George Simos

That's great news! But I have to hail @PowerShellCrack to take a look at this as it is a bit non-expected behavior and the Wizard is his brainchild.

Ok done and added you as an assignee of this issue.

> Hi we figured out the issue, we put all our files in the script directory which filled up the storage on the ramdisk this caused the image to crash....

The requirements for the solution are clear, only Windows Server OS is supported! Here is the link to the docs https://github.com/FriendsOfMDT/PSD/blob/master/Documentation/PowerShell%20Deployment%20-%20Installation%20Guide.md#psd-installer-supported-configurations

The configuration of a web instance is happening via this script https://github.com/FriendsOfMDT/PSD/blob/master/Tools/Set-PSDWebInstance.ps1, you will find all the rules after the functions.

> what does your permissions look like under the deployment share? Does the account specified in the bootstrap.ini have Full access to the folder and subfolders? And the error states...

> So found one reason it can get stuck. If you open the unattend.xml with SIM via the OS Info tab. then save the unattend, the login options get saved...

> I forced rebooted the box. the machine does domain join, but i get the error that the account was incorrect. making me think the unattend is not updated properly...

Hi Roger (@rzander ), WMIC is indeed deprecated as of 29/01/2024, stated here [WMI command line (WMIC) utility deprecation: Next steps](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/windows-itpro-blog/wmi-command-line-wmic-utility-deprecation-next-steps/4039242). Also I would like to ask if there is...

We haven't tested such a scenario to validate its support or not. Maybe we can take a look at this functionality later, but I wouldn't expect it happening soon.