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the sections starts " Third, the most important script. learn from my giant headacheģ) the auto phone home to ghost is in the same article as creating the PE3.0 image.
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EACH OF THOSE WILL ALWAYS PULL THE WRONG ONES IF BOTH DRIVERS ARE AVAILABLE TO IT!! We solved this by uninstalling all the USB 3.0 drivers and pushing them down afterwards based on hardware queries. the 8300 will blue screen if they get the 800G1 drivers. The 800G1 USB ports do not work correctly if it pulls the 8300 driver.
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you need the new driver set for that.Ģ) Another BUT! The USB controller chipset on the 800G1 is different than the 8300.
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BUT! PCI Serial Port, PCI Simple Communications Controller, and SM Bus Controller are all part of Intel AMT, and the 800G1 has a newer version than the 8300. I suspect this is something to do with the fact that I captured the image using ghost instead of something like WDS or MDT and not using original windows 7 media *shrug*ġ) we capture our 800 G1 using GSS, and it installs the drivers correctly during Sysprep. This is not the same for the 800 G1 PC's.
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I have been able to push this image out fine to older HP8000 PC's and all drivers have installed fine and even the model name of the PC corrects itself to whatever model of PC I am applying the image to. The image is taken from a previous HP8300 PC onto which all the necessary softwares were installed and then we sysprep-generalized it, which if I remember correcly should remove all SIDs and hardware specific information such as drivers and language packs. Just to give you guys some background on the image I use. Unfortunately there appear to be no drivers installed for the network card, USB Controller, PCI Serial Port, PCI Simple Communications Controller, SM Bus Controller.
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Went through the initial windows screen prompts and got to the windows desktop and saw the core software packages we have installed so far so good.
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So I left the HP 800 pulling down an image last night and it seemed to have gone through fine. Terry, did you mention you had an article on getting ghost to startup automatically once at the command prompt? I havent tried the X:\Ghost option, I will try that on another machine soon as I get the chance. I did the same with the standalone WinPEv50 folder, as in putting the actual media folder in there and still get the error. Tried the command again and still the same error with regards to working directory is not valid. I figured this might have been the issue when creating the ISO so I removed everything from winpev50 (apart from the 3 txt files) again and this time copied the actual media folder from winpe_x86. On step 6 it says to copy everything from c:\winpe_x86\media to c:\programdata\symantec\ghost\template\common\winpev50 which I took as make a copy of everything in media and paste it into the winpev50 folder. Just referring back to the instructions on creating a WinPE 5.0 image. Ran the command again and this time I go the error -įailed to create c:\winpev50\winpev50.iso Just to make sure I wasnt being dull, I did the following -Ĭopied WinPEv50 directory from c:\programdata\symantec\ghost\template\common\WinPEv50 and pasted it directly on the C: drive so that it was a standalone folder. Running the command prompt as administrator. The only file at the end of this path is boot.wim.ĭefinitely exists. Once again apologies for my slowness but should the winpe.wim file be created automatically or should I be grabbing that from here -Ĭ:\programdata\symantec\ghost\template\common\winpe3\sources I am guessing that it cannot find the winpe.wim file on the path c:\winpe\winpe.wim because I checked the contents of the winpe folder and there is no winpe.wim file in there. I'm not exactly the sharpest knife in the kitchen but this cant just be me being dull can it? Could it be a corrupt download of WADK or are things not copying across correctly with the first command?ĮDIT: I am trying to workout which file it is that cannot be found. I get the following - "The system cannot find the file specified" I then ran the next command - copy c:\winpe\winpe.wim c:\winpe\ISO\sources\boot.wim I browsed the folder via explorer and it contains the following. This created the winpe folder on the C: drive of the technician/ghost PC. Ran the first command - copype x86 c:\winpe Ran the Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment as admin. I have reinstalled WADK from the link given by Pete. Ok, i got completely confused so I started from scratch and removed the WAIK and WADK.