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Now we need to make sure we can browse to the deployment share from a client PC on the domain. If you can proceed to the next step. If you cannot then double check your share path. This will also work for a stand alone MDT environment on a Workgroup or lab. Click yes. Trace will even highlight errors in red for you and the log itself is much easier to read as appose to other viewers. Once installed if you do not want to keep the toolkit on your PC you can uninstall it. Just keep a copy of the Trace Updated link for CMTrace.

The better you are with troubleshooting with MDT the more you can make this product work for you. I hope this "How To" helps you in your troubleshooting methods. Mike, you're the man! This file is created during LTI deployments. This file is created by each MDT script. Scriptname represents the name of the script in question. This file is created by the Task Sequencer and describes all Task Sequencer transactions.

The deployment wizards create and update this file. This file is created during the Windows PE initialization process and is useful for troubleshooting errors encountered while starting Windows PE.

For grins. As soon as I use it and it helps me I will come back and update this blog post. Powershell and Group Policies. Deploying Deploymentshares with PowerShell. Deploying SQL Express. Leave a Reply Want to join the discussion?

Feel free to contribute! As this TechNet article My deployment failed. What and where are logs I should review? Before the Image is applied to the machine : deployment fails before a partition has been created. There are a lot of logs generated during the deployment process. In fact, pretty much every script that runs has a corresponding log file. So, LiteTouch. The Troubleshooting Windows Deployments guide contains a detailed listing of all available logs generated and their associated scripts.

It is also possible to enable Server Side logging and automate MDT to copy all logs for each deployment. Very helpful write up.



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