Customize Windows 10 Image in Audit Mode with Sysprep  

salle said:

I'm using the English version, and can confirm this same problem even with 1511. OneDriveSetup.exe helps but I haven't yet tried how it works if the users has no admin rights (ie. does it install it under the admin's profile when running as admin?)

Edit: found this:
Win10: Unattend.xml CopyProfile and OneDrive | David Segura

Anyway, running the setup as a non-admin works. So possibly the same batch used to delete quickaccess automaticdestinations could be used to launch the setup on first run.

Moi Salle. Mukava saada muitakin suomalaisia tänne!

Oletko kokeillut tätä pientä scriptiä jonka postasin aiemmin, se resetoi Quick Accessin: Windows 10 Image - Customize in Audit Mode with Sysprep - Page 28 - Windows 10 Forums



And in accordance to the forum rules, the same in English:

Hi Salle. Nice to get more Finns here!

Have you tried the small script I posted earlier, it resets the Quick Access: Windows 10 Image - Customize in Audit Mode with Sysprep - Page 28 - Windows 10 Forums

Kari

salle said:

... adding %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\Update\OneDriveSetup.exe to it before the 'del %0' part makes it work in the first user login.

Thanks for the tip, I have to test this.

If you need to use this batch in any other way than a RunOnce batch when a user profile is created, save it on desktop and run whenever you need to reset the Quick Access (of course leaving the del%0 because it deletes the batch itself).

lmc said:

Hello, I just joined this forum and thanks for your useful thread.
I tried sysprep on a Win 10 Pro x64 client already updated to v1511 build SO 10586.71, installed and configured with one local admin, some softwares and ready to be joined to my domain (educational classroom).
After preparing an AnswerFile 04.xml I followed
1 no network connections
2 net stop wmpnetworksvc
3 sysprep.exe /generalize /oobe /shutdown /unattend:C:\04.xml
but sysprep could not validate image.. (see setupact.zip and 04.zip)
Any idea?
Thank you

Please zip and post the C:\Windows\System32\Sysprep\Panther\Setupact.log, it might reveal the reason.

Kari said:

Please zip and post the C:\Windows\System32\Sysprep\Panther\Setupact.log, it might reveal the reason.

Something wrong in previous attachments..
Here are Setupact.log and 04.xml used as 'answerfile' (zipped).
Thank you

lmc said:

Something wrong in previous attachments..
Here are Setupact.log and 04.xml used as 'answerfile' (zipped).
Thank you

Again, no attachments. Try again.