MDT - Task sequence for Robocopy

[ITJS2015]

 

To Anyone who is an MDT expert

I am trying to use a task seqence for robocopy to copy programs into a path director such as C:Program Files (x86).

It does work with the task seqence cmd.exe /c %scriptroot%CopyPrograms.bat but i get errors with the following in the attached file.

I have googled error codes an it does mentioned about network discovery needs to be turned on.

It works fine when you manually run the batch file on the device itself.

If anyone can help i would really appriciate it.

Thanks

[stevenlong1985]

I never got this to work either, I did a workaround, have a logon script run on an admin account to pull the files after

[ITGuyNW]

To copy files in MDT, I use xcopy.

 

I create an application and use xcopy "example.exe" "C:\path" /Y /F

 

I then install that application as part of the MDT task sequence

[ITJS2015]

What would be you command line for running the batch file with the xcopy command inside ?

 

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To copy files in MDT, I use xcopy.

 

I create an application and use xcopy "example.exe" "C:\path" /Y /F

 

I then install that application as part of the MDT task sequence

 

 

What would be you command line for running the batch file with the xcopy command inside ?

[ITJS2015]

Do you have a example task seqence command line for your batch file?

 

 

 

To copy files in MDT, I use xcopy.

 

I create an application and use xcopy "example.exe" "C:\path" /Y /F

 

I then install that application as part of the MDT task sequence

[strawberry]

https://www.catapultsystems.com/blogs/copy-content-to-target-computers-using-oem-folders/

 

oem folders might do the trick.

[qwertyuiop1]

Sorry to revive a dead thread.

However if the script works fine and has all the correct permissions, it could be that robocopy doesn't return the correct error code to tell MDT it's ran successfully. I do this on my scripts that have this issue:

 

@echo off 

REM some script stuff ...

exit /b 0