@sebastian-roth Hmm in that case do you have any idea what might be causing it? I noticed that now deploying old images on old laptops is also having this same problem not joining the domain. Is it possible that the fog update I ran could’ve changed something?

@george1421 It doesn’t directly tell me which one I have installed but the most recent one I clicked to download and install was 5.10.71 TomElliott 64.

@sebastian-roth @george1421 I’m honestly not sure if I did anything different at all but I made another new image from one of the laptops and the deployment now seems to have worked for the most part. I will note that I did update fog as well as the fog client. I am now running the most up to date fog version 1.5.9.111 and kernel 5.10.71.

However, I am experiencing a different issue now. After the initial deployment has completed, the computer boots to the administrator desktop and restarts, then after restarting it signs in to administrator once more and then hangs there at the desktop forever without joining the domain. Also not sure if it has anything to do with it, but when capturing it displayed a bunch of “ucsi_acpi USBC000:00: possible ucsi driver bug 2” messages. I have attached a picture of what those errors looked like. The capture/deployment does seem to have worked regardless of this though.

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@sebastian-roth Hi Sebastian, as I mentioned previously, if I manually switch to boot from the hard drive, it simply skips over the device entirely as if it is not even there. If I disable all boot devices aside from the hard drive, it hangs at the BIOS boot menu forever with the only option to select being the hard drive. If I select it, it just brings up the exact same boot menu again.

Hello, up until now we have been using legacy boot for our imaging but since the newer devices no longer support it, I created a UEFI USB to boot and everything seems to work fine up until the very end of deployment. It runs until completion but after rebooting and getting past the fog option select screen, it will simply hang at the rEFInd - About screen. When trying to manually select the hard drive as a boot device, it skips right past it as if there is nothing on it at all.

I have tried deploying our older thinkpad 13 image as well as a newly built image that I made with W10 Enterprise directly on the new device and nothing seems to work. I also built an image with a VM to no avail. Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated!