@duanekaeb Thanks for the pictures. What I posted was the command parted -l - the parameter being a lower case l (like lion). But using the print command you still got us exactly the information I was hoping to see.

Ok, so the partition layout is fine from my point of view. So now I am wondering if C: is simply almost full and that is causing the problem. Reviewing the pictures again I saw something that I have not noticed before: Needed relocations: ... (16179 MB)

While I am not an expert on the ntfs3g-lib implementation I am really wondering if this is just “too much for it”. It tries to shrink the partition and for that to be able to do it would need to relocate/move roughly 16 GB of data. While it’s not nice that it fails to do so I can kind of understand it’s having a hard time to do so.

I really wonder why defrag didn’t help you with this. Probably a bit different on the SSD, hmmmm. Not sure what else we can do for you.

Yes, I’ll try to get to those. I am under a time crunch right now so I can not get to that right away.

I deployed the image that gave me the error after it was created, and it deployed successfully.

@Russell18 said in Cannot Install One Or More Boot Critical Drivers:

Does this help in way?

Truthfully, no.

FOG doesn’t care about drivers at all, your issue is with WinSetup/OOBE.

From a windows standpoint, how are you installing the drivers into your windows golden image? Are you deploying a universal image for all hardware or do you have hardware specific images? Are you sysprepping your image before you capture with FOG? If you have a single golden image did you install all drivers for all possible models you are deploying to? Have you done the Shift-F10 thing and look at the windows setup logs in c:\windows\panther directory to see what driver/issue its having troubles with?

As you might see there are more questions than answers. But at this time the issue during deployment is after FOG’s job is done, your issue is within WinSetup/OOBE.

Thank you for your help. Removing the client was the solution. I looked into and as before I didn’t need any of the functions it assisted with. Thank you for your help.

The drive still doesn’t resize correctly, but I will wait for the release of 1.5.7. At the time thought the two may be related. Looked through the reported bugs and didn’t see one that specifically called out that issue, but I will keep looking.

Thanks again for all of your help!!

+Craig

@bravetoad Anything after that? Interesting that it says “Response Invalid Host”. From what you wrote so far I suspect the host to be registered in the FOG web UI already, right?

Do you see anything in the apache or PHP-FPM logs. See my signature on where to find those.

It looks like a sysprep /generalize into audit mode before capture solved the problem. Thank you for your help!

@Fazyl Is this your first contact with FOG? Just wondering if you ever had an image that captured and deployed properly?

Please post the contents of the files d1.partitions, d1.minimum.partitions and d1.fixed_size_partitions which you find in the /images/... directory on your FOG server.

@george1421 said in Windows Not Booting:

best hypervisor

What do you feel is the best Hypervisor for Imaging?

@george1421 said in Windows Not Booting:

But if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

Very true!

I’m dumb. Thanks for pointing that out. Worked like a charm.

@Quazz After running tests, it was Sophos that was causing the issue. Thank you!

@jemerson93 said in Assistance with unattend script:

I also no longer need to have separate unattend scripts for Windows 7 and Windows 10 MBR and Windows 10 GPT.

Excellent!! There are a few new options in Win10 unattend file but you can bypass them and as you found you can make the unattend file almost universal. That’s one less bit you have to constantly manage.

@Fernando-Gietz Seems like a nice workaround. Please give @EduardoTSeoane’s suggestion a try for now. I can imagine this is something we should be able to fix within the fog-client but neither have I got a sysprep setup ready nor the time to dig into the depth of windows service dependencies and timing. Sorry!

Probably related: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/13224/issue-joining-domain-activating-windows-after-deployment

Hi,
Today is a good day !
i tried a new test : i used an other NAS (Seagate) and created a public share.
With the same windows 10 station, i can xcopy files as SYSTEM and the printer was correctly installed.

So, now, on the Syno NAS, i will tried to join our domain … i will be back 😉

@quinniedid said in FOG 1.5.6.2 Issues with Resizable image:

Sometimes the resize works and other times it doesn’t

Do you mean the same image sometimes resizes and sometimes not? We’d need the exact same information from your image (best to open a new topic) to look into this.

Hello everybody, I have the same problem. Windows 10 1809 in VirtualBox 6.2. Is there already a solution?

Hey, I downloaded the ISO file of Windows 10 Home from third party source and I am also stuck in proceeding further. Any help will be appreciated.Thanks in Advance.

ok, thanks for your response !

@x23piracy that did the trick for me, now i just need to read up on where to put that handy CMD file you wrote. thanks so much.

For those that are doing that post deployment where a user already logged in, had to reboot in safe mode, delete the files, remove the profile from profilelist in registry, change the folder name in c:\users\USERNAME to c:\users\USERNAME.BAK, reboot, and then the user logged in again and it was good.