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the capture WDS should function just as stated in the guide, have you tried it yet ? what problems did you see ?

you'll need a client to test delivering packages such as firefox the firefox test in my guide will prove to you that it all works so good luck

the icons in control panel are on the sccm CLIENTS, what type of clients are you installing on ?

well then right click on it and choose Install Client, then wait a few minutes and see does ccmsetup.exe start on the client

does the pc show up under All Systems Collection as Client=Yes or Client=No ?

look in that section of the logs and see do you see a statement which reads something along the lines of 'installed component successfully' if so, then continue with the guide...

have you correctly set the boundary(s) in configmgr ? if the client cannot discover the sccm server then something is wrong, did you follow the configuration guide from start to finish ?

it's up to you i just update my deployment packages and deployment management tasks and the change the schedule and thats it do it monthly as thats when the patches come out (second tuesday of the month)

thats your problem and it's covered in part 2 of the SCCM setup guide, so you can ignore it for now as long as you follow the entire guide cheers anyweb

look here

yes its possible, just disable the entire capture portion of the task sequence, btw you can customise the hal as well, look for a post about that right here http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=574

startup ConfigMgr, and go to system status,if you right click on the log you can actually read the messages to see what the errors are have you tried that ? you can copy/paste the errors here

you will only see 2 after it's been installed until it loads the other agents... try disabling your firewall and try again cheers anyweb

it deploys but not without some problems... the new version of MDT and WAIK will resolve those problems i havnt tested either and probably wont have time to either, 7 will be out in october and if i get time i will return to it before then meanwhile, how about you guys get testing and post your results right here on windows-noob.com cheers anyweb

are you setting this up in a lab environment, if so go ahead, in a production environment you really should separate the roles, ie: have AD on one server, SCCM on another etc.... however Technet does recommend having SQL and SCCM on the same server. See this link > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/bb735870.aspx

this screenshot is from my sql 2005 lab but it should help you find what you are looking for

Earlier today Neowin reported that Windows 7 build 7232 had leaked. What a difference a few more hours makes, now 7260 has leaked and the Russian site Wzor claims that Microsoft will build the RTM (release to manufacturing) build between June 15-19. If Wzor is correct, and that's a big if and rumour, then we may see the final Windows 7 RTM build ready this weekend. Internal sources indicate that 7260 is still the latest build under the win7_rtm branch. Build 7260 carries the tag 7260.win7_rtm.090612-2110 and is an RTM escrow build meaning vigorous testing will commence to ensure this is the final code unless there are show stopper bugs. Folks inside Microsoft who wish to remain anonymous have also indicated that many people internally are growing tired and bored of the leaks and want development to conclude as soon as possible. I think everyone here at Neowin feels the same, lets see what the weekend brings. source > http://www.neowin.net/news/main/09/06/16/m...uild-7260-leaks

if you are in a rush, you can continue without net use working we can always come back to it later.

Reuters reports that Microsoft is getting ready to unveil a free antivirus service for computers to compete with the many retail antivirus offerings on the market. Microsoft first made plans for its free antivirus offering codenamed "Morro" in November of 2008. At the time, Microsoft said that the service would be launching in the second half of 2009. The exact launch date of the new free anti-virus service has yet to be announced, but Reuters reports that Microsoft will "soon" make a beta version of the free protection available for users. Investors in security software firms like McAfee and Symantec are worried that a free offering from Microsoft could potentially harm revenue for the companies. via > http://www.osnews.com/story/21663/Microsof..._Anti-Virus_App

no it's just a regular reboot, so a reboot didn't help and you still have the same problem ? are you absolutely sure you have applied the webdav settings as detailed in the guide ?

thanks Murda for an excellent post, I am pinning this one cheers anyweb

great, and so that others may learn, what wim files did you point it to ? the boot.wim ????

take a look at this post, it should give you some ideas

i would strongly suggest you do the guides in the sequence i made them, ie: Vista first, then XP there is no reason not to and you will thank yourself for it later, the vista guide lays down the foundations for all the other guides cheers anyweb

have you tried an old fashioned reboot ?