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Windows 10 1703 issues
Windows 10 1703 issues










windows 10 1703 issues

My workaround is to never set an Administrator password in the Task Sequence. I first noticed this during testing the Insider builds with MDT and thought it might be fixed for the final version, but unfortunately it doesn’t appear to be. Update : After a Twitter conversation with Michael Niehaus ( this has been confirmed to be a bug, although it only effects the second logon. Thanks to Michael Niehaus ( for tweeting about this. I have tested this and can confirm it fixes the issue. You can add the update to MDT Packages and have it installed with the deployment. Update : KB4022716 and the following Cumulative Updates for Windows 1703 fixes (KB4025342 onwards on this page) this issue. Auto Logon No Longer Works With MDT and Windows 10 1703

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The Control Panel > Settings migration is happening, slowly but surely. If you’ve upgrade from 1607 to 1703, you may have to reinstall or re-enable them which you can do by pressing Win Key + X > Apps and Features > Programs and Features (under Related settings, see image) > Turn Windows features on or off. This is no longer the case! I encountered no issues installing the RSAT tools for Windon my 1703 PC. Previously there were Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) for each big update to Windows 10. Here’s the differences I’ve found with Windows 10 1703: There’s No RSAT for Windows 10 1703

  • Download the WindISO from the VLSC site, mount it in Windows Explorer and Import it as an Operating System in MDT.
  • After upgrading/installing, update the deployment shares and regenerate the boot images by Right Clicking the deployment share > Update Deployment Share > Completely regenerate the boot images.
  • Upgrade/Install MDT Build 8443 - there has been no update for Windows 10 1703.
  • This is a known issue and there is a workaround. PLEASE NOTE that if you have SecureBoot enabled, it will fail to install. To start building images with Windows 10 1703, you will need the following: For more detailed information on how to setup a lab like this, please see my previous post. The MDT, WDS and WSUS servers are Windows Server 2016, as before. My lab setup is the same as with my previous Windguide, although I’ve reinstalled my main PC (which I use an admin PC) with a fresh copy of Windows 10 1703. For a full walk through on installing MDT and creating a Wind(Creators Update) reference image, check out this post. This post is a round up of differences and issues I’ve found with building and deploying Windthus far, and some resolutions. With the release of Wind(Creators Update) ISO on the Volume Licensing Service Center, I’ve recently been looking into using the “final” code with Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) to build reference images and discover what issues are present.












    Windows 10 1703 issues