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Update June 3, Microsoft released a hotfix for this issue. Basically a new version of Microsoft. Also Windows 10 v has this code change see Symptom 2 later in this post. Not related to ADK , but the same code change was done in Windows 10 v too. The Apply Windows PE BCD action may fail during build and capture of a Windows 10 v reference image, and cause either the following error after reboot, or just an endless loop showing “Loading files…”:.

Until an official fix is available, this temporary workaround gets the job done. Simply copy the below script to your deployment share scrips folder, and add it to your standard client task sequence in two locations:. Note: If using the separate sysprep and capture task sequence instead of a build and capture task sequence, add the script after the Set Phase action see screenshot further down in this post.

Thanks Sean Smith for providing that info. Or, simply add a pause before the script runs in the task sequence, and run it interactively via F8. Here is what I use to pause a task sequence to resume, just exit the command prompt :. I had the same issue in Windows Server image capture task sequence. It works for me! Thank you so much! Even with Microsoft’s ‘hotfix’, I was still experiencing the boot-loop issue symptom 2.

Microsoft deserves to be chastised on releasing half-ass ‘solutions’ such as this, and you deserved to be thanked. Typical Microsoft problems where they can’t get their … Read more ».

Thank you very much. I have been looking for the source of this problem for over a week. Thanks again!! Peace to all of you, I had the same issue. I have created a base windows 11 image using on task sequence. Created a second task sequence to capture the image after I have installed company apps The virtual machine gets stuck at loading files.

Start the VM machine and it automatically continued the process of creating a wim file. Hey Johan, thanks for the very informative article and for updating it with the hotfix information. Even after re-generating the boot image in the MDT console.

Not for all devices, but some new specialized laptops kano. I have the latest Dell driver. I’ve updated the deployment share and re-generated the boot images at least 3 times.

I’ve attached a screenshot of the error. Once I hit ok, it bumps me out to … Read more ». I haven’t seen that specific error, but MDT is definitely not supported to deploy Windows 10 20H2. Create a new deployment share, and see if the problem goes away. Hello Johan. I applied the MS patch but the problem persisted. So I backed that out and applied your fix.

My deployment get through the first stage now but then I have an unbootable disk. Any thoughts on where I went wrong? As long as the deployment share have the real hotfix, and you have re-generated the boot image there is no need for my intermediate fix. Please reach out to me on LinkedIn I’m easy to find , and I can follow-up with you offline. I have the same problem. After first reboot no boot device found.

Partitions are created correctly. With real hotfix detection doesn’t work correctly and it is still detecting UEFI true. More or less every computer is setup for UEFI. If the temporary workaround fixes the problem, great, but it would be amazing if you could file a bug with Microsoft, so hopefully fix the problem the proper way.

Thank you for respond. I have successfully captured a 20H2 image via the build and capture task sequence. Make sure you added the hotfix files to both the MDT installation directory, as well as your deployment share s. You also need to re-generate the boot image s. Hi Johan, thank you for the solution, I tried using the script and it didnt work for me. Here is the error I got. Incorrect function. An action failed. Operation aborted Error. Execution of task sequence failed.

I saw from comments that there is a hotfix for MDT fixes the issue. Can someone provide … Read more ». The error you see are most likely from a typo in the command line in the TS. Please provide a screenshot, with that action selected.

What’s next, a hotfix to be able to properly partition and format a disk? Sweet jeebus, thank you for this! Been banging my head against the wall for the better part of a day figuring I had screwed up somewhere. Fantastic stuff.

I’ve been pulling my hair out here — I found your post early on but the hotfix was out. Applied that and updated the deployment share. No luck! I kept coming back to the same few posts online. In the end, tried with your script in there too, and it’s progressed! Perhaps I’ve not installed the hotfix correctly? It’s straightforward but maybe December has taken its toll on my brain. The hotfix need to be added to all deployment shares, and the boot image s will have to be updated.

