Create a USB image for off network use?
Hello,
We currently have serveral computers at my company that are Windows 7 machines. They also happen to be off our network. Instead of shipping the computers back and forth, is there a way to create a USB drive that can allow us to image them remotely using an image we already created from the K2000? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Channeler
6 years ago
This is the Best guide for UEFI deployments from USB:
https://www.itninja.com/blog/view/create-bootable-usb-kace-images-with-system-images-larger-than-4gb
If you want to do legacy, follow the same guide, but format the USB in NTFS:
https://www.itninja.com/blog/view/deploying-images-from-usb-devices-with-the-kace-2000
Make sure your Image doesn't have the Letter D: captured, it make things easier.
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I am following the UEFI guide. I get to the "Create and Download USB Bootable System Image" section however when i create the bootable USB it get stuck on the being built section and I end up timing out. Do you happen to know where that is stored once it is done being built? - Wade_Graham 6 years ago
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It should download a ZIP file automatically, make sure you are using version 5.1 or higher of the KACE SDA. - Channeler 6 years ago
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I was able to get the ZIP file downloaded. However I am now running into an other issue. When trying to deploy the image, I receive an error message when trying to get the computer name. Error is as follows
Line 480 (File
"K:\KACE\preinstall\8\GetComputerName_x64.exe"):
Error: Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.
Any idea? - Wade_Graham 6 years ago -
Wade
Make sure you are not using the old version of get set computer name, also I'm assuming this is a x64 bits deployment.
https://support.quest.com/download-install-detail/6087399
-Please create Get and Set tasks volume 2, and add those to your Image.
-The instructions are inside the README file located in the ZIP folder.
-You will need to rebuild the ZIP for download. - Channeler 6 years ago -
Hi Channeler,
That fixed that issue however a new one came up and I cannot find anything about it online. It is now failing at applying the image with return code 6. The image itself works fine when imaging it normally. Any ideas? - Wade_Graham 6 years ago -
You are following the UEFI guide right?
So you are using 2 USB drivers.
1- in the FAT32 containing just the KBE.
2- in NTFS containing the Image and drivers
3- Both of them are connected to the device, and you are booting from the FAT32 one
Is that is true, what are your Pre and Mid Level tasks? - Channeler 6 years ago -
Yes, I am following the UEFI guide. I am booting to the FAT32 drive that just has the KBE on it. The NTFS only has the Image and Driver_PostInstall. Both are connected.
The Pre tasks are Get_ComputerName x64 and then Create UEFI Partitions - S.WIM Error Fix in that order.
The Mid tasks are Set_ComputerName x64 and Apply UEFI Partitions - S:\ Captured in that order. - Wade_Graham 6 years ago
