Matthew1985

This is mine. This bit is the same as we used for Windows 7. %machinename% true ABC USER GMT Standard Time Password Username Domain domain

I've tried it and it does.

Try setting delete cached copies of roaming profiles to disabled. That should sort it.

Try installing it using dism. That's the only way I could get it to work. The command you need is below. Run it in a command prompt (as administrator). Dism /online /Add-Package /PackagePath:"\\path\to\lp.cab"

I've got the same problem. Removing classic shell doesn't seem to fix it...

I've got the exact same problem. Haven't found a solution yet.

^ This. The option you need can found here. Computer Configuration > Polices > Administrative Templates > System > Logon > Show first sign-in animation. Set it to disabled.

We've had it enabled on the drive that holds our profile for over 6 months now and it's never caused a problem. Go for it.

You're right it can cause issues if you change things directly in WSUS, so it's best to always do most things within SCCM. To select the updates you want do the following. Click the administration tab (bottom left) > Expand site configuration > click sites > right click your site name > configure site components > software update point. You can then choose products to download updates for on the products tab. Hope this helps.

I've just tried that but still get access denied.

Hi All, We're getting errors backing up one of our servers with DPM 2012 R2 and the error it gives us is Review the failure errors for individual files from the log file \\?\Volume{49f41fea-6262-11e3-80bb-2c768a56b42f}\c85de758-92d3-442c-a764-8689456a5184\FailedFilesLog.txt and take appropriate action. If some files fail consistently, you can exclude the folders containing these files by modifying the protection group or moving the files to another location. Does anyone know how you can actually open the FailedFilesLog.txt file? I've found this on the TechNet forums but when I try to change directory it gives me access denied even when running the command prompt as administrator. It seems a bit pointless for DPM to tell you to check the logs and then not let you access them. Any advice would be appreciated.

You can't use SQL 2012 with SCCM 2007 SP2 unless you upgrade from SQL 2008 or 2008 R2. Configuration Manager 2007 SP2 Supported Configurations But as the others have said you would be much better off with SCCM 2012.

I have given that a go but still get the exact same error message. There didn't seem to be a folder called c:\windows\setupgc but the logs I did find didn't seem to have any errors in them. It's very weird.

Hi All, I'm trying to deploy Windows 7 using SCCM 2012 but after it applies the image and restarts I keep getting the following error when it tries to run the unattend.xml file. Windows could not parse or process the unattend answer file for pass [specialize]. The settings specified in the answer file cannot be applied. The error was detected while processing settings for component [Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup]. The thing is the same .wim image and unattend.xml files work fine when I use WDS and I never get the error, so I have no idea what's going wrong. The contents of my unattend file is below can anyone see anything wrong with it? 1 true false GMT Standard Time %machinename% School Name User Username Domain Password Domain en-gb en-gb en-gb en-gb true Work 1 School Name User School Name Image v1 8am-4pm Mon-Fri Extension 200 http://intranet C:\Windows\Logo.bmp

I think the easiest way to do this would be as follows. 1. Add the new version of the application to SCCM. 2. Go to the properties of the new version and click the supersedence tab. 3. Click add, then browse, and then find the old version of the application. 4. On the drop down for new deployment type select the new version and then click the uninstall checkbox. This will uninstall the old version and then install the new version in its place. Hope this helps.