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sorry for the delay in responding i've been busy, do you have time to do this over teamviewer with me so i can take a closer look?

well Cireson do a lot of SCSM, have you checked them out ? https://www.cireson.com

doing osd over wireless is not recommended as the the connection could drop or certificates can not be reached, also you cannot PXE from wireless so that would limit you to starting the task sequence in Windows, i'd suggest you look at the lenovo usb network adaptors instead cheers niall

IntroductionMicrosoft have released a new version of the ContentLibraryCleanup tool for System Center Configuration Manager in the latest Technical Preview release (TP1701). By upgrading your Technical Preview release to version 1701 you can start testing the new features of the tool today, and some of these new features have been requested on UserVoice, a forum where people can ask for changes to a product, get others to vote their idea up, and if enough interest is seen, to fulfill a need. About the toolThis tool first surfaced in Technical Preview 1612. It’s designed to find content that is broken in one form or another on your distribution points (for whatever reason) and to alert you, or to free up space by deleting that broken content. It was designed to be cautious, if it doesn’t know exactly what is going on it will quit rather than accidentally delete files. Note: The tool is currently in Technical Preview so avoid running it in a Production environment. You can run the tool from the Primary site, or if speed is important, run it from the distribution point you are targeting. In fact, you can run the tool from anywhere that can do remote WMI calls to the provider/Distribution Point and SMB calls to the Distribution Point. It can be found in the following location (after you’ve installed the latest Technical Preview release), where <driveletter> is the drive letter that you installed ConfigMgr on: <driveletter>\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\cd.latest\SMSSETUP\TOOLS\ContentLibraryCleanup Note that you’ll need appropriate access to the cd.latest folder, so press Continue in the UAC prompt. What switches does it use ?By opening that location with a command prompt and typing the following command: ContentLibraryCleanup.exe /? you can see the following output: Usage: ContentLibraryCleanup.exe [/delete] [/q] /dp <Distribution Point FQDN> [/ ps <Primary Site FQDN> /sc <Primary Site Code>] [/log <log file directory>] /delete (optional) — delete the content, do not print what would be deleted. /q (optional) — run in quiet mode. Suppress all prompts (assuming delete mode) and do not open log file automatically. /dp <Distribution Point FQDN> (required) — the FQDN of the target distribution point. /ps <Primary Site FQDN> (optional*) — the FQDN of the primary site. *Required if the distribution point is on a secondary site. /sc <Primary Site Code> (optional*) — the site code of the primary site. *Required if the distribution point is on a secondary site. /log <log file directory> (optional) — the directory to place log files in. Can be a network share. If not specified, the temp folder is used. Note: By using the /q switch, this also assumes you answer ‘a’ to deleting all found orphaned content in conjunction with /delete. Testing the toolSo let’s test it. Note: Make sure to login as a user with Full Administrative access to the distribution point and with the Full Administrator RBAC role (this version of the tool doesn’t check if you are in an ADSG, so make sure you are explicitly a Full Administrator). Enter the following command (replace the FQDN in bold with your dp FQDN and replace the log folder location with your chosen location): ContentLibraryCleanup.exe /dp cm02.windowsnoob.lab.local /log d:\ContentLibraryCleanupLogs when prompted about what-if, answer y for yes. Notice that it tells you how much space it would have saved it you had run it in delete mode. Running the tool also automatically opens the logfile in CMTrace and that log file will give you details about the following Orphaned packages Packages with invalid contents Orphaned files Bytes freed if the tool is run in delete mode Using the /delete switchNow that you are familiar with the tool it’s time to use it for what it was designed for, so we’ll add the /delete switch. Note: In the example below, there is NO problem on the distribution point, so no space is available to be freed up. Enter the following command, notice the /delete switch. Please replace the FQDN in bold with your distribution point FQDN and replace the log folder location with your chosen location: ContentLibraryCleanup.exe /delete /dp cm02.windowsnoob.lab.local /log d:\ContentLibraryCleanupLogs answer yes to see the results and you’ll get a dated log file with the details of what was freed on the dp in question As there was no problem on this dp, no space was freed. Deleting Orphaned contentSo the above shows what happens when there’s no problem on the dp, but what if there was one or more orphaned files or packages ? Note: In the example below, there is a problem on the distribution point, so we can free up space. Let’s see the results of that….in the first check we omit the /delete switch, to see that it correctly identifies the problem, and it does! next, it opens the log file (which auto-opens) Next, run the command again but this time add the /delete switch, the red downward pointing arrow points to the orphaned content and prompts you what to do with it… answering yes to the prompt will delete the orphaned content (or answer a to delete all), and, now you can see a difference in the log file too… Result ! Hopefully this new improved tool will help you clean up any unwanted content on your distribution points, and it’s a great improvement and proves that UserVoice works ! thanks to Brandon @ Microsoft for answering my questions ! cheers ! niall

