- #Smbup preparing to installing hanging install#
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Is this an issue with the fact that I am using an SSD? I can view and mount partitions on the SSD in terminal, there is enough free space on the SSD for installation and I even created partitions for root and home with GParted in case that was the issue, but the installer still got stuck.
#Smbup preparing to installing hanging install#
However, I after swapping out both drives, I found out that the Mint Install tool does NOT get stuck when I use the HDD, but ONLY on the SSD! It seems to me that the problem is not the Live USB but for some reason, the installer is having an issue with the SSD installation of Windows (or the SSD in general)
#Smbup preparing to installing hanging windows 10#
The SSD installation of Windows 10 should be the same, besides a few settings I changed so the ssd was optimized for ssd (disable hibernate, indexing, no page file, etc.) Both installations on the HDD and SSD boot and shut off perfectly fine. (I cloned using the free EaseUS Todo Backup migrate to ssd tool).
#Smbup preparing to installing hanging full#
(i have tried using the full UNC name as well, but prefer a local path so it can be run from a mirror of the server if needed, neither work.) Agree and create. I purchased my laptop with a 500gb HDD originally, and the Windows installation on my SSD is a clone of the installation from that HDD. Z:\windows\cad\bla bla bla for the path to create deployment.
Answer: This is an increasing issue with users who are working in a Window 10 OS. I created the Live USB with Mint's own "USB Image Writer", UnetBootin and in terminal with the "dd" command, and all three methods have failed to install (UnetBootin's live usb didn't even boot!) When accessing several commands (Create Profile, Annotate Profile, Survey Fieldbook, etc.), a 'Windows Installer' window appears and states 'Preparing to install.' yet it never installs and the process never finishes. Other threads about the same issue mention 'creating the Live USB with a different program'.
#Smbup preparing to installing hanging iso#
I created a Live usb from a Mint ISO (verified wtih sha256 sum) and the installer hangs at "Preparing to install Linux Mint" after making sure I have enough disk space, plugged into power source, and am connected to the internet. Windows 10 Home edition, Fast Startup and HIbernate disabled Only UEFI (CSM/Legacy support was disabled in BIOS) Mint user for almost a year, am attempting a dual-boot with Win 10 on my new laptop: Have gone through the required Intune URLs and all are open, including those for the TPM (infineon, etc).I have looked at threads with the exact same title with no success for the past 3 days. I would agree with it is a web filtering/firewall issue, that there are certain Intune services the device can only partially connect to? But having difficulty determining what they are specifically. Again it's intermittent and some users might get this error, wipe/reset, then go through successfully on the same device. Have looked at BIOS/UEFI time, and any profile and app changes we've made recently, also have tried clearing the TPM as part of our wipe (also tried during OOBE), and hasn't consistently helped.
Last event is "Download started" for Sidecar and is only the 4th event in the timeline. Get-AutopilotDiagnostics for these devices for which this error occurs seems to indicate the Autopilot issue happens very early in the 'Device Preparation' portion.
There isn't any CM Client stuff on there after this wipe or reset. We wipe/reset the devices (either via Company portal or through Windows) to put the device into OOBE and into Autopilot. Our scenario is we're early on in a migration from legacy AD-joined and MEMCM managed to Intune co-management with MEMCM. Maybe a registry key is flagging something that Intune errors out we're also experiencing this same intermittent error during our User-driven Autopilot profile on 20H2 HP laptops as well. And yet it still gets the same error in intune. But I've tried letting it boot into the OS and then manually running steps to remove the ccm client and then runnning sysprep /generalize /oobe (various combinations). Maybe the ccm client isn't removed properly, maybe it isn't sysprepped cleanly.
#Smbup preparing to installing hanging code#
When I disable the steps related to Setup windows and config manager, prepare Config Mgr client and prepare windows for Capture it seems to be fine (because the wim never boots into the OS phase and just remains in the WINPE applying wim stage of OSD).īut if you want to keep all the steps from that template, it seems those steps create something on the image that Intune doesn't agree with and then generates the Error Code 0x800705b4 during the Preparing device for mobile management autopilot step. I use the SCCM (MECM) "Deploy autopilot to existing devices" template and it seems to be broken (I'm deploying a 20H2 version of the image).
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