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Hey Everyone,
I am currently trying to figure out how to stop LTICleanup.wsf from deleting folders I create. for example at the begining of the task sequence I have a script that changes bios settings and outputs a log. it will save the log X:\MININT\SMSOSD\OSDLOGS\BIOSLOGS.txt then I have another script that moves that log to D:\Temp "xcopy X:\MININT\SMSOSD\OSDLOGS\BIOSLOGS.txt D:\Temp\ /I /F /Y /E" since C: is not existant yet.
when I launch cmd during task sequence and check the directories i see all that happening good. but seems after image is completed Temp folder is non existant. I am assuming LTICleanup.wsf cleans it up. how can I make an exemption for this folder and file in it.
Thanks in advance
Hi @ Alexander Williams ,
when I launch cmd during task sequence and check the directories i see all that happening good.
1, You have seen the file created under path X:\MININT\SMSOSD\OSDLOGS\BIOSLOGS.txt and copied to path D:\Temp, right?
2, Why you say C: is not existent, but D: is existent? Was the operating system already installed in the compute before that?
3, Could you please upload a full task sequence screenshot and show the section about your changes for our reference?
We can refer to the smsts.log to check the create and copy process of BIOSLOGS.txt.
We can refer to the LiteTouch.log to see if BIOSLOGS.txt has been cleaned by LTICleanup.wsf. (If possible, please upload these full logs for our reference.)
Looking forward to your reply.
Best regards,
Cherry
2, Why you say C: is not existent, but D: is existent? Was the operating system already installed in the compute before that?
This was an issue with my diskutility script that I resolved so now it is as normal C:
1, You have seen the file created under path X:\MININT\SMSOSD\OSDLOGS\BIOSLOGS.txt and copied to path D:\Temp, right?
Yes if I open command prompt during task sequence I can see the file in C:\Temp, it seems the file only gets removed after or during apply operating system or cleanup scripts.
I will provide the necessary logs , screenshots soon
Screenshot of the file being in C:\Temp
Screenshot of my Task Sequence
1, Typically, partitioning occurs in the process of Format and Partition Disk (BIOS) or Format and Partition Disk (UEFI). For example, the red part in screenshot 1. We can see how the client is partitioned, as shown in screenshot 2. In this example, I only have 1 partition Windows (Primary), the operating system will be installed in this drive letter, it will become to C drive, this disk will be formatted. Please help check your partition. We may need to make new plans based on your situation.
Screenshot1:
Screenshot2:
2, This does not seem to be the full smsts.log, could you please upload a full log for our reference?
There are three locations to locate MDT log files for troubleshooting:
The link for your reference:
MDT Log Files for Troubleshooting | SCCM OSD (prajwaldesai.com)
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I will do more research, I will be sharing for you, if I have any update.
Thanks for your time and patience!
Best regards,
Cherry
Hi,
Could you please letting me know the latest status. Do you have any further progress on this issue? If there is any other assistance we can provide, please feel free to let us know, we will do our best to help you.
Looking forward to your feedback.
Best regards
Cherry