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Hi Everyone,

 

Im running into the following 2 errors when deploying W10 to client computers:

 

FAILURE (5627): 14 Run DISM.exe

Litetouch deployment failed, return code 2147467259

 

This image had been working fine until I had to reboot the MDT server and the VM got stuck applying updates. I had to rebuild the SoftwareDeployment folder and rollback changes. I dont believe this would have caused this issue but its the only thing that has changed since the image worked last.

 

So far I have tried:

 

Imaging multiple machines which have worked previously

Using a different TS

Updating the Unattended.xml file

Copying new install files from ISO and updating the TS

 

Im running MDT 2013 Update 1.

 

Log files are here: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AvBOuJ0XnqfLlAtmMUoBfM0kQSF4

 

Any help is appreciated!

 

Cheers

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Ive looked through the BDD.log a few times, maybe Im missing it but I cant see anything obvious.

 

I also came across that post, the MDT server has 16Gb dedicated RAM so I doubt this is an issue.

 

I have tested our Windows 7 image, that works fine.

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Anything interesting in the BDD.log?

 

I came across this in the BDD.log:

[==========================100.0%==========================] ]LOG]!>

 

14 ERROR_OUTOFMEMORY Not enough storage is available to complete this operation. Running out of indirect non-disk resources (file HANDLEs, etc)

 

The server has 16GB or RAM, 4 virtual processors and at least 100GB HDD space available. I have tried on 3 client machines, 2 have 8GB RAM, i7 and between 256-512GB HDDs.

 

Any suggestions?

Posted
Fixed it.. We got a new model laptop a few weeks back and i injected new drivers, the new laptop imaged successfully but other machines havent worked since. I removed these drivers from the selection profile and clients are imaging ok now
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Posted
The bad news is that dism errors cannot be fixed with dism even in reovery mode or safe mode and you specify a mounted source. The most likely thing is that you are looking at reinstalling windows. If you are lucky, you will be able to keep your software settings.

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