Hello all, I've recently run into an issue with our Win10 deployment. I'll go into more detail below but in short windows update is, in the background, downloading and installing a driver for the nic during sysprep. This installation fails causing the task sequence to eventually time out and fail. I'm looking for a way, ideally through the unattend file, to disable automatic updates during sysprep. I've setting the <ProtectYourPc> variable to 3, but it seems that option is not supported in windows 10<https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn915741(v=vs.85).aspx>.
More Detail: Initially discovered the issue looking through the event logs after imaging failed. DeviceSetupManager: Entry showing drivers being downloaded from windows update: [cid:[email protected]] Entry showing the driver install for the nic failed: [cid:[email protected]] System: [cid:[email protected]] While the nic is down it attempts to contact the MPs and fails. This goes on for around 30 minutes until a reboot happens, the nic recovers, and processes our "on error" steps. [cid:[email protected]] I can see that it's not the sccm client as the logs from sccm aren't showing anything. I've confirmed that the driver I'm installing in the driver package before the sysprep reboot is the current one from dell for win10 x64. The strange thing about this issue is that sometimes the nic recovers after the failure and the TS proceeds like normal. Thanks for any insight you can provide. Phil
