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      Unsolved Windows 10 1703 system error on boot

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      @chief I tried with a windows 10 build 1703 install and it booted just fine. Still not sure where things go wrong here but as we seem to have several people with this we should be able to figure this out.

      Please edit /var/www/fog/service/ipxe/refind.conf. Change timeout to zero. Save this, change EFI exit type to rEFInd and boot the client. You should see a boot selection menu. Do you see it or does it hang even before that?

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      Solved fog.drivers script always needs drivers

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      I’ve tested and it still doesn’t copy the drivers when they are there?

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      Solved Windows 10 Enterprise Fog Client Install

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      @chief said in Windows 10 Enterprise Fog Client Install:

      How do you install the Fog client so that on install it will boot, connect to AD etc?

      Install it before going into audit mode.

      When I was doing a lot of imaging, I didn’t sysprep. See this older post: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/8906/to-sysprep-or-not-that-is-the-question

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      MacPro6,1 PXE boot

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      @chief Ok if you put a dumb switch in between the target computer and building switch and it resolved the problem. Then its probably one of the advanced protocols causing the issue.

      This is typically spanning tree being enabled and not using one of the fast stp protocols.

      Or you have green ethernet (802.3az) enabled on the building switch. We’ve seen this to be an issue with some realtek nics.

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