do you mean for the background image as in WinPE ? or duing the OSD process...to customize the background images used during OSD simply locate the files in MDT2013\Toolkit\Tools\x86 folder, you should see some STEP_01.bmp and so on, to customize the wallpaper simply right click on your MDT created boot image and change it on the customization tab

welcome to the forums and please tell your friend thanks from me

so many questions, it's best to take things one problem at a time, i can do teamviewer with you later this evening if that works, if not then tomorrow sometime, let me know via PM cheers niall

well XP is not supported by Microsoft anymore so I can't imagine why you would be capturing it, but does the smsts.log file reveal anything ? the error means. The specified procedure could not be found. Source: Windows -----

if you add a restart computer before displaying that udi does it help ?

welcome to the forums, i'd highly recommend you get some training if at all possible, just to be sure that you don't do something you'll later regret :/ cheers ! niall

so what exactly do you see when you pxe boot, can you take a screenshot of the error, is it happening on only one system, is there a network cable attached ?

have you configured a dhcp server ?

can you check what the ConfigMgrPrereq.log in the root of C: on your ConfigMgr server says about the error ?

have you unblocked the file ? also, what does the smsprov.log tell you about the error ?

So a new day, and another release of Windows 10 Insider preview, with lots of changes to the operating system including improvements to Edge. When I started my Surface Pro 4 this morning I was greeted with the usual 'your computer was updated...'. After logging in I noticed issues straight away in my web browser of choice (Firefox), it was having problems scrolling (scroll bar down action didn't work 9 times out of 10). I tried Edge, same issue so not my browser, Next I tried to play back video, it didn't work and sent the audio into a meltdown, it crashed and started 'audio diagnostics'. After checking the event log I saw several errors with Spectrum.exe crashing over and over. Anyhow, I tweeted it and got replies immediately and was advised to check the release notes, so here they are. My issue is the first in the list. After applying this workaround all is ok again. Now I will point out that most of us Insiders don't read the release notes, why ? because we are used to our computers getting updated every other week and in general, it's a painless process moving from one build to the next, but in this case i found the issues were enough to send a tweet or two. Known issues for PC After updating to this build, nonstop exceptions in the Spectrum.exe service may occur causing PCs to lose audio, disk I/O usage to become very high, and apps like Microsoft Edge to become unresponsive when doing certain actions. As a workaround to get out of this state, you can delete C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Spectrum\PersistedSpatialAnchors and reboot. For more details, see this forum post. We are investigating certain situations in which PCs might bugcheck (GSOD) during the installation of new builds (15002+) causing the PC to rollback to the previous build. When clicking on certain elements in desktop (Win32) games, the game minimizes and cannot be restored. Desktop shortcuts containing the “%” character (usually URI shortcuts with escaped characters) will result in a cyclical explorer.exe crash. To resolve this, use Task Manager to open PowerShell, and edit the shortcut to not include a % in the path. When projecting to a secondary monitor, if you set the connection to “Extended”, Explorer.exe may start crashing in a loop. If this happens, turn off your PC, disconnect the secondary monitor, then restart your PC. Windows Insiders will unexpected see a “Holographic” entry on the main page of Settings. Brightness changes made via Settings > System > Display will