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That problem is at the BIOS level.  If the mechanical is in a lowered numbered sata socket then the SSD it will assume drive 0.  You can set the boot order in some bios's and also adjust the UEFI boot manager settings.  If these are dells the easiest thing to do is uncheck sata bus for the mechanical drive.  Do your imaging and then use the CCTK to reactivate that bus

How many of these systems do you have total?

For troubleshooting, What I suggest doing is modifying the script as follows so that you can capture any errors and figure out where exactly the script is failing.

Put "REM" in front of @echo off so that you see all of the command output.

Place "pause" after :END so that the script will stay open, allowing you to see any error messages.

Add a redirect to the output of diskpart , piping it to a file which will allow you to read any errors that it may throws.

E.G.

diskpart /s X:\Windows\System32\BIOS.txt > X:\Windows\System32\DiskPartOutput.txt

I wish I could help with the Appliance's stock Diskpart Script.. I'm currently using a customized powershell one that I wrote before they merged the BIOS&UEFI Bat scripts into one task but I've kept it as I've thrown in some features such as forced ejection of USB media so that it does not get a conflicting volume assignment.   Right now I only have 5 or so precisions with multiple drives but I may at some point add logic to look for multiple drives and update the diskpart script with the correct disk ID if a spindle drive is disk 0 and a SSD is present in the system. Less effort at the moment for us to just pop the side panel and disconnect the spindle drive (As I wish to avoid having a forked imaging  task or complex scripting for a very small subset of systems).

Ok so in case anyone was wondering I was able to figure it out after Kiyolaka brought to my attention to pause it and find out what was erroring out. Turns out the Disk 0 was being assigned C as a temp drive letter and it became an order of operations situation. What I needed to do was to format and assign a drive letter to Disk 0 before I did anything with Disk 1 and presto my machines' image to the SSD and the spindle disk gets formatted and partitioned as well. I have pasted the adjusted job below for others to reference. Thanks again to Kiyolaka for the help.

@echo off

wpeutil UpdateBootInfo

for /f "tokens=2* delims= " %%A in ('reg query HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control /v PEFirmwareType') DO SET FIRMWARE=%%B

echo Firmware Type: %FIRMWARE%

echo Explanation of Firmware Type: (0x1 is BIOS, 0x2 is UEFI)

if %FIRMWARE%==0x1 goto BIOS

if %FIRMWARE%==0x2 goto UEFI

goto END

:UEFI

(

ECHO select disk 0

ECHO clean

ECHO convert gpt noerr

ECHO create partition primary

ECHO assign letter=e

ECHO format quick fs=NTFS

ECHO select disk 1

ECHO clean

ECHO convert gpt noerr

ECHO create partition efi size=200

ECHO assign letter=s

ECHO format quick fs=FAT32

ECHO Create partition msr size=128

ECHO create partition primary

ECHO assign letter=c

ECHO format quick fs=NTFS

ECHO exit

)>X:\Windows\System32\UEFI.txt

diskpart /s X:\Windows\System32\UEFI.txt

goto END

:BIOS

(

ECHO select disk 0

ECHO clean

ECHO convert gpt noerr

ECHO create partition primary

ECHO assign letter=e

ECHO format quick fs=NTFS

ECHO select disk 1

ECHO clean

ECHO create partition primary

ECHO select partition 1

ECHO assign letter=c

ECHO active

ECHO format quick fs=NTFS override

ECHO exit

)>X:\Windows\System32\BIOS.txt

diskpart /s X:\Windows\System32\BIOS.txt

goto END

:END