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      Solved Basic Task: Capture Image - loop

      FOG Problems
      • windows 7 fog 1.5.2 ubuntu 16.04 • • Luke
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      How did I miss this??
      Thanks man, it was the password thing.

      Simple fix. awesome I’m up and running.

      how do I mark as resolved?

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      Solved Issues With DHCP and PXE Booting on an Isolated Network

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      • pxe ubuntu 16.04 windows 7 intel atom dhcp • • cdutko
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      @george1421 You are an absolute legend George. It works now and I was able to PXE boot from my client PC and upload it to the Hosts screen. I can view it on the network and everything is working correctly.

      Thank you so much!

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      Unsolved Windows won't boot after image download from server.

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      • boot windows 7 ssd image issues imaging fails o • • Gencade
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      Have you checked what the settings are under SATA Operation in the BIOS/UEFI? I noticed on some of our machines if SATA operation is set to ATA on the image and then the machine was set to AHCI or SCSI that it would not image properly. The image installs correctly and it starts to boot but it does not function at all until you change the setting in the BIOS/UEFI.

      Cheers!

      Joe

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      Dell E6410 - Solid State Drive (SSD) Compatibility

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      • ssd dell e6410 windows 7 • • Omanimous
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      @Omanimous Without knowing the exact details. A 128GB disk (ssd or hdd) from two different manufacturers are usually different sized down to the byte level. So in theory if your source disk is one byte larger than your destination disk a non-resize FOG image will fail.

      I can say for my reference image (which I deploy to all hosts), I create on a VM with a 40GB hard drive. That way I’m assured it will deploy to all hardware on my campus. For win10 I use a 60GB reference image.

      With FOG 1.2.0 I used non-resizable and then let windows expand the disk. With the 1.2.0 trunk build FOG expands the disk now. I still use a 40GB reference image for Win7. So I always go smaller to larger when the image is deployed.

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      Solved New Client Install

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      • new client windows 7 service • • ITSolutions
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      @ITSolutions
      Installed .net4 and client installed fine.
      Thanks again for your guidance

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