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  1. I did a build/capture TS first and imported the wim file into operating system images. The unattend.xml did applied.
  2. Hi All I'm new into HTA/vbscript. I did created this HTA vbscript file. The only thing i'm trying to find out is how to pass the values from the textbox and dropdownlist with the button so that the TS can continue with deployment. The HTA is asking for a computername and OU. <html> <head> <title>Windows 8 - Bare-Metal deployment</title> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="objTest" APPLICATIONNAME="Bare-Metal deployment" SCROLL="yes" SINGLEINSTANCE="yes" > </head> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript"> 'Hide TS progress windows Dim oTSProgressUI Set oTSProgressUI = Wscript.CreateObject("Microsoft.SMS.TSProgressUI") oTSProgressUI.CloseProgressDialog() 'Variablen Dim sComputerName, oTaskSequenceA, oTaskSequenceB, sOuName 'SMS Objects Set oTaskSequenceA = CreateObject ("Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment") Set oTaskSequenceB = CreateObject ("Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment") 'Textbox computername Sub CompNameTextbox oTaskSequenceA("OSDComputername") = UCase(CompNameTextbox.Value) End sub 'Dropdownlist OU Sub OUselectSub If OptionChooser.Value = 1 Then oTaskSequenceB("OSDDomainOUName") = (LocationA) End If If OptionChooser.Value = 2 Then oTaskSequenceB("OSDDomainOUName") = (LocationB) End If End Sub </SCRIPT> <body> <input type="text" name="CompNameTextbox" size="30"> <select size="2" name="OptionChooser" onChange="OUselectSub"> <option value="1">Location1</option> <option value="2">LocationB</option> </select> <input type="button" onclick="Deploy" value="Start deployment" </body>
  3. The Windows 7 method did worked for Windows 8. Create a Build/Capture TS and deploy it to a Windows 8 machine, use the WIM image as source. The unattend.xml package will apply now.
  4. Hi I did use SC2012_SP1_RTM_SCCM_SCEP, SP1 should allready be in. I also do have the partitation and format task in the TS. The package with the XML is also distributed to both DP's.
  5. I've setup an SCCM 2012 SP1 environment to deploy Windows 8 x64. In the configuration manager you have 2 options: Operating system images and Operating System installers. In the manuals i've been reading, since SP1 you can directly import the WIM file from the Windows OS disk into Operating System images. So i did this and created a task sequence to migrate a Windows XP to Windows 8 with USMT. In the tasksequence i also did use an unattended xml file which i created as a package (no program) before. When deploying this task sequence to a machine, the unattended xml is not applied. I have have set the keyboard layout in the xml file. I didn't find a solution so far, searched with google but nothing found. Just for testing purpose, i did import the WIM file from the Windows OS disk into Operating System Installers instead of Operating System Images. The different between is: the installer should hold the sources file, the images should hold a captured wim file. Now. The unattended xml file is only applying when i use a tasksequence on the operating system installers and not the operating system images. This is strange because should be fixed in SP1, but it doesn't? What should i do? Should i create a captured WIM file instead of using the WIM file directly of the Windows OS disk in Operating System images?
  6. Hi All, I'm setting up an sccm 2012 sp1 environment with windows XP clients which i want to upgrade to windows 8. This should be done with a zero touch installation. The OS upgrade from XP to 8 should be based on the computeraccount group membership, with this i mean: when a computeraccount in AD is added to an AD group for example: "ComputersToUpgrade", the enduser should get some kind advertisement popup where he can decide when to start the OS upgrade. When the end user did agreed with the advertisement, usmt and zti should start .... Can someone give me a tip how to do this? thanks,
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