unexpectedly revert after closing the Settings app. For now, please use either Action Center, power flyout or brightness keys to change the brightness. The list of apps in the Surface Dial “Add an app” page via Settings > Devices > Wheel may unexpectedly be empty. If that happens, tap the “Browse for an app” button at the bottom of the screen to pick the desired app instead. Taskbar preview icons are unexpectedly small on high-DPI devices. Quicken will fail to run with an error stating .NET 4.6.1 is not installed. For Insiders familiar with Registry Editor, there is an optional workaround. Take ownership of the following registry keys and edit the “version” value to be 4.6.XXXXX instead of 4.7.XXXXX: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\v4\Client HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\v4\Full Note: Please take caution when editing the registry. Changing the wrong value can have unexpected and undesirable results. Using CTRL + C to copy in Command Prompt won’t work. Some websites in Microsoft Edge may unexpectedly show “We can’t reach this page”. If you encounter this, please try accessing the site from an InPrivate tab. Dragging apps from the all apps list to pin on Start’s tile grid won’t work. For now, please right-click on the desired app in order to pin it. Miracast sessions will fail to connect. On certain hardware types (e.g.: Acer Aspire), the Netflix app crashes when starting a movie. 3rd party UWP apps would crash on devices if the DPI settings on the machine are >=150% (Generally people do this on high resolution devices – Surface book etc.). If you upgrade from Windows 8.1 directly to Build 15002, all your store apps are lost during upgrade process but you can go and re-download all the lost apps from the Store. When using Microsoft Edge with Narrator, you may hear “no item in view” or silence while tabbing or using other navigation commands. You can use Alt + Tab when this happens to move focus away from and back to the Edge browser. Narrator will then read as expected. Saying “Hey Cortana, play <item> on <AppName>” doesn’t work immediately after installing the app. Wait 5 minutes for indexing to begin and try again. ADDED 1/10: Under Settings > Update & security > Windows Update you might see the text “Some Settings are managed by your organization” even though your PC isn’t being managed by an organization. This is a bug caused by an updated flight configuration setting for Insider Preview builds and does not mean your PC is being managed by anyone. ADDED 1/13: If you’re experiencing an issue getting stuck at 0% downloading this build – check out this forum post. ADDED 1/13: During the installation of this build, Insiders may experience a storport.sys bugcheck (GSOD) causing them to rollback to the previous build. There is currently no workaround. ADDED 1/13: If you’re experiencing an issue where your PC gets to 99% and appears stuck – sit tight and don’t do anything (such as rebooting). There is a bug causing the installation to take an abnormal amount of time. ADDED 1/13: On some PCs, audio stops working sporadically with ‘device in use’ error”. We are investigating. Restarting the audio service may fix things for a bit.

that's a lot of 404's Not found (404). Source: Windows ----- care to add some actual info about your issue ?

grab the smsts.log and attach it here so we can see what is going on

so do you want to edit what is available in internet explorer to the end user, is that what you mean ? have you looked at this yet ? https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/itpro/internet-explorer/ie11-deploy-guide/group-policy-objects-and-ie11

cool, please show us a screenshot of your masterpiece and feel free to spread the love and post some sample code too or even a guide !

sure thing, drop me an email (as before) when you are online and i'll remote in again

and is that the one you added powershell to ? you can verify via the references tab of the task sequence

