You will have a good idea of the target drive by looking at the size column. In my example, my target drive on the target machine is drive c:. Anyway on topic. You have no idea how long I had been searching for that. I even resorted to torrent sites. Everywhere I looked and every download I searched for ended up having 32Bit versions which is not what I needed.
So thank you for that alone. The blog you have written is very well structured and is not confusing to read. Clear, concise with screen shots where needed. I may take a look at the other stuff you have up in your blog. Is it on the same drive as the hard the syspreped system? That of course unless a.
The PC you imaged from is still logged in and reading the database? That the new generated hardware UUID is different to the previous image, so SQL server may see that this is an unauthorised machine attempting to gain access. You will probably need to remove and re-add the credentials to the SQL dashboard to log in again.
I hope that you have a secondary access point for SQL server? As in a local admin account? If not you may have to generate the hardware UUID into the registry your self so that they match again? I am not certain of how to do this, but you may need to check on some specialised SQL forums?
SQL server worked after removing and re-add the credentials. Ah great! Thanks for responding back to share. My apologies. To the OP. I have now generated a very very useful WinPE with a heap of tools. Windows Startmenu, Windows explorer, Partitioning tools, recovery tools and so on. Hi thank you very much for your guide…I work at a school and we have just been given 30 Windows 7 computers…obviously this guide saved me a lot of time and effort!
There could be 2 reasons why you get this. I noticed that you are only applying 1. What I have found with Win 7 is if you build it from scratch and blow away all partitions on the drive that Windows will create a mb C drive and a D drive where everything else goes. Whenever we applied a Win 7 image to an old XP machine we would get the bootmgr is missing error and have to resort to the Win 7 disk to fix it just like you seem to have to do. This could be because of that mb system partition.
If you experience this, reboot back into you WindowsPE environment and run the command below. Your target PC should now work fine. If you would like to experiment more and further customize your ImageX uses, I recommend the book below.
It is a great resource for all the various switches, commands, and proper syntax structures. Windows 7 Portable Command Guide. Tags: cmd Guide image unattend. Thank you for the guide. Even though RAID 10 is in use, it is still one logical drive.
When I go to diskpart and type list disk or list volume, only my UFD shows up. Another question, where do I put the unattend. On the desktop? Diskpart should be able to see it when using the list disk command if the RAID is configured correctly.
What drive letter are you running Diskpart from in your setup? Thanks for the steps…. Can you clarify some things for me please? Is it possible to use imagex without sysprep? Was hoping to avoid using an instance of sysprep due to its 3 limit feature, and call sysprep once the generic image was actually on the physical PC. File created by ImageX, a command-line program that allows users to create Windows disk images; contains one of multiple part files that have been split from a. You can create an answer file by using information from a Windows image.
Component settings are added to an appropriate configuration pass in the answer file. An answer file created by SmartDeploy is meant to replace using the Deploy Wizard and to fully automate the deployment. It is a command-line tool that can be run manually or through a script.
Hi, In advance, sorry I have no answer where "imagex. Please refer to this article: You cannot use the ImageX. Hi, ImageX. Hope above information can help you. Tuesday, December 10, AM. Hi, Was your issue solved? Wednesday, December 18, AM.
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