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Vortex

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  1. That script is for 2007, but this is what i need i think, I just need to find one that will work with 2012.
  2. OK let me start again, I have a task sequence that images a new machine with windows 7 x86. This is the software that is set to install after the OS and after the Client, these all work tested through software center ( Adobe CS3 only works when increasing the cache size beyond default even though the folder is only 1.8GB). Ok so now here is the settings i have for the client install stage: However this highlighted property does not seem to work. Any ideas? If it did work then there would be no problem. There must be a simple way to set the cache size at install during the task sequence? or at least before the application install phase.
  3. How do I set it to run directly from DP without downloading ? Is this practical in the long term (say 30 machines at once) will it cause heavy network traffic? Thanks.
  4. But i want to install applications at windows 7 deploy at the same time, and to do this i need to set the cache before the applications are installed. I need a way of automaticaly setting the cache size within the task sequence as windows 7 is deployed. otherwise my task sequence fails due to space requirements. If you understand.
  5. Sorry to jump on this thread, but how exactly do I set the sms chache size within a task sequence? The task Sequence is deployed to new machines and installs windows then the client, followed by some applications however the cache is not large enough to install all of the applications. I have set SMSCACHESIZE=10240 within the task sequence editor, under the "Setup windows and configuration manager" task. I placed this setting within the properites bo of the client package. However it doesnt seem to work and the chache is still the default size.
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