What’s nerve racking is when I run the power shell script for this in the command prompt window locally on that HP machine it works.Automate with RPA in Microsoft Power AutomateĪutomate with RPA in Microsoft Power Automate. The problem doing this througha task sequence in SCCM is it starts, i see it copying over the files, it launches the INSTALL.CMD, then restarts to work on updates, but while loading files, it reverts back to WIN 7 and once I am back on WIn 7 I get error 0x80070003-0x2000C Installation failed in Safe_OS phase with an errur during apply_image operation. Start /wait C:/Windows10upgrade\setup.exe /auto upgrade /migratedrivers all /dynamicupdate enable /showoobe none /pkey XXXX I’m curious how anyone pushed this script through SCCM 2012 R2? I made a powershell script that I put into a task sequence command line in SCCM that robo copies a zipped folder of the ISO contents of Win 10 and then the install.cmd after everything gets copied to a user’s machine (using a test machine HP Zbook 15 G3) it launches the INSTALL.cmd You could also deploy a shortcut to a CMD file with the setup parameters to your users’ desktops using group policy.
Users have the option to run this command directly from the network location, and then all of the required files for the in-place upgrade will be staged on their local system. You don’t need to copy all of the setup files to their systems if you have a network drive that they can access. If you want to deploy this to users, you have a few options. Once launched, the wizard can be completely automated if you use the proper switches. \Win10\setup.exe /auto upgrade /migratedrivers all /dynamicupdate enable /showoobe none /pkey XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
Now, edit the batch file and add a line of code to customize your Windows 10 upgrade. Next, create a batch file that is one folder up from this location. The first step is to copy all of the files from your Windows 10 media to a local or network location. ***Updated for Wind– New BitLocker Setup Commands Available!*** Here’s a list of all available command line switches using the Windows 10 setup. Since the Windows 10 in-place upgrade preserves all files, settings, and drivers, it’s actually pretty easy to script several settings into one line with the available setup switches.
I recently had a scenario with a client that had no Configuration Manager infrastructure, used Intune to manage workstations, had trouble configuring MDT to support Windows 10 upgrades ( there are still several known issues with MDT & Windows 10), but still needed to automate deployment of Windows 10 to end users.
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