SHimmer45 Posted November 16, 2017 Posted November 16, 2017 Hi All, can some one looks over this and tell me if im missing the wood for the tree so to speak. imaging a couple of machines from a WIM file captured to a USB driver from a windows 10 PC (MBR boot) the bios does support UEFI but is not booted this way. when i attempt to create the boot files on the system drive i get a failure message diskpart select disk 0 clean create partition primary size=350 active assign letter=S format quick fs=ntfs label=System create partition primary assign letter=W format quick fs=ntfs label=Windows dism "apply image from USB location" X: bcdboot w:\windows /s s: (also tried copying from the X:\windows of winpe) i then get a failure to copy / create boot files tried various options for creating the partition (inc making both active which to me isnt needed) recreated the same process on a virtual test box and it works like a charm. any thoughts be grand. cheers
mavhc Posted November 16, 2017 Posted November 16, 2017 So you're not using WDS on a windows server to do the imaging?
SHimmer45 Posted November 16, 2017 Author Posted November 16, 2017 no the machines are being used offsite with there own keys etc so the idea was to install one machine and copy to the other 3. i have done it in the past with 8.1 etc without any issues.
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