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you can't do this without installing SP2 RC for Sccm 2007, and your version doesnt match that secondly you need to install a hotfix or two for SQL 2008 to get it to work properly with SCCM ConfigMgr 2007 SP1 customers must apply hot fix KB955262 sql server 2008 sp1 might negate the need for that hotfix,

hi Jizz that option will only appear if you have install Microsoft Deployment Toolkit and integrated it with SCCM

well then just change the locale to swedish in unattend.xml and it should comply

is this windows 7 ? how did you add the language file was it via windows update ? you could try using an unattend.xml file within the task sequence which points keyboard layout, language and timezone to swedish,

if you follow the guide above it will work so......... open a command prompt as it says and type wmic To find out the model name type this CSProduct Get Name The result is what we need once you have the result you can do this obviously replace result in the above with the answer you got back from the CSProduct Get Name test

post the smsts.log file here and we'll take a look

you need the windows vista management tools then more about that here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/952627

yup you need it, and remember it\s in Release candidate phase right now, so not supported but it works...

can you verify via the logs left in the minint folder that your actual zti task sequence has completed successfully ?

delete that minint folder and try again

not supported yet but it works

also look at this post on technet...

ok good info, i've posted the question on the invision forums (i pay for this license) so let's see if i get a reply if i don't then we'll look at the code itself i've downloaded the developers guide it may help, this is ipboard version 3.02 now i think cheers niall

it's a great idea but i guess it would involve hacking or changing the php that this board is made from.......... can you show me a link to the forum in your screenshot, i want to see what forum software they are using cheers

if you are trying to deploy server 2008 R2 then sccm needs sp2 release candidate installed, so is the sp2 rc installed ? I have deployed server 2008 R2 using the very same steps in my deploy windows 7 guide, works just fine... if you want roles and features working via the task sequence then simply integrate MDT 2010 which is now final

and don't forget if you are testing windows 7 then you'll need the SP2 release candidate installed on sccm

i'm looking forward to what you produce Jamit, please raise it as a new topic and i'll pin it cheers niall

yup, have a read of this

sorry but its closed for now.

you can get it from Microsoft Connect cheers niall

post the entire log here please

hi, please read this thread on myitforum and tell me does it help

no don't skip it, can you please post the entire smsts.log file please

i'll try and answer your qeustions you can do that using multiple non-mandatory task sequences yes i think so, but it's far better to build and capture the images from SCCM in the first place (think, total control of the whole process) not if wds is already in place

The Asset Intelligence feature in SCCM can be used to inventory and report on software in use in your environment. Where do I find the Asset Intelligence feature in SCCM ? Expand the Computer Management node and click on Asset Intelligence. How can I use Asset Intelligence ? to start off you'll want to enable the feature, to do this you can expand the Asset Intelligence node and click on the disabled state (or click on Enable Asset Intelligence in the Actions Pane). This will bring up a new window from which you can decide what Asset Intelligence reporting classes you want to enable. You must select at least one otherwise your reports based on those classes will contain no data. The more you enable the greater the hardware resource usage during the inventory. hover your mouse over a selection box and you'll be given information about what reports depend on the class. select the classes that you will need and click ok you will be prompted to verify the selected classes, if you are sure that they are ok (remember the more classes you enable the greater the increase in computer resource usage during the client hardware inventory) click Yes. We can always return here later and de-select classes if you don't require the info they gather. If you are a Microsoft Software Assurance (SA) licensed customer you can use the Asset Intelligence synchronization point site role in Configuration Manager 2007 SP1 to schedule automatic catalog information updates. What about my MOF file ? Browse to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\inboxes\clifiles.src\hinv (change to the drive letter that you installed ConfigMgr on) You will see that the SMS_DEF.MOF has now changed to today's date/time. This file represents the changes you have just made (open it, scroll to the bottom and you'll see all the Asset Intelligence classes listed). Here's a snippet from there:- //************************************************************************** //* Class: SMS_SystemConsoleUsage //* Derived from: (nothing) //* //* Key = SecurityLogStartDate //* //* This Asset Intelligence class provides System Console Usage information. //* //************************************************************************** [ dynamic, provider("AAInstProv"), SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name ("System Console Usage"), SMS_Namespace (TRUE), SMS_Class_ID ("MICROSOFT|SYSTEM_CONSOLE_USAGE|1.0") ] class SMS_SystemConsoleUsage : SMS_Class_Template { [sMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 TotalSecurityLogTime; [sMS_Report (TRUE), key] datetime SecurityLogStartDate; [sMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 TotalConsoleTime; [sMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 TotalConsoleUsers; [sMS_Report (TRUE)]