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try this update instead https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2016/08/05/update-your-configmgr-1606-sup-servers-to-deploy-the-windows-10-anniversary-update/

what do you mean it will not install, did you install the listed prerequisites first ?

perhaps you can share some of those details (your solution) with others here that are trying to do the same thing

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did you apply this ? https://www.niallbrady.com/2016/08/05/update-your-configmgr-1606-sup-servers-to-deploy-the-windows-10-anniversary-update/

don't you see this ? CB and CBB are set via gpo, registry but essentially it's the same media as i'm showing here.

correct you must upgrade to 1511 first, and from there you can upgrade directly to 1606.

we are deploying Windows 10 1511 CBB for new computer installs and evaluating 1607 currently, when it get's declared CBB we'll probably move to that (once any identified issues are resolved)

well you'll need to upgrade your hierarchy to SCCM current branch 1602 or later to support servicing or deployment of Windows 10 version 1607, it's not supported with your current setup, so the suggested route would be to upgrade SCCM to 1511 (current branch) then upgrade that using the Service Connection Point to 1602 or 1606 current branch, and install this KB to allow WSUS to see the 1607 update https://www.niallbrady.com/2016/08/05/update-your-configmgr-1606-sup-servers-to-deploy-the-windows-10-anniversary-update/

can you attach the prereq log ?

why would someone delete the account from AD ? I havn't tested that scenario yet though...but if you simply run gpupdate /force won't it reapply the gpo's and do what you want ?

yes it works fine.

so what does the ConfigMgrPrereq.log in the root of C:\ say ? attach it here...

hi do you want me to connect and take a look, i can remote in via teamviewer ?

the error means so have you changed permissions on those folders ? here's the permissions on mine... also, don't go deleting stuff or making database edits without being absolutely sure what you are doing, database edits are not supported unless microsoft tells you to do so

well are they warnings or errors, warnings can be ignored, errors can not.

It appears the Windows team is ready or at least gearing up to release a new build to Insiders that follows the path of Redstone 2 development. A friend of the Windows Insider community Zac Bowden twitted an early screen grab of a new build title Windows 10 Insider Preview 14901 that is accompanying a Windows Defender update release. via winbeta @ http://www.winbeta.org/news/first-windows-10-redstone-2-preview-release-appears-insiders-build-14901

this version of the script not only checks for network but storage too, and it offers a retry option on network, can you please explain why you see the need to have an ignore switch ?

do you mean you are upgrading from SCCM 2012 R2 to 1511 Current Branch, is that where you are seeing the prerequisites complaining ?

hi have you applied this update ? it's needed to download the Windows 10 version 1607 files from wsus https://www.niallbrady.com/2016/08/05/update-your-configmgr-1606-sup-servers-to-deploy-the-windows-10-anniversary-update/ make sure you read the KB article before starting deployments

are you applying any drivers for the surface book ?

try it and see what happens, this script kicks off wpeinit -winpe so yes you can try to insert your commands prior to this, or simply insert them then kick off the init again

you might want to consider adding a delay of a week or so to the cleanup of some folders, for example C:\Windows\Temp as many applications logs are logged to their or the appdata\local\temp equivalent, so troubleshooting failed installs of apps might be a challenge if the logs are deleted, just a thought

how were you capturing this image exactly ?

well if the prestart is not executed then are you sure you updated the correct boot image ?