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I resolved my issue. It now works successfully. Everyone - be sure that you do not allow the SCCM Package Source path to go straight to lp.cab - follow the directions in this article exactly. Make a directory above the language folder and place the language folder in it. Be sure the lp.cab is in the language folder. For example - your SCCM package source for Spanish would be \\server\source\spanish, and inside the spanish folder would be es-ES\lp.cab. When you send the package to the DP's, es-ES\lp.cab will be on your smspkgd$ shares. This step is critical. If you dont do this step, the task will deploy, but the LP will not install without any errors on screen or in the logs. I was banging my head on the desk for some time. - T.

Thanks for the excellent article. I am having some issues deploying this setup. Obviously it works well. The differences with my setup is I am using the RTM copy of Win7 Enterprise, along with the RTM language packs. I see you are using Win7 SP1 Media and Language Packs. The MDT-Integrated task kicks off in SCCM 2007 R3, but when it comes to the step to install the language pack (Spanish), it downloads it, pauses for a second, then moves right to the next step, which is install Windows and ConfigMgr. Any ideas? I see a few other users with this issue. You helped a guy named Simon out with a similar problem but files in my MDT folder dont seem to be the problem. Thanks in advance.

The problem most likely is you are trying to add the PXE Service Point from your Central Server, drilling down to the settings on your Secondary Server. What you need to do is log onto the Primary Server then find the Secondary Server that will host the PXE Service Point role. From there, add the PXE Service Point Role. Hope this works. - T.