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Thx so far! And yes, I really would appreciate the RIS sif. I'll have a look at this sif now, maybe there's an obvious difference with mine. -edit- Couldn't find anything related to the problem. So i'm hoping to find a forgotten switch in your RIS related sif file.
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well....one thing I do know is that you can set this setting in the policy. (attachment manager in user config, for as far i can remember), but that doesnt help me, because at initial installation the system doesnt login to the domain... I googled my a** off by the way and couldnt find anything RIS related.
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Hi all, After the risk task completes I get a warning just like the following one (except for the fact that the actual one is after_ris_tasks.cmd). I have to respond or else the installation does not continue... Anyone knows what to do? Been searching for hours/days, but couldnt find a good solution. I added DriverSigningPolicy = Ignore & NonDriverSigningPolicy = Ignore to the SIF file, but that didnt help... Thx in advance.
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Sry.....fixxed it...stupid....of me.... I didnt restart the service after removing the entire line, which i should have, because it worked...
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Hi all, I have a question regarding the .sif file and DisableAdminAccountOnDomainJoin. When i do a ris installation from a network location it works like a charme, however at first logon i get the error that the local administrator account is disabled and then I have to login using the domain administrator, which kinda screws up the unattended part and some other things I have planned. After looking at several documents I found, I changed the DisableAdminAccountOnDomainJoin in the data part of the .sif file from = 1 to = 0 (and tried leaving it out completely), but the account still gets disabled. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong/leaving out? Regards, Maarten
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Hi, Thanks for this document. It helped me a lot. I have one question though: When its all finished and I run my RIS image to a pc, i get 2 errors during setup that the following files could not be found: %SYSTEMDRIVE%\D\SetDevicePath.exe %SYSTEMDRIVE%\D\WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe I changed the presetup.cmd like you said, but i suspect it doesnt copy the files to this location in my case. Do you have any idea where i can fix this path? I also did the file copying from the OEM directory to the $oem$\$1\D directory. Regards, Maarten