If you are still struggling, reach out to me on LinkedIn, and I’ll see what I can do to help. Just wanted to say thanks for this. Had this issue today when imaging some older laptops. Saved me a lot of time. However the fix doesn’t work.

Would you know why? I have applied the fix to the server task sequences and they are working. Drop me a message on LinkedIn, and I’ll follow up with you offline. We skipped v, and I found this post when I ran into this problem building the image for v20H2. I undid the hot fix and tried your fix, it failed as well. That got me past the first stage, it formatted BIOS correctly, but after sysprep, it did that loop thing.

Thanks for the update. Just remember that it needs to be added to both your deployment share not just the install directory , and also the boot image. I have just run into this issue trying to create a reference image for Win 10 20H2. I’ve used MS hotfix to replace the DLLs in both the deployment share and regenerated the boot images, but I am still in the reboot loop. Thanks Johan your fix worked for Win10 v Image capture! Please keep up the good work, a very valuable resource for OSD folks.

Hi Kendall, I don’t add any drivers to the reference image. They are injected at deployment time. So I applied the hotfix, but seems like it made it worse in my case.

Before the hotfix I had to mount my capture iso and boot from that when I wanted to capture, was caught in a loading loop otherwise, after the hotfix instead of rebooting before going into PE and capture my VM bluescreens and reboots, getting into the error that something went wrong and I should reinstall the OS. Followed the guidelinkes from the link to see if I missed something, but followed it like it were described. The hotfix is just an update of the utility dll and should not affect that as long as you update that iso.

That being said, I strongly recommend using a build and capture process, instead of a capture only process. Its so much more reliable. There were no such problems on WinPE Windows 8.

I found what was the problem.

 
 

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I figured I would share the good news. Johan’s script works great for captures if you place the script near the top of a standard “sysprep and capture” task sequence, within the “Capture Image” folder.

I put his script below “Set Phase” task and above “Configure” task. Ran like a charm!!!! Thanks for the awesome fix! At this point, I guess the other posts are pointless.

Thanks for the update, I’m stealing you screenshot and will update the post. Obviously giving you credit for the find. Again, thanks. Sorry…last post for now. It errored out saying it was looking for a LTICleanup. I took a stab at it and testing now. I also attempted to upload a screenshot, but it did not work out so well. I have a pretty vanilla capture and sysprep task sequence for reference.

I am trying to capture a Win 10 WIM, but not sure where the best place to put this script would be. Any guidance? I see that your screenshots are for deployment task sequences, but I never saw a capture and sysprep task sequence screenshot.

I never use the separate capture and sysprep task sequence so I didn’t bother testing that one sorry. Windows Server and does not have the issue in full Windows, but the WinPE phase has the same issue. Please log in again. The login page will open in a new tab. After logging in you can close it and return to this page.

About the author. Notify of. Newest Oldest Most Voted. Inline Feedbacks. Jan Spetsare. Scott Powdrill. Johan Arwidmark. Reply to Scott Powdrill. Dali Mohamed Osmane. Hello, I would like to thank you for your help. All my problems have been resolved! System admin from Paris. Reply to Dennis. Reply to Edward. Reply to Clark. Reply to Johan Arwidmark. Reply to ovad. Jonas Colin. Reply to Jonas Colin. Reply to yaeslk. Working for me now with the June Hotfix. Thanks for posting this.

Reply to David. Andy Sharp. Reply to Owen. Reply to Chad. Robert Bigelow. Reply to Robert Bigelow. I will try Rob’s suggestion and see if that works. Zain K. Hello Johan, What Drivers do you usually use for your reference image? Reply to Kendall. Reply to Thomas. Last edited 2 years ago by AlektroNik. Reply to AlektroNik. Holger Dijkstra. Reply to Holger Dijkstra. Any behavior that appears to violate End user license agreements, including providing product keys or links to pirated software.

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Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit. Was this discussion helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Thanks for your feedback. Was this reply helpful? When you follow my link and copy that fixed script to another name and run it then WinPE Working files will be created to given path.

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