@m-fitzgerald Can we mark this solved?

@JGallo Interesting suggestion…

@m-fitzgerald Good to hear this fixed the issue for you. Though from my point of view it’s only partly solved. If you capture the image again you will need to edit that file again. So question remains why it does not recognize your boot partition as such. Usually this happens if Windows is not installed as English version or partition labels have been modified by hand. As I said, take a screen shot of the disk management view in Windows and post here. I am fairly sure we can figure out why that is.

Follow on question though. How do I edit the order of Storage Nodes?

We try to keep topics separate. Please open a new thread for this! Won’t answer here.

Problem solved.

https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOG_Client#FOG_Client_0.10.0.2B_Installation_Options

Was the part I needed. Thanks!

@george1421 We were successful yesterday when we used the image we created on our Stem machine. We were able to do perhaps 4 PC and all worked perfect. To say we were excited at the possibility to knock these out so fast is a gross understatement.

Today using the same image we have the boot issue. Now to be fair perhaps it is a driver issue. I am not sure if we have all possible drivers loaded.

I am 95% sure we tried a capture from the reference image (swap the hard drive with a blank one) and deploy back to the same hardware and it didn’t work. But I might be wrong since we tried maybe 10 different things today on top of trying to manage our 11 store 600 PC environment. It can get a bit confusing at times.

I will try that for sure next as well as making sure we have the right driver packs.