Anyone know how to empty the Windows Error Reporting folder during OS deployment

[Davit2005]

The files are in the Default Users AppData local area and are Read Only and of course the Default user is hidden.

 

We had issues in library where c drives were getting full and found that users profiles were at least 500MB in size cuased by this WER folder.

 

Running a script afterwards manually works but we want to try and empty the WER folder during deployment.

 

Visual Studio works fine even with these warnings.

 

I know I am just sweeping under the carpet but when the fully automated build takes 3 hours and you have to deal with an update to Visual Basic at the same time, we probably looking at upgrading Visual Studio 2012 this year anyway.

 

Got Delprof2 deleting profiles which helps, this only effect PC's in the library, we have about 6,000 students so you can imagine how full the C drives get with profiles.

[Duke5A]

By fully automated install I take it you don't pre-build your images. I would try disabling the Windows Error Reporting service in your sysprep answer file. If you need it to be enabled then you can re-enable it through policy after the machine is deployed or script as a run once with a single auto login on image completion.

[Davit2005]

By fully automated install I take it you don't pre-build your images. I would try disabling the Windows Error Reporting service in your sysprep answer file. If you need it to be enabled then you can re-enable it through policy after the machine is deployed or script as a run once with a single auto login on image completion.

 

Thanks, Currently going back to the drawing board as far as the build is concerned, may even try Visual Studio 2013. Shame MS aren't releasing VS 2015 till Q2 of 2015, a bit too late for me I think.

 

Anyone out there integrating Visual Studio 2012 into a build sucessfully