When building the way you reference using theĬTRL+SHIFT+F3 to immediately boot into Audit mode, there is not a convenient way to capture an image prior to the final sysprep. When building our reference image, we also want to capture a "pre-sysprep" image. We want this local account to exist on all our workstations.
CRITICAL ERROR START MENU WINDOWS 8.1
A better question is why is this broke in Windows 10, when it works in Windows Vista, Windows 7, Window 8, Windows 8.1 and when will it be fixed? Why do you need to create a local account on your reference image? (Also, if you use CopyProfile, the link to the "Quick Access - Desktop" is also broken as it attempts to point to the build in Administrator account desktop. This is preventing me from creating images for Windows 10. It's only for the account(s) you created while building If you create a new local account after dropping your image, then that account works fine for the Start Menu and Search bar. It does this every time and I'm not the only one running into this. The account(s) that existed when you run sysprep has the Start Menu and Search Bar broken and unresponsive after you apply that image to a target computer and log in with that account. Sysprep and capture an image and put it on another computer.
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Install Windows 10 and during the install create a local account. Basically either Windows 10 and/or Sysprep is broke and the only fix is to hope that Microsoft will actually fix this problem. I am encountering basically the same thing, and in fact so are others. I don't get why this was marked as "answered" by a moderator when clearly it is not. I have reached out to my Windows Rep at Microsoft, and she is getting in touch with the engineers.
I think this is a bug and if the engineers knew about it they could fix it. Works good after that 3-6 minutes, but I want sysprep working like it did in the past. that is the only one that does not return from what I seen. Then I run sysprep and capture the image.Īfter windows installs and I login to the users for the first time, windows recognizes that the built in apps are no longer present and installs them for me.it takes about 3 minutes to finish on my machine, there is no indicator I just watched the PackagesĪfterwards start works, cortana works, and the built in apps work, all my config changes remain and I have a nice vanilla start menu.Ĭhris, that is pretty much what I do except I leave the "ie" folder. So after I setup everything and sysprep is ready to go, I remove everything in the packages folder for both my users. The issue is the built in apps in C:\users\Kiosk\AppData\Local\Packages have a reference that needs to be cleared out, I would assume sysprep should take care of this but it does not. So for my setup I create two users and edit them before running Sysprep.
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