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Well, I grabbed a non domain computer (HP430 G4) and installed Windows 10 (1709), ran some windows updates on it and attempted to capture the image again, and still have the same issue that I had with the other machine. I did try to run this on a different model (Toshiba R930) and encountered the same problem. Because I didn't setup and install the SCCM server and cannot verify all back end settings, I may need to go back to square 1 and confirm that all of the settings are setup to confirm that the task is allowed on our setup.

I have ran some powershell commands on this machine, please see below. I know that because it is a generic error, it will be a bit hard to pin point the exact issue, I am going to side on the fact that this was domain joined and even after I removed it from the domain and deleted the AD object, I am still getting some policies applied (log on co. disclaimer). I am going to try and see about building a fresh machine, off the shelf non domain etc and test that theory. Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | Remove-AppxPackage Get-AppxPackage -allusers *windowscalculator* | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”} Get-AppXProvisionedPackage -online | Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage –online

Hello, fairly new to SCCM and came across your post about the image capture process. I would like to see if anyone would be able to provide some assistance with the issue that I am encountering. Here is the background: I am using SCCM to image new devices with a windows 10 x64 build, the machine is added to the domain automatically during this process. I have ran updates and made some changes to the default image (while on domain) and followed the instructions to create the capture task sequence. I removed the machine from the domain, and I am running the capture.iso file directly on the machine and I get an error code as soon as the process begins (0x00004005) which I have not found any solution to this and would like to see if anyone had any recommendations. I uninstalled and removed the sccm client and all folders from this machine, and I am using a domain admin user/password to setup the network path to save the .wim file. While I followed your steps, I used X64 boot image to create the iso capture file When I pulled the sccm log I can see a lot of failed items: Could not find CCM Install folder Task sequence execution failed with error code 80004005