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Initialize-OSDCloudStartnetUpdate.ps1 error #165

Closed chield closed 1 day ago

chield commented 2 weeks ago

Describe the bug In the command screen (after Manufacturer, Model and Serialnumber I receive an error Get-Ciminstance: Provider load failure and will display TPM and Autopilot: Not supported.

After this, the process wil continue without any error.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Boot from prepped USB drive

Expected behavior In an earlier version never saw this error message.

gwblok commented 1 week ago

Sorry, where are you getting this error?

Can you provide a screen capture?

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chield commented 1 week ago
Error OSDCloud

Hopefully you can me with this. The all OSDCloud proces runs perfectly, but this error I've never had before.

gwblok commented 1 week ago

In WinPE, if you open powershell and run the same command, what happens? Get-CimInstance -Namespace "ROOT\cimv2\Security\MicrosoftTpm" -ClassName Win32_Tpm | Select-Object -Property *

chield commented 1 week ago
OSDCloud - error -

see here the result

AkosBakos commented 6 days ago

Did you enabled the TPM chip? WinPE error says, that the TPM was not detected any TPM.

chield commented 5 days ago

TPM is enabled

AkosBakos commented 5 days ago

Show me please ;-) PowerShell --> Get-TPM

chield commented 4 days ago

2024-09-23_11-22-54

Error with running Get-TPM from the WinPE.

chield commented 3 days ago

Tried to create the OSDCloud configuration on a physical Windows 10 device, created a new USB stick and now the error is gone. My reference machine that I've been using the last months is a Windows 10 VM on Hyper-V, but apparently the OSD proces is not working for 100%.

Anyhow, it's working now and I can continue with deploying existing devices. Thanks for the support all!!