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      Jack Nolan
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      So I got my image to boot without sysprep and unattend.xml But when I sys prep and include the unattend file the image transfers to a client and the client starts going through it’s OOBE set up and I get this message,

      “Windows could not finish configuring the system. To attempt to resume configuration, restart the computer.”

      If I click OK, it just shuts down. If I reboot, it just does the same thing.

      I’m completely new to Fog, I only know how to upload and deploy images.

      Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

      thanks- Jack

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        JBurgin
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        Windows 7 I assume? I would say there is a bad configuration somewhere in the unattend.xml file. I had this happen whenever I experiment with different options in the unattend.xml file I made for sysprep. I can’t tell you exactly what it could be, all I could offer is that you try and take out any elaborate options in the unattend.xml that do more “complex” things during sysprep one at a time and see how the system reacts.

        If you need some help, I would recommed this site : [url]http://theitbros.com/sysprep-a-windows-7-machine-–-start-to-finish[/url]

        I used that as a template to build my unattend.xml file.

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          ssx4life
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          Defiantly a sysprep issue. Double check the .xml

          You could also build your image in a VM setting for quick testing and replication.

          –ssx–

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            chad-bisd Moderator
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            This happened to me when I tried to use any location other than %systemroot%\system32\sysprep\ as the location of the unattend.xml file and I don’t use the full path when calling sysprep from the comman line. usually my sysprep call looks like
            [CODE]C:\Windows>%systemroot%\system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe /generalize /oobe /shutdown /unattend:%systemroot%\system32\sysprep\unattend.xml[/CODE]


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