Solved issues when attempting to upload an image to fog...

[kjoslin]

Hello all,

I have recently added more storage space to my fog server. I can see the added space from my web interface and everything looks to be correct. However…I cannot upload an image to fog. When I attempt to upload an image, I receive an error screen with text at the top and a box at the bottom that says “computer will reboot in 1 minute”.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I’m not sure if this is hardware compatibility, or If I have done something incorrect with my fog server.

[george1421]

@kjoslin This error is a problem with your source computer not FOG. What its telling you is that windows was not shutdown properly for image capture. You have to remember with windows 10 that shutdown isn’t what you think shutdown is, its more a state of advanced sleep.

So to fix this you need to do one of the following

1. If you are syspreping this machine, use the command switch to have sysprep power off the computer after sysprep.
2. If you are running in audit mode and are not syspreping the system use this command to shutdown the computer from the command prompt shutdown -s -t 0
3. Turn off MS Windows fast start and then shutdown the computer like you did for win7

Just to repeat this is not a fog issue but its a reference computer “thing”

[Wayne Workman]

@kjoslin also, 1.4.4 is the latest release.

[kjoslin]

@george1421 Thank You Sir!

[george1421]

@kjoslin This error is a problem with your source computer not FOG. What its telling you is that windows was not shutdown properly for image capture. You have to remember with windows 10 that shutdown isn’t what you think shutdown is, its more a state of advanced sleep.

So to fix this you need to do one of the following

1. If you are syspreping this machine, use the command switch to have sysprep power off the computer after sysprep.
2. If you are running in audit mode and are not syspreping the system use this command to shutdown the computer from the command prompt shutdown -s -t 0
3. Turn off MS Windows fast start and then shutdown the computer like you did for win7

Just to repeat this is not a fog issue but its a reference computer “thing”

[kjoslin]

@wayne-workman

Fog version 1.3.5

[Wayne Workman]

@kjoslin Some things:

• We need a photo of the error.
• there is probably an earlier error, we need a photo of that too.
• Need your fog version.