itdirectorscut Posted September 16, 2015 Posted September 16, 2015 HI! After not getting far with Windows 10 start menu, I have gone back to 8.1 (only 25 units) I can take off an image using MDT 2013 (this is completely up to date as for windows 10) all good, I create a task and make sure it take 100% of the disk (they are only 32Gb) add the newly captured image and all good. I kick off the the imaging process, it brings down the image and gets to apply image reboots and then I see this Windows error: Windows could not complete the installations. To install windows on this computer, restart installation. Looking around this could affect even normal installs, I check the size of the C: drive and it states 5,103,626 bytes free, now im a little rusty on this after only dealing in gigabytes and terabytes for many years but that is 5Mb???? Im lost at the moment and im sure its a real easy and obvious fix but after looking so hard I think I have gone to deep and need to pull back lol Thanks!! Steve
sted Posted September 16, 2015 Posted September 16, 2015 are you saying you make the c drive take 100% of the 32gb drive or the install image is 32gb? windows creates extra small partitions for booting iirc it dosent boot of the c drive anymore but a smaller boot partition
itdirectorscut Posted September 16, 2015 Author Posted September 16, 2015 HI! Yes I set it to take 100% of the C drive (32Gb SSD) no recovery partition and the image is around 15Gb, the reason I set it to 100% is that was the only way I could image Windows 10 (which I have aborted). TIA! are you saying you make the c drive take 100% of the 32gb drive or the install image is 32gb? windows creates extra small partitions for booting iirc it dosent boot of the c drive anymore but a smaller boot partition
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