Help with Win10 Driver injection
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George, I’m 90% good with deployment. I was able to get a working script to deploy the Lenovo drivers. I saw how to use deploy bug to see where it was failing.I ended up using an older script you put. So here’s my issues.
- I used the fog client and joined the domain successfully, this is windows 10 build 1709. I saw last min where you said to add the pinstall command in the setup complete.exe to install the drivers. How do I use the sed command to copy another setupcomplete.cmd from the fog server instead of reimagining? I looked at some examples, wanted to test using the sed command to copy the updated unattend.xml and setupcomplete.exe, but not sure where to put it in for example, fog.ad file. I get syntax errors.
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I just want to see what’s easier to maintain, ex fog client vs using sed command. Where it says computer name, do I replace it with a computer name I want to start? Ex NY-WB- is what I would like to start as a prefix
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Can you please tell me how you get to run a script after deployment without rebooting and triggering the dirty environment in MDT 2013? I tried following this post from deployment research, but no matter what I try, it won’t go back into Windows, stays in Winpe and I get the dirty environment message:
I just want to do final touches without having to rerun syysprep, know what I mean?
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@Jamaal I don’t totally understand your situation. I know unexpected reboots WILL cause MDT to consider the build invalid.
What is your end goal here? What script / action are you doing at the end of your task sequence to break MDT system build? There may be another way to go about it.
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@george1421 Well I just want to have MDT 2013 to be at a state for me to run final scripts so I can run my own
sysprep and copy the unattend.xml to the panther directory. Now I was following this from Johan putting this as the final task and it’s not running in Winpe mode. -
@Jamaal said in Help with Win10 Driver injection:
Well I just want to have MDT 2013 to be at a state for me to run final scripts so I can run my own
sysprep and copy the unattend.xml to the panther directoryThis is what I don’t understand. My workflow is that once the mdt status page is displayed then MDT is done. It leaves me at a logged in windows console. I just navigate to where my sysprepper.cmd script is and I run it. I don’t have to do anything post MDT status page other than run my script. I’m not sure what you are doing with the auto admin login stuff. So as I said I’m not sure what your goal is.
The tail end of my state restore step in the deployment sequence looks like this:
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@george1421 Ok, that’s where I’m getting stuck at. So I took your recommendation to change the skip summary to no so I get the dialogue box, but how do I get to the Windows logon console? I can do for example f8 to get the command prompt, but I want to get a Windows console to run the final script like your setup for example.
My bad I didn’t write all the info.
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@Jamaal See this is where I’m confused. The status page should be displayed in an active windows admin login. When you close the status page for MDT you should be “in windows”. At this point when you close the status page MDT is done. Just open a command prompt and run your script.
In my case I navigate to where the script is using windows explorer, right click on the sysprepper.cmd file and run as administrator (because of UAC). sysprep is run and the computer is powered off.
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@george1421 I’ll try when I get home in a few. When I closed the display page trying to do this, the VM shuts down, but I’ll try again, think I’m missing something. I’ll let you know.
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@george1421 Ok, for some reason when I see the status page that the deployment is complete, it’s not going to the desktop as you stated. It’s rebooting if I put the FINALACTION=REBOOT or if it’s blank, it reboots. If it’s on SHUTDOWN, it shuts down.
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@george1421 what version of MDT are you running btw? I’m on 8450.