Today Microsoft is releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15002 for PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring. This is a BIG update so please take time to look through all of the new changes we detail below. What’s new in Build 15002 Microsoft Edge UpdatesThe Microsoft Edge Team has lots of new features to share, focused on making it easier than ever to keep track of your tabs and pick up where you left off, as well as a few other surprises! Tab preview bar: It’s easy to lose track of what’s in your tabs, especially when you have many tabs from the same site, with similar titles and icons. Tab preview bar allows you to easily glance at a visual preview of every tab you have open without leaving your page. You can scroll through the list with touch, mouse wheel, or a touchpad. Just click the chevron icon next to your tabs to get started. Give it a try and let us know what you think! Set these tabs aside: We often hear that it’s a headache to keep all your tabs organized, and to pick up where you left off. Sometimes you just need to set everything aside and start from a clean slate. We’ve added two new buttons next to your tabs in Microsoft Edge to help you quickly manage all your tabs without losing your flow. Jump List for Microsoft Edge: You can now launch a new window or new InPrivate window for Microsoft Edge straight from its Taskbar icon. Simply right-click or swipe up on the Microsoft Edge icon in the Taskbar, and pick the task you want! Component UI: This release introduces a new UWP architecture for Microsoft Edge’s multi-process model, including a new visual tree and new input model. These changes will help improve stability and input responsiveness and make the browser UI more resilient to slow or hung web page content. Be on the lookout for any issues with tab launches and activation or input (including keyboard, mouse, or touch) and share feedback in the Feedback Hub if you have problems! Flash Click-to-Run: Microsoft Edge will now block untrusted Flash content by default until the user explicitly chooses to play it. This means better security, stability, and performance for you, while preserving the option to run Flash when you choose. You can learn more about this change on the Microsoft Edge Dev Blog: Extending User Control of Adobe Flash with Click-to-Run. We will be evolving this experience in upcoming flights to make the option to run Flash content more contextually obvious. Web Payments: Microsoft Edge now has preview support for the new Payment Request API, which allows sites to make checkout easier using the payment and shipping preferences stored in your Microsoft Wallet. This is currently in a preview state for developers and will not process payment information until a future flight. You can learn more about Payment Request on the Microsoft Edge Dev Blog. For a complete list of all the changes in Microsoft Edge, visit the Microsoft Edge changelog. Start and Shell ImprovementsTile Folders in Start: As part of our ongoing effort to converge experiences across devices, and to address your feedback, we’re excited to let you know that with today’s build you will now be able to group your Start tiles into folders. Tile folders are a way for you to organize and personal your tiles in Start, and we’re happy to now bring this to Windows 10 PCs. To get started, drag and drop a tile on top of another tile in Start to create a folder. Updated Windows Share experience: We have redesigned the Windows sharing experience to be more app-focused and integrated with where you are sharing from. The new Windows Share experience will pop-up the new share flyout within the app you are sharing from and give you a list of applications you can share to. This list changes based on your usage. more info > https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2017/01/09/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-15002-pc/#2ZBmbrCu5V4r3LCk.97

when you pxe boot what is the package id of the boot image?

here's your first problem, and it will block you from getting any of this to work... <![LOG[PowerShell is not installed]LOG]!><time="19:34:07.669-60" date="01-08-2017" component="RunPowerShellScript" context="" type="3" thread="1228" file="main.cpp:151"> <![LOG[ExecutePowerShellScript(sScriptName, sParameters, sPackageID, sExecutionPolicy, dwPSRunExitCode), HRESULT=80004005 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\client\osdeployment\runpsscript\main.cpp,356)]LOG]!><time="19:34:07.669-60" date="01-08-2017" component="RunPowerShellScript" context="" type="0" thread="1228" file="main.cpp:356"> <![LOG[Run powershell script failed to run, hr=0x80004005]LOG]!><time="19:34:07.669-60" date="01-08-2017" component="RunPowerShellScript" context="" type="3" thread="1228" file="main.cpp:356"> <![LOG[Process completed with exit code 2147500037]LOG]!><time="19:34:07.684-60" date="01-08-2017" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1140" file="commandline.cpp:1124"> <![LOG[!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!]LOG]!><time="19:34:07.684-60" date="01-08-2017" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1140" file="instruction.cxx:805"> <![LOG[Failed to run the action: Run PowerShell Script. Unspecified error are you sure you've added PowerShell to the correct boot image and that you've distributed that boot wim to your distribution points ?

that would only create a device in azure ad, not join it to azure ad domain, currently there's no cmdlet for it but you could create a user exit script that runs sysprep /oobe and then the user would see the OOBE experience to AzureAD join the device Microsoft is aware of this and is planning the ability soon, perhaps with Windows 10 creator update