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HaroldG

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  1. I have configured use not to use a password.

    The system starts up and it goes into the task sepquence wizard.

    The task wizard stops at the password screen, and says this media is not password protected. Click next to continue"

     

    I want (have) to bypass this screen, as there is not always someone at the other end to press NEXT.

     

    Any help would be greatly appreciated

  2. The only task I have assigned to All systems and Unknown computers is using the Win x86 PE boot image.

     

    I was able to build a Task Sequence CD with the Win PE x86 boot image (from above), have the system load the drivers and connect to the network.

    However this is not really acceptable when you have 100 PC's in different locations and no on-site IT staff

  3. I noticed that many people are having problems with the Intel 82578LM and PXE booting.

     

    Here is my scenario:

    I have injected the drivers into the x86 boot image and created a Task Sequence CD. I can succesfully connect to the network with the CD.

     

    However when I pxe boot using the same x86 boot image, the system responds no DHCP offers and boots into Windows.

     

    Can some one lead me down the Golden Path to enlightenment?

  4. I am currrently looking to replace my Altiris server with SCCM 2012.

     

    The key issue preventing me from moving forward is the lack of pre-staging computer names.

    Altiris allows me to create "virtual machine names". I can PXE boot and then select the name of the PC and Altiris takes over naming it correctly. It makes it so much easier when I can take 50 machines out of the box and essentially turn them on and go. (I don't need any machine information)

     

    I can't figure out how to do this with SCCM.

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