Hi,
Which policies are causing this? Do you have anything that limits/modifies the local administrator account? Or restricts the loading of ActiveX?
You can try to open a CMD as admin and start the LiteTouch.wsf via the administrative CMD.
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It only happens in the .wim of Windows 11, using the same task but with the .wim Windows 10, the problem does not happen.
This is the only error that appears in the BDD.log:
FAILURE (Err): 429: CreateObject(Microsoft.BDD.Utility) - ActiveX component cannot create object
Hi,
Which policies are causing this? Do you have anything that limits/modifies the local administrator account? Or restricts the loading of ActiveX?
You can try to open a CMD as admin and start the LiteTouch.wsf via the administrative CMD.
I don't think that any policy, because it works in W10 and at first, it worked in W11 and then it stopped...
Starting LiteTouch.wsf via cmd adm, the task completes successfully.
Hello there,
This error can occur if the MDT Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) classes are not properly registered.
To resolve this issue, follow the steps below:
Close all of your remote and local Configuration Manager admin console sessions.
Log on to your Configuration Manager server, in Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, select Configure ConfigMgr Integration.
In the Configure ConfigMgr Integration wizard, select Remove the MDT console extensions for System Center Configuration Manager, click Next, then click Finish.
Rerun Configure ConfigMgr Integration, select Install the MDT extensions for Configuration Manager, click Next, then click Finish.
Once you do the steps, try creating the task sequence again. It should now complete successfully.
Hope this resolves your Query !!
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