sequence. RegQueryValueEsW is unsuccessful for Software\Microsoft\SMS\Task Sequence, SMSTSEndProgramGetTsRegValue() is unsuccessful. Task sequence execution failed with error code 80004005 Unknown error (Error: 000017DF Source: Unknown)Task Sequence Engine failed! Code: enExecutionFail Operation aborted (Error: 80004004 Source: Windows)įailed to run the last action: Execute Sysprep. The execution of the group (Capture Image) has failed and the execution has been aborted. 0x80070002.įailed to run the action: Execute Sysprep.Unknown error (Error: 000017DF Source: Unknown) SetNamedSecurityInfo() failed.SetObjectOwner() failed. No networking adapters found, The network drivers for your device are not present SysPrep tool from task manager, I get the following error message: "Can not find script file '\\SERVER\DeploymentShare$\Scripts\f'." Then I can no longer ping the server or browse the deploymentshare$ I also get the followingįAILURE ( 6111 ): 1: Run Sysprep.exeLitetouch deployment failed, Return Code = -2147467259 0x80004005 However, when I look in Device Manager, I don't see any network adapters (except for the MS Kernel Debug Network Adapter). This point, I am still able to ping the server, and browse to all folders and files in the deploymentshare$. It runs successfully until the "Running action: Execute Sysprep" part. I built my reference computer, and then progressed to capturing it by launching LiteTouch.vbs from my deploymentshare$.
Although, it was missing 3 drivers (bluetooth drivers, and NXP NewFieldProximity Provider driver, which
Windows toolkit stuck on processing windows 10#
I built a new server, and I was able to install a brand new Windows 10 Pro 64-bit image on a laptop (HP EliteBook 850 G3) with no errors at all.
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