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Hi All, I've got a Windows 10 task sequence in which I am using the 'Apply Network Settings' option to complete the domain join. When running in Windows PE, I have seen that the domain join credentials have been passed through to the unattend.xml file. However, the machine fails to join the domain even though the credentials have domain admin rights. Can anyone help/advise?

roaming profiles within a citrix environment - it works fine for some users and not others

Looking for some advice, have got a number of users who are adding additional Exchange mailboxes manually and it all works fine until they log off. When the log back in the additional mailboxes which are added manually disappear. Any help and advice would be appreciated. Running Win7 and Office 2010 SP2

Morning, I've having issues I've got two laptops booting off the same server: Dell Latitude 5580 - PXE boots fine with no issues. Dell Latitude 5530 - fails to PXE boot with error PXE-T04 Access Violation Can anyone advise?

Seems I need to update my sccm install... guess what I'll be spending tomorrow doing!

Hi All, Looking for some advice, got a new SCCM 2012 R2 server patched to CU4. I've currently got a boot file for WinPE for Windows 10 images, however, we need to deploy a small Windows 7 to a small number of devices which are not supported on Windows 10. Is there a way to have four boot files: 2 for Windows 7 (x64 and x86) 2 for Windows 10 (x64 and x86) Thanks in advance!

yes - pxe enabled has been checked the deployment is deployed to a osd collection and the unknown machines ou yes it gets an inital IP think I've found the issue, as I was deploying a 64-bit OS I only had a 64-bit boot image deployed to my DP, I've now deployed a 32-bit boot image so will test in the morning

i've found a smspxe.log is this the same log file?

Hi @Blue_Cookeh, thanks for the swift reply, I don't have a file called pxe.log on the server

I'm trying to deploy a boot image from a virtual server hosting SCCM 2012 R2 CU4 and when I boot the laptop (Dell Latitude 5580), I get the following error: PXE-M0F: Exiting Intel Boot Agent. The boot image has the WinPE drivers injected into it, anyone else had issues and found a fix for this?