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Old 12-19-2006
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Re-Deployment of WIM
I'm trying to re-deploy a wim image using setup. In my unattended.xml file,
I'm stating to autologon in the oobeSystem with the Administrator account.
However, when it goes to logon it uses the username \Administrator, and
failing with incorrect username and password. When I syspreped my image I
used the switches /oobe /generalize. Any thoughts on what would be causing
this?
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Old 12-20-2006
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Re: Re-Deployment of WIM
Hello Jay,

Could you have accidently put the leading slash in the username when you
created the unattend script? First thing to check is to make sure username
and password is spelled correctly and in the proper case. If that doesn't
work can you post your unattend script here, and please remove any sensitive
information first.

Thanks!
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> I'm trying to re-deploy a wim image using setup. In my unattended.xml
> file, I'm stating to autologon in the oobeSystem with the
> Administrator account. However, when it goes to logon it uses the
> username \Administrator, and failing with incorrect username and
> password. When I syspreped my image I used the switches /oobe
> /generalize. Any thoughts on what would be causing this?
>



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