(WDS) Windows Can not install required files


  1. mrlaconic
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    Windows 7 32 Bit
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    (WDS) Windows Can not install required files


    Greetings,

    I have been using Windows Deployment services for sometime now so the environment is not new to me. For some reason every new WIM that I build now, when I try to apply it using WDS I get this error.



    My Capture Process

    • Install A Clean Version of Windows
    • Configure system how I want it
    • sysprep into audit mode to remove user account that I built during setup
    • sysprep OOBE and shutdown
    • Run Imagex.exe /capture c: c:\imagename.wim "My Image Name" /compress fast /verify


    I get the capture with no errors and upload to my WDS.

    This error used to never be a problem but I am getting it all the time now.

    Any idea how to fix?
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  3. theog
    Posts : 11,408
    ME/XP/Vista/Win7
       New #2

    For better help on WDS, take a look the eightforums.
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