Nevermind, looks like it was an error in the script itself.

I just want to know if it is possible. Seems like it should be, but I am having difficulty finding any information online regarding how to actually do it.

@rodluz

ok scrap the local GPO done this and it works

reg add HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /v firstlogon /t REG_SZ /d powershell -noexit -ep bypass c:\users\admin\sysprep\firstlogon.ps1 /f

@ITCC Someone much more cleverer than me (from ANME) has worked out how to fix it and it is due to sysprep sealed images rather than Fog persay as Tom suggested. the Fix is to add the following to your sysprep SetupComplete.cmd file

for /f "tokens=2 delims={}" %%a in ('bcdedit /enum {bootmgr} /v ^| find "identifier"') do set prep-bcdid={%%a} bcdedit -set {current} device partition=c: bcdedit -set {current} osdevice partition=c: bcdedit -set {memdiag} device partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume1 bcdedit -set %prep-bcdid% device partition=c:

@ReinierG said in W10 Error when capturing image (ACPI Bios Error):

Hey,

I’m trying to capture an image on a Surface Go 2. The process starts off well, but when it reaches 6.79%, the speed drops significantly, and I encounter the following error message:

ACPI BIOS Error (bug): Could not resolve symbol [\Tz.TZ00], ZE_NOT_FOUND (20230628/psargs-332) ACPI Error: Aborting method \_SB.PC10.LPCB.ECO._Q14 due to previous error (AE_NOT_FOUND) (20230628/psargs-529)

What can I try to fix this issue? The machine hasn’t been sysprepped, but I also haven’t fully installed the OS yet, so that shouldn’t be necessary. The current installation is at the keyboard/language selection screen. Also stopping and resending the task did not fix this issue.

Thanks in advance!

I tried capturing the image on an HP ProBook G7, and it worked fine. Online, I found some information suggesting that this error might be related to a firmware issue. Could that be the case?

@ReinierG said in Boot Menu: rEFInd Initializes Too Quickly:

@Tom-Elliott said in Boot Menu: rEFInd Initializes Too Quickly:

Pxe Menu Timeout

Hey @Tom-Elliott ,

No, the issue is not that we don’t see a menu. When we start netboot and the main FOG menu opens (where we can deploy an image and access other options), it automatically exits after 3-5 seconds and proceeds to rEFInd, which is not correct.

I allready see the setting, can i just set the timeout as high as i want without issue’s?

Hey @Tom-Elliott
I tried the powercfg command and that fixed the issue, i think the device was not shutdown fully, we got it working again.
Thanks!

I was unable to resolve this issue with pnputil using a cmd.exe script.

I noticed that the problem was also present on another FOG installation managed by other system administrators.

I assume (perhaps wrongly) that the problem is linked to an ANSI/UTF encoding issue. If someone using another language manages to run pnputil.exe in a cmd.exe script, report it here.

I was finally able to resolve this driver deployment issue using powershell. I’m leaving a sample code (install of a driver named usbblstr.inf) in case it helps someone.

New-Item -Path "c:\" -Name "drivers" -ItemType "directory" -Force Copy-Item -Path "usb-blaster" -Destination "C:\drivers" -Recurse Start-Process -FilePath "pnputil.exe" -ArgumentList "/add-driver C:\drivers\usb-blaster\usbblstr.inf /subdirs /install" -RedirectStandardOutput "$env:tmp\usb-blaster-install.txt" -RedirectStandardError "$env:tmp\usb-blaster-err.txt"

Sincerely,

Julien

@azm9s
In general, it didn’t work.
it doesn’t add it to the domain, that’s all.
Either I did something wrong.
or I have configured something wrong in the settings.

@jfernandz No, it’s not being implemented at all currently. If you want to take a stab at it, please feel free. I don’t know what it would entail and I am fairly confident no one else within the FOG Dev team is currently trying to implement such a feature.

joining pc to domain and logging into the domain account seems to have brought the settings.