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    Hi Jim, Did you use the cleanup wizard from the Update Services console to remove obsolete updates ? I have the same problem on my WSUS server and I'm pretty sure I need to cleanup my database but this wizard seems to be stuck Thanks in advance
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    Hi GarthMJ Thanks for this... Is there a way to convert memory and harddrive sizes to Go ? Thanks again
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    Hi Thanks for the suggestion, I'll try this today. At the moment, in my current TS, the OSDPreserveDriveLetter is set to False and I'm using it to refresh from XP to 7 without any letter problem. According to my readings, OSDPreserveDriveLetter was mainly meant to not set the letter D when deploying a WIM (Letter that MS is using by default in the original WIM). But I'll test and let you know the result. Thanks EDIT : I've just tested your suggestion and it doesn't work... Thanks anyway
  4. Tof006 started following using System Center 2012 Configuration Manager - Part 5. Adding WSUS, Adding the SUP role, deploying the Configuration Manager Client Agent and SCCM 2012 R2 - Refresh scenario from Windows 7 to Windows 7
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    Hi all, I'm trying to do a refresh (in-place upgrade) of a Windows 7 to a Windows 7. My problem is that it assigns a C letter to the BDEDrive and a D letter to the system drive. I've overcome this problem using a Diskpart /s xxx.txt that removes the letter assigned to Disk 0 Vol 1 and assigns the C letter to Disk 0 vol 2. My problem is that my USMT data in StateStore directory are wiped along with the C drive.... Secondly, when the computer is finally upgraded, it affects a D letter to BDEDrive. Has anyone been successful in performing an MDT TS that performs an in-place update of a c
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    Hi No one can help me ? Thanks
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    Here's how I did the WinPE with bootsect.exe v6.2.9200 : You can use this software to download the bootsect.exe v6.2.9200 or older if you don't have them : getwaiktools I went in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\x86\BCDBoot and C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\x64\BCDBoot Renamed bootsect.exe to bootsect.exe.new Copied the older bootsect.exe in the corresponding directories And created a new Boot Image. That's all and it works. Thanks
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    Hi, Is it impossible to realize ? I'd like to know if you think it's a scenario that cannot be done because, if it is, I need to change the way I'm gonna backup these computers. Thanks
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    Sorry for the confusion... Not MDT 2013 but ADK 8.1. SCCM 2012 R2 needs ADK 8.1 and bootsect.exe 6.3 is incompatible with XP. Sorry I've tried a workaround : I've just created a WinPE 6.3 with the bootsect.exe from 6.2 and my XP restarts correctly now. That's mainly what was blocking me from rebooting my computers and saving data in Offline mode. Now, I have been given an MDT 2013 TS to deploy a Windows 7 from scratch on new computers. I'm trying to adapt this MDT TS to capture and restore data in Offline mode. I haven't been able to find the way to create a MDT task that does this..
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    Did you do this using SCCM 2012 R2 or SP1 or even SCCM 2007 ? USMT 6.3 included in MDT 2013 is not compatible with XP. My question is mainly regarding MDT 2013 and SCCM 2012 R2. If I'm using a WinPE v6.2 in SCCM 2012 R2, I'm unable to activate F8. Is there any other side effect ? Thanks EDIT : not MDT but ADK 8.1
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    This article explains that there's a problem with bootsect.exe in the new boot images : http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/041975df-a8a8-48cb-8d9f-0446c35210fe/sccm-2012-r2-boot-image-wont-load-in-windows-xp?forum=configmanagerosd I'd love to try replacing bootsect.exe in the image but don't really have time to do that.
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    Hi everyone, I have to migrate 8500 PC from XP to Win 7 (and later 8.1) using a fresh install of SCCM 2012 R2. My goal is to be able to use USMT to backup user's files on a SMP server and I would like to do this in Offline mode. As USMT 6.3 is incompatible with XP, I found this article and successfully managed to backup data using Online mode and 2 TS as explained. Now, I need to be able to do a MDT task that captures data in Offline mode using SMP and not Hardlink because I want to reformat every computer. Has anyone been able to do this and is willing to share his TS ? Is it even
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    Hi everyone, Is there anyone on this forum that is able to Migrate XP to 7 using SMP offline mode as it was done by Anyweb in Configuration Manager 2007 ? I'm trying to do the same thing in SCCM 2012 R2 but I'm having problems. Thanks in advance
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    Hi, I'm new to SCCM and have plenty of time at the moment to train on this so I decided to use a Hyper-V platform I already did to validate DirectAccess and add an SCCM 2012 SP1 server to this. My platform is composed of : 2 x Windows Server 2012 with Active Directory role (W2K12DC-AD01 and W2K12DC-AD02) Windows Server 2012 with File server role (W2K12STD-FILES) Windows Server 2012 with WSUS and File server roles (W2K12STD-INSTALL) Windows Server 2012 with Exchange 2013 (W2K12DC-EXCH01) Windows Server 2012 with SCCM 2012 SP1 (W2K12DC-SCCM) Windows Server 2012 used for Edge role (W2K12DC-EDGE0
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