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Hello chaps,

I have a weird problem at work when trying to build some Dell laptops. I'm using SCCM 2012 r2 with MDT integrated.

My task sequence appears to be getting stuck at a certain point within the task sequence and this appears to be at the CCM client install part.

This is what I get in the SMSTS log: Failed to create an instance of COM progress UI object. Error 0x80070015

 

Ive checked the ccm logs, and the ccm agent appears to install correctly. After rebooting the machine, software center appears in programs and I can deploy software to the machine which means the clients is being installed and talking to the sccm server.

 

After doing a little (quite a lot to be honest), of looking around online I cant seem to shed any light. This does not happen on all task sequences only on two of our collection. Looking online, someone suggested it could be the boot.wim, which I have renewed which unfortunately didn't work.

 

A last resort will be to re build the reference machine and re capture the image but I thought I would ask you guys, just in case anyone else has seen this before.

 

Any help at all will be very much appreciated.

Cheers

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It may be a long shot at this point, but are the task sequences pointing to the same CM client package. If not point the failing task to the same package as the one that is succeeding.

If I’m not mistaken that error is a disk issue have you tried cleaning the partition table?

Enable the command prompt F8 in your boot wim or boot into some other recovery

Diskpart

 Select disk 0
 Clean all

 

This will erase all partitions.

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It may be a long shot at this point, but are the task sequences pointing to the same CM client package. If not point the failing task to the same package as the one that is succeeding.

If I’m not mistaken that error is a disk issue have you tried cleaning the partition table?

Enable the command prompt F8 in your boot wim or boot into some other recovery

Diskpart

 Select disk 0
 Clean all

 

This will erase all partitions.

 

Thanks for your reply. I have tried the above and that didnt seem to work. Im going to try re capturing my image with an updated capture media disk. Someone mentioned that if you capture the image with old media this can cause that problem. Will keep this updated with any findings.

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