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I have tried to steps listed above to install the NSC TPM driver, but it still shows up as unknown device. If I update the driver via the hardware update wizard and point it to the nsctpmdd.inf it installs fine. I believe the HAL is updated because the donor machine was set to ACPI and the imaged machine is now set to ACPI Multiprocessor PC. I am using -mini -reseal -pnp when I sysprep the machine. This is my sysprep.inf: ;SetupMgrTag [unattended] OemSkipEula=Yes InstallFilesPath=C:\sysprep\i386 TargetPath=\WINDOWS OEMPnPDriversPath = sysprep\Drivers\IBM\ThinkCentre\Audio\A;sysprep\Drivers\IBM\ThinkCentre\Audio\B;sysprep\Drivers\IBM\ThinkCentre\Network\Pro100;sysprep\Drivers\IBM\ThinkCentre\Network\Pro1000;sysprep\Drivers\IBM\ThinkCentre\Video\Video1;sysprep\Drivers\IBM\ThinkCentre\Video\Video2;Sysprep\Drivers\IBM\ThinkCentre\Network\Broadcom;Drivers\nsc_tpm UpdateInstalledDrivers = Yes UpdateUPHAL = "ACPIAPIC_UP,%SystemDrive%\Sysprep\Hal\Hal.inf" [sysprep] BuildMassStorageSection = Yes [sysprepmassstorage] [GuiUnattended] AdminPassword=* EncryptedAdminPassword=No OEMSkipRegional=1 OEMDuplicatorstring="XPSP2 Base Image" TimeZone=20 OemSkipWelcome=1 [userData] ProductKey=xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx FullName="Company Name" OrgName="Company Name" ComputerName=* [TapiLocation] CountryCode=1 Dialing=Tone AreaCode=816 LongDistanceAccess="9" [Networking] InstallDefaultComponents=Yes [Display] BitsPerPel=32 Xresolution=1024 YResolution=768 Vrefresh=75 [branding] BrandIEUsingUnattended=Yes [Proxy] Proxy_Enable=0 Use_Same_Proxy=0 [identification] JoinWorkgroup=XXX [GuiRunOnce] "c:\temp\copytpm.bat" This is my copytpm.bat: @echo off xcopy c:\temp\nsc_tpm\*.* c:\drivers\nsc_tpm /S /C /Y /I I have verified that the drivers do get copied from c:\temp\nsc_tpm to c:\drivers\nsc_tpm. It seems like the machine can't find the driver during the PnP setup. Any ideas? Our next batch of machines will need this driver so I need to get it working asap. Thanks!

Is there a way to disable the wireless network setup wizard?

I finally got it figured out. The batch file worked once I put secedit.EXE instead of just secedit.

Thanks for the information. This is what I am looking for. I got my template created and was able to apply the security settings via the command prompt. However, I am having problems with the batch file. The batch file runs with no errors, but the settings are not changed. I am using the exact batch file you suggested. Also, you mentioned I need to create a new .sdb database file but you didn't say if I need to put that on my unattended CD. If so, I am guessing I put it in $OEM$\$$\Security\Database. Is that correct? If the database file is not needed on the CD, what .sdb file do I reference in the batch file? Thanks again!

Is there a way to include local security setting on an unattended CD? I would like to set the policy for maximum password age, enforce password history, minimum password length, account lockout duration, account lockout threshold, reset account lockout counter, and the audit policies. Thanks in advance, Jennifer