Issue with windows deployment services - 0xc0000001

[bitminter]

Hi all,

I seem to be having issues with deployment of windows 10 via Windows Deployment Services.

Everything was working fine until about 3 weeks ago, all deployments would work fine, however since then whenever I try to deploy via PXE I get the error message:

"Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause" etc.

Status: 0xc0000001

I can see all of the listed boot images, and select them I just keep getting the error message.

 

There have been no new updates on the server/network and I have rebooted the deployment service and the server itself several times.

IP configuration is correct,

I have tried making a new boot image, however I still get the same issue. I have had no success getting it working so far.

Any ideas?

[fordea]

We had the same issue, turns out the March rollup Windows update broke something with WDS: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4489881/windows-8-1-update-kb4489881. It seems to work again after applying the suggested fix in that article to disable the "Enable Variable Window Extension" setting on the WDS server. Not the best timing with this as I imagine a fair amount of us will be imaging over Easter holidays!

[GTX]

Just been on a 3 hour google mission to fix this. Almost started again with MDT and WDS. Worked like a charm Fordea!

 

Thanks!

[southhamster]

Likewise. Had this annoying thing on our CC4 network today. Luckily I remembered seeing this post and thanks to @fordea fixed it. Edubeer you sir.

[atcoates]

Likewise. Had this annoying thing on our CC4 network today. Luckily I remembered seeing this post and thanks to @fordea fixed it. Edubeer you sir.

This is on rm.com if you need anything else.

 

PXE builds may fail on Windows Server 2016/2012 R2 based networks after installing updates KB4489882 or KB4489883

Published Date : 21 Mar 2019 Content Ref: TEC6731357

[southhamster]

This is on rm.com if you need anything else.

 

PXE builds may fail on Windows Server 2016/2012 R2 based networks after installing updates KB4489882 or KB4489883

Published Date : 21 Mar 2019 Content Ref: TEC6731357

Thanks for that. I did have a quick look on RM support but then remembered that there was something on the mighty Edugeek.