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  1. Hi, I am deploying windows 8.1x64 in my organization. We need multiple language support so a user can select respective language. I have installed windows language packs and it is all set. In control panel under language of a deployed machine I can see that there are four languages installed. But none are displayed in language bar on task bar. Only two languages are shown which are en-NZ and en-US. I have tried all sort of steps which I can but nothing worked. I have defined multiple values to inputLocal i.e. en-US; en-NZ; ja-JP; ko-KR I have also tried to define OSD variable during deployment and change those variables in answer file but then it ask for language selection during OSD. I got it sort of working in Windows 7 using http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5155-customising-windows-7-deployments-part-6-adding-multiple-keyboard-layouts-and-multiple-languages/ I am trying to do the same steps in windows 8.1x64. For your information yes I have acquired correct language packs for windows8.1x64 from our MSDN subscription directory. Any help will be much appreciated. Kind regards, Farzan
  2. I think I have figured out the issue. On the site server under client installation there were no Accounts defined so that it can give site server privilleged access to install the client properly and then fetch policies. This is what I have done: In configmgr, goto Administration, Site Configuration, Sites. Then on the ribbon, click on Client Installation Settings and under Accounts tab add the domain admins or privilleged user who can install client on the machines. After doing this now my windows 8.1 machines getting all the policies fetched and applied. I am still monitoring but I hope this is it.
  3. Hi, We are busy deploying Windows 8.1 using Sccm 2012. Task sequence complete the steps without any errors. But when we deploy some new softwares, windows 8.1 machines doesn't seem to pull it. Even under "Software Center" it says no new deployments and still displaying IT organization. It seems it hasn't pulled machine policies either. However under Windows 7 everything just work. I have checked the status of following:ClientIDManagerStartup.log, LocationServices.log and ClientLocation.log Everything is working alright. Client has retrieved MP name and registered. Any ideas why this is happening? Thanks in anticipation. Farzan
  4. I am following this forum and having the same issues of task sequence getting stuck on 1 of 69 updates. I have read above that you have discussed about the proxy in the network. We have a proxy server that is Forefront but I am confused about the point that if we have already downloaded the updates from the internet and have created deployment packages then why the task sequence request the updates from internet rather than the distribution point. Since the the internal network communication wont use proxy therefore I have a doubt that if task sequence request update from the distribution point or directly from the internet? Kindly advise.
  5. Hi I have managed to update all the monthly updates and deployed it. But since I have updated the repositories and deployment packages, my deployment of OS freezes at "install updates" in the task sequence. It was working before. Before updating the updates; the install update step under the task sequence fetch all the required updates and installs on the new system during the deployment. But now it stays on the install update step and does not proceed. It says that downloading 1 of 90 updates but never proceeds. And this has started happening since I have updated the deployment packages for the updates. May i request you to kindly let me know what could be the issues? regards, Farzan
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