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Here are all of the blogs, forums and pages I visit and subscribe to with Google Reader.  All very reputable sources,  I bolded the most active and strong writers: Raphael: Your System Center Configuration Manager portal http://wmug.co.uk/blogs/dotraphael/rss.aspx AlexSemi’s Blog http://blogs.msdn.com/b/alex_semi/rss.aspx Ask the Core Team http://blogs.technet.com/b/askcore/rss.aspx Brian Jackson’s IT Blog http://feeds.feedburner.com/brianleejackson CCMEXEC.COM – System Center blog http://ccmexec.com/?feed=rss2 [Deploy_Windows (TRUE)] http://deploywindows.net/feed Deployment Research – Johan Arwidmark http://www.deploymentresearch.com/Blog/tabid/62/rssid/1/Default.aspx Michael Niehaus’ Windows and Office  [ Read More ]

When an application install calls for a device installation in Windows 7 a prompt appears.  In some cases, the prompt can not be automatically accepted using silent install switches (ie. Netmotion install).  I created an AutoIt script to accept the prompt. Script Download: http://tinyurl.com/installprompt -Brian G

This error appears when the Litetouch script is run under user account instead of an administrator account. To workaround this error, simply create a .bat file in the root of your Deployment Share to map the z: drive and call the Litetouch.wsf script.  .Bat files can be Right-Clicked and “Run as Administrator”.

In A LOT of cases, MDT fails to clean up properly after a Failed or even Successful Task Sequence.  These leftover files are a nuisance, and can cause the following error (The task sequence has been suspended). Ive come accustomed to using the Diskpart tool to perform a “Clean” against “Disk 0” to ensure all files are removed.   BUT There is a BETTER way!  Johan put together an excellent  [ Read More ]

If the "SkipCapture=YES" rule is set against the “[Default]” section, all Task Sequences including your Capture Task Sequences. A method to skip this screen only for desired Task Sequences, simply set the “Create WIM” step to “Disabled” under the “State Restore\Capture Image” groups.