• Screen Resolution

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    [quote=“Wayne Workman, post: 46472, member: 28155”]FOG does not support downgrading, you’ll just break things worse if you attempt to downgrade.

    I personally use snapshots in Hyper-V. I take a snapshot before each update, and I keep my last two snapshots for a long while till I know things are solid. I’ve not had to revert to an earlier snapshot though. Although I know that most don’t have resources to do this, and maybe not the permission to manage windows servers.

    But, because you’re so concerned with safety and reliability, I recommend the following:

    Instead of “upgrading”, I’d recommend exporting your DB (using the configuration save feature inside FOG Configuration) and exporting your images also. Turn off your old FOG server and set it aside in a safe spot, and build a new 1.2.0 build. Import your configuration and images. Verify all is well with this build, verify that everything works. Then upgrade that.

    This will provide you with a way to go back if things don’t go well. It’s not the fastest point from A to B, but it will give you the safety net you’re looking for. Also, I’m not attempting to foreshadow failure or anything. If you run into issues with the Newly built system that you upgrade, just come to the forums; we will help. Tom smashes bugs really fast, and there are a lot of people here that are great with troubleshooting.[/quote]

    I was thinking of doing something like that…i probably wont even take my current fog server down ill just export everything and setup a duplicate on the test lan that only the admins here have access to…and yes i have full access to all the servers so nothing is stopping me from testing everything and i do have an OLD 1U Server just sitting in one of the racks so that well work Thanks!

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    I’ve left the PXE menu activated to register everything to begin with during my deploy period.
    But for my use/production period, I will have it as NO MENU.

  • Use FOG to do one off clone of clicking win 7 hard drive

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    Seems like its just not the right tool for the job the main difficulty’s that come to mind is where will images be if you use an external drive how to insure it mounts correctly each time you switch hardware and usb port you would be restricted to quick image no way to maintain a database on read only media. and for a one time image there are already solid tools that don’t require a second machine to act as a server like the aforementioned clonezilla. Not to say that a more simplified install and setup might not make sense to develop. More like a fog for dummies that would have you boot off a cd or removable media image and is preconfigured for dhcp ect using the first available hard drive for images and data. sort of a lowest common denominator fog and os combo to minimize possible issues for the end user.

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    Disable pxe in your bios option, and put the HDD on first place in the boot order

  • Déploiement imprimante Cups sous Windows

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    Hello, new computer assistant working with open source, I saw myself assign the FOG project.

    The problem is that my company uses to install CUPS printers.

    For any machine windows we use the Add Printer wizard windows
    Printer and fax ==> Add / Remove Printer ==> adding a network and the printer is typed syntax ==>
    [url]http://cups.domaine.com:631/printers/nom_de_limprimante[/url]

    I understand that this is a protocol ipp / htpp (I know not all cups)

    how to add this printer in FOG for it unfolds on Windows?
    When I run FOG customer I see my client FOG that update me my printers ==> Printers XXXX installed, In the logs nothing special but no printers on the post …

    If somebody can give me would be cool thank you ca info

    Ps for the driver is a second plane because I know Cups with the ability to “push” the drivers during installation (FOG also from what I understand) this time I would like to least have a windows prompt asking me to install the driver.

    Thank you for your information and keep your actions! I just stumbled into the world of open source and it is impressive: p

    thank you,

    I’ve got FOG 1.2.

    Sorry for my mistakes 😛

  • Win7 image timezone issue

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    thanks for the info guys. I ended up adding a command to setupcomplete.cmd and that seems to be working.
    tzutil /s “applicable time zone”

  • Postdownloadscript help

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    Thanks guy for help.

    We don’t really use fog like many of you.

    We are refurbisher, we buy lot of used professional stuff and sell to end customer with low cost.

    When i came in the company, they used a old Ghost server and we test fog, loved and adopted !

    I am not really good in english, and sometimes, it’s hard to follow technicals threads, but i learn lot of thing on linux.

    You are all devoted to this project, and it’s nice to be able to discuss and improve the project with you.

  • Active Directory registration not working Windows 7 x64 client

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    [quote=“Junkhacker, post: 43983, member: 21583”]btw, the domain\user issue is changed in the dev version of the code. in the current dev version of the code, the user field is checked for a \ or @. if either of those exist, the field is sent as is. if not, the domain is a added as domain\user.[/quote]

    Yes, Tom told me about that, and what you describe seems exactly the right behaviour.

  • Sysprep windows 7

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    It is solved.
    Thanks.

  • MBR and Odd Corruption

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    Since I am still kind of new to FOG I am not absolutely sure about FOG 0.32 but I suppose there is not too much of a difference when it comes to MBR…

    FOG (1.2.0 an newer) does save the MBR from the uploading client at least with image type mps (single disk multiple partition) and mpa (all disks multiple partitions)! bcd(edit) has nothing to do with MBR! Those informations are saved in the first (100MB) partition of your disk, not in the MBR.

    As FOG 0.32 is not under development I’d suggest you try setting up a test server with FOG 1.2.0 or even better current SVN version. If your issues still persist we are happy to jump in and fix things for you!

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    Volume Licensing???

    I have been using this one for a long while now - it will activate MAK Office and Windows with ZERO hassle !!! (we dont have KMS)

    (Just rename the file to .ps1 instead of .zip … apparently the forms don’t allow .ps1 files to be uploaded)

    Edit the script where you see EDIT ME HERE to input your corporate MAK keys … make sure to match them to the right product … you can also designate the proxy (although i never been able to do that … so I whitelist microsoft instead)

    Domo Arigatto
    (From Japan)

    [url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1737_msActivation.ps1.zip?:”]msActivation.ps1.zip[/url]

  • AD Joins not working.

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    Replaced fogservice.zip from a backup prior to my last update. Domain joins are working again.

  • Windows 7 image boots to blank screen after deployment

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    Actually no but I may update two similar models soon if it reoccurs what would you like me to do.

  • FOGPREP VS SYSPREP WINDOWS 7 64

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    [quote=“Alonsogye, post: 23379, member: 22000”]Thanks [SIZE=12px]Tom Elliott if you don’t mind i will appreciate the help.[/SIZE]

    BigMan99211 very much appreciated as well for the tip i will try it.

    I was looking into the market for a commercial solution and definitely even some may say that their GUI is “easier” i am completely sure that FOG by far is the best solution as far as cost effective. The commercial companies charge per computer which is a ridiculous amount of money. I know this is an open source solution but i would most definitely donate so that the developers can keep the excellent job. If anyone knows a secure way to contact them please share it… I just feel like sharing this !!! have a nice weekend everyone.
    [/quote]

    BigMan- what commercial solutions did u find that rival Fog? What prices? Just curious. Thanks!

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    Winload.exe is Missing or Corrupt in Windows 8.1/8/7/ Vista, How to Fix it?
    [url]http://bit.ly/1CRFgun[/url]

  • Can't install certain printer

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    [quote=“pravinkumar, post: 43415, member: 28885”]
    [SIZE=12px][FONT=Arial][COLOR=#4b4b4b]Outstanding reliability is a critical element of a work group resource and the page pro 4650EN rises to the challenge. Quality is evident throughout the printer’s design. Proven laser technology provides dependable service and long-lasting printed documents.[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]
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  • Deploy problem - error loading operating system

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    I know what the issue is and have fixed it in svn if you’d be willing to upgrade.

  • Winload.efi error... Yes, I know.

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    Tried a multiple partition image - All Disks, no dice. Still the winload.efi error. I’m going to install Windows to a single partition and try again.

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    don’t know if the Express [url=https://www.gclubtg.com/]gclub[/url] version will work, but it’s worth a try.

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