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BSOD 24H2 - Automatic Repair - SrtTrail after FOG deployment and restart - SOLVED

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    neagoie.andrei
    last edited by neagoie.andrei 28 days ago 28 days ago

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    BSOD with Windows 11 24H2 - Automatic Repair - SrtTrail after FOG deployment and restart

    SOLVED

    This are the steps for the BSOD error FIX. The problem was that after you deployed the FOG image and a few restarts the system enters in BSOD and then remains stuck with nothing else to do.

    1.  Enter in WSIM (Windows System Image Manager) when you finished all your steps before the sysprep command
      
    2.  Select your windows image on the left corner window
      
    3.  Select the distribution share on the left-up side window
      
    4.  Select your Answer File from the center window
      
    5.  Now, all you have to do is to add/change some lines in your answer file
      

    Step 1:

    1.  Windows Image – extend: Components – find: amd64_Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup_neutral
      

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    1.  Right click Add Setting to Pass 7 oobeSystem:
      

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    Now, for the Answer file side:

    1.  Extend oobeSystem
      

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    1.  Extend amd64_Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup_neutral
      

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    1.  Right click on FirstLogonCommands and  Insert New SynchronousCommand
      

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    1.  You have to insert 3 times (Insert New SynchronousCommand) and you will end up with 3 empty cubes (I have one in the picture because I already finished them, and in the final step they will look fill with a little green plus on left)
      

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    1.  Left click on SynchronousCommand (The first) and add the lines like below.
      
    2.  Left click on SynchronousCommand (The second) and add the lines like below.
      
    3.  Left click on SynchronousCommand (The third) and add the lines like below.
      

    First Line:

    Command line: bcdedit -set {current} osdevice partition=C:

    Description: BCD Fix 1

    Order: 1

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    Second Line:

    Command line: bcdedit -set {current} device partition=C:

    Description: BCD Fix 2

    Order: 2

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    Third Line:

    Command line: bcdedit -set {memdiag} device partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume1

    Description: BCD Fix 3

    Order: 3

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    At the final step, they will look like this:

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    Now, Validate your Answer File, save it and you are done, problem solved! 🙂

    P.S: This is the site that helped me and I made a tutorial step by step with screenshots how to solve it.

    https://www.elevenforum.com/t/windows-11-deployment-issues-after-sysprep.32682/

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