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If you see the above error message while trying to deployment an MDT (Microsoft Deployment Toolkit) image onto a machine, it is probably because the machine has already had a deployment run on it, but the previous deployment attempt's files haven't been removed. The best way to deal with this is to do the following: | If you see the above error message while trying to deployment an MDT (Microsoft Deployment Toolkit) image onto a machine, it is probably because the machine has already had a deployment run on it, but the previous deployment attempt's files haven't been removed. The best way to deal with this is to do the following: | ||
* Press F8 to open a command line window | * Press F8 to open a command line window and type the following commands: | ||
* | * '''diskpart''' | ||
* | * '''select disk 0''' | ||
* | * '''clean''' | ||
* That should remove all the files. Now you can reboot the machine and see if the deployment works. | * That should remove all the files. Now you can reboot the machine and see if the deployment works. | ||
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If that doesn't work, then after selecting disk 0, you can use the '''diskpart''' command to remove the drive's partitions. | If that doesn't work, then after selecting disk 0, you can use the '''diskpart''' command to remove the drive's partitions. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:40, 22 July 2011
File:Mdt task suspended.png?
If you see the above error message while trying to deployment an MDT (Microsoft Deployment Toolkit) image onto a machine, it is probably because the machine has already had a deployment run on it, but the previous deployment attempt's files haven't been removed. The best way to deal with this is to do the following:
- Press F8 to open a command line window and type the following commands:
- diskpart
- select disk 0
- clean
- That should remove all the files. Now you can reboot the machine and see if the deployment works.
If that doesn't work, then after selecting disk 0, you can use the diskpart command to remove the drive's partitions.