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Hello, Just had the same - responded to another post with my issue - I couldn't even get the laptops to boot with a USB to Ethernet adapter - but made a litetouch image following this guide onto a USB drive: http://www.sysadminlab.net/deployment/create-bootable-usb-for-mdt then it talked to the WDS server through the adapter and everything is happy - only have 8 laptops in this batch with no network port so have done option 1 - you could use a USB drive with enough space for your whole image if you have a load.

I know this is quite an old post - but found this guide that has worked to help laptops with no network port to image through WDS http://www.sysadminlab.net/deployment/create-bootable-usb-for-mdt I had no success in getting a Lenovo laptop to boot from a USB network adapter but once it booted into LiteTouch through this simple guide, it accepted that it does have a network adapter and seems to be happy deploying.

Hello All, Happy New Year, we have a couple of opening on the IT team, we are looking for a Technician and an Information Systems Manager (SIMS) Starbank School in Birmingham, there is more information and the application form on our website https://www.starbankschool.co.uk/recruitment/ Thanks for looking, Peter

Hello All, Happy New Year, we have a couple of opening on the IT team, we are looking for an Information Systems Manager (SIMS) and a Technician at Starbank School in Birmingham, there is more information and the application form on our website https://www.starbankschool.co.uk/recruitment/ Thanks for looking, Peter

Even changing to PrintOut didn't work for me in Infopath Filler / Designer 2013 running forms saved in O365. I have played and finding that this is working, to use AppActivate and SendKeys: # $infopath.XDocuments[0].PrintOut() sleep(3) $wshell = New-Object -ComObject wscript.shell; $wshell.AppActivate("$shortname - InfoPath"); $wshell.SendKeys("%FPQ"); sleep(1) $wshell.SendKeys("~"); sleep(3) Hope this helps others

Unfortunately not But further digging into the logs, I spot that in actual fact it starts capturing then crashes and restarts the computer when getting to 2%. Think this is going to turn into a January problem that will get solved with a fresh mind after a break! Merry Christmas!

It seems to make a .wim file in the correct place but stops creating it when it gets to 700Mb Looking into the logs I see: Error opening file [\\STARB-VWDS\DeploymentShare$\Captures\test.wim].]LOG]!> The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.]LOG]!> Could this be antivirus on the server trying to check out the file? Peter

To report - this step also broke my VM... whoops! Glad I made a copy of the hard disks vhdx file - researching - a better way of instead of coping this file is to just do a Checkpoint - believe this is the same type of facility!

I'm getting the identical issues today - using the same config as you as well! I'm capturing a Win7 64bit with Curriculum Software installed but after I run LiteTouch it seems fine executing Sysprep but when the VM restarts it error I have just editied the task sequence, enabling 'continue on error' on all steps, now when I have re-run I just get : Error Creating an image of drive D:; rc=2 ZTI ERROR - non-zero return code by ZTIBackup, rc=2 I'm continuing to play so please keep me informed if you get any further! Peter

Not yet I'm afraid, I haven't had a change to look into it further yet either.

I have also posted this on the Office365 forum - Enable admin to access to all students OneDrive documents - Can I globally set a Site Collection Administrators? | Manage Office 365 | Microsoft Office 365 Community Someone from Microsoft have given an answer, confirming that it is only possible to do user by user. Or detailed a way to get users to add admin to there accounts. I'm not alone in wanting access to my students OneDrive's?? True PolicyCentral will pick issues up issues. I do hope everyone will appreciate the change to Office365 when its rolled out!

Can I globally set a Site Collection Administrators? Has anyone got any idea of how to I globally set the "Site Collection Administrators" to individual users profiles so I can to enable admin access to all students OneDrive documents? What I want to achieve is to, as an admin, access my all of my students documents that they put in there OneDrive. The only way that I have been able to find to do this so far is doing the following steps: 1) Log in as an admin 2) Goto Sharepoint Management 3) In "User Profiles" click "Manage User Profiles" 4) Search for my test user 5) Click on test user and goto to "Manage Site Collection Owners" 6) Add admin account in "Site Collection Administrators" Now you can see that users files from the OneDrive by selecting the user again and this time clicking 'Manage Personal Site' then you can click on their 'Documents' Is there: 1) any easy way to automate this?? or preference to enable this by default? 2) a simple solution that I can't find!! Thanks for any help / advice / hints! Peter