Tweaks to help using Litetouch OEM For All Media Deployments

By | April 4, 2017
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Update 2017.04.07 -> Added instruction to remove conditions on ComputerName wizard pane to force it to appear regardless of TS selected.

Advantages:

  • No more do you need to worry about the Deployed OS detecting the flash drive.

Dis-Advantages:

  • Some editing of built-in scripts is required.
  • Deployments take slightly longer, because share is copied local before beginning.

Steps:

  1. Edit the Litetouch.wsf to perform a reboot instead of a shutdown upon completion of staging the deployment share. (~ lines 997-1006)
    https://github.com/brianfgonzalez/Scripts/blob/master/LiteTouchOemReboot.wsf
  2. Add the LTIEnableDeployTs.wsf to the scripts folder. The script relies on the DS only containing one deploy task sequence with an ID beginning with a “DEP” (i.e. DEP-10X64-001).
    https://github.com/brianfgonzalez/Scripts/blob/master/LTIEnableDeployTs.wsf
  3. Lastly, Move the computer name prompt to the appear first, even before the task sequence selection is presented.  Also remove any/all “Condition” xml blocks. This is to work-around the pane not appearing, when a litetouch task sequence is specified.

Other notes:

  • The SkipFinalSummary rule cannot be set to YES. The “Reboot prompt when the staging is complete.”
  • The SkipTaskSequence rule cannot be set to YES. This breaks the LTIOem built-in script. However, The TaskSequenceID rule can be set to preselect a TS.

/BG

2 thoughts on “Tweaks to help using Litetouch OEM For All Media Deployments

  1. lgreen

    Hello, have you found a TPM 2.0 update for the Panasonic Toughbook CF-53SALBYLM?

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    1. Brian Gonzalez Post author

      Lori,

      No i’m sorry. Please send me an email with your deployment size, because I will need to request this through our factory. We never released Windows 10 drivers for that model/mark, so we didn’t consider it when producing the tpm 2.0 upgrade tools.

      /BG

      Reply

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