KBE not getting beyond wpeinit
hello,
i upgraded to 3.4 and since then my scripted installs now require a password to the driver share, it was reccomended that i download the win 7 sp1 waik, update my winpe to 3.1 and then upload a new KBE with the driver share password in it, now i cant get beyond a command prompt that just says winpeinit....
then:
X:\windows\system32\_
and a flashing cursor.
has anyone else experienced this?
Answers (6)
i beleive i may have found it, our good old friend mcafee viruscan enterprise - it was blocking a part of the WAIK from working, if you blink you would miss it, i have disabled this and the boot environment process is going through without errors
i beleive i may have found it, our good old friend mcafee viruscan enterprise - it was blocking a part of the WAIK from working, if you blink you would miss it, i have disabled this and the boot environment process is going through without errors, will confirm.
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confirmed, now booting into KBE with no issues, thanks for all your help, mcaffee users beware! - trentderby 12 years ago
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I have had nothing but bad luck with most of the major anti-virus vendors. Sometimes I wonder if the viruses wouldn't be easier to deal with, at least those are intentionally annoying. :) - Ben M 12 years ago
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We ran into problems with SEP grabbing files from the temp dir as the EXE installer decompressed them. I have a conspiracy theory that the AV's support the V's so they can stay in business. - SMal.tmcc 12 years ago
Did you use the new driver pack when creating the new KBE?
https://downloads.kace.com/support/downloads/drivers/KBE_driver_pack-a08-r_k-arvy.zip
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thanks, ill try that now. - trentderby 12 years ago
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When using the new driverpack, I would wipe out everything you have in kbe_windows_xXX, put in the new driverpack. Recache the drivers under Library|Drivers and then build a new kbe.
Corey
Lead L3 Enterprise Solutions Engineer, K2000
If my response was helpful, please rate it! - cserrins 12 years ago
I beleive so, the media manager now has the K2000 Hostname on the left and the Host Login Password on the right - there is no help/about on the program.
im using
3.4.54256
k2000
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That sounds right. What type of machine is this failing on, what make and model? Have you tried another type of machine? - Ben M 12 years ago
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ill give that a try, i was trying on an old dell D430 - ill attempt on a dell E4310 - trentderby 12 years ago
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Oh wow.... haven't seen on of those in a while. That would most likely be your answer. - dugullett 12 years ago
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have just tried it on a E4310 and its the same situation, just a blank dos window after it attempts wpeinit - trentderby 12 years ago
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Are you PXE booting to a RSA or directly to the K2000?
Might want to take a look here.
http://www.itninja.com/question/urgent-stuck-at-kbe-launching-deployment-client - dugullett 12 years ago
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ive just tried a reboot of the K2000, we dont use a RSA so im not sure if that would be an issue, we are booting direct to the K2000 - there is nothing sheduled on the machine either this is just to boot into the winpe environment to choose a scripted install to run. - trentderby 12 years ago
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If you create a CD/USB stick from your PXE boot does that work? - SMal.tmcc 12 years ago
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reboot no good, ill log a call with support and see what they come up with. - trentderby 12 years ago
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To find the version of media manager, you have to go to the app in Program Files or Program Files (x86) and get properties on the .exe, click on details. Right now, having the host login password is a sure sign that it is 3.4 Media Manager.
The drivers you have in kbe_windows_xXX are significant.
When did this problem begin? After the 3.4 update? The only difference between 3.3 KBE and 3.4 KBE is the password.
The WAIK sp1 has no significance here, either should work.
Corey
Lead L3 Enterprise Solutions Engineer, K2000
If my response was helpful, please rate it! - cserrins 12 years ago