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Im trying to put together my companies first Windows 7 image, we are using Windows 7 Pro x64.
I followed this link here on how to set do a sysprep for Windows 7 and also im using their WinPE boot environment all seems to go well, it syspreps fine, captures the WIM image to a network share and then the reference machine reboots and works fine.
The problem i have is when i have to then apply that WIM to a new machine. It applies fine but after the WIM is on the new machine I restart and it comes up with the message "bootmgr is missing"
Ive managed to fix this issue on that one machine by running WinPE again then from command prompt typing "C:\windows\syswow64\bcdboot c:\windows", but my problem is this will happen to every new machine I goto deploy the WIM to a machine.
Is there a way i can stop this from happening? Is it something in the sysprep? or the way i use gImagex? (FYI yes i make sure i tick the boot check box in gImageX before i capture the image).
Thanks in advance
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I followed this link here on how to set do a sysprep for Windows 7 and also im using their WinPE boot environment all seems to go well, it syspreps fine, captures the WIM image to a network share and then the reference machine reboots and works fine.
The problem i have is when i have to then apply that WIM to a new machine. It applies fine but after the WIM is on the new machine I restart and it comes up with the message "bootmgr is missing"
Ive managed to fix this issue on that one machine by running WinPE again then from command prompt typing "C:\windows\syswow64\bcdboot c:\windows", but my problem is this will happen to every new machine I goto deploy the WIM to a machine.
Is there a way i can stop this from happening? Is it something in the sysprep? or the way i use gImagex? (FYI yes i make sure i tick the boot check box in gImageX before i capture the image).
Thanks in advance
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