Since its first innovation, there have been many better and more reliable ways to "image" an installation. Joined Mar 1, Messages 5 Reaction score 2. Type msoobe. It should now continue with the setup of Windows. This may likely work: 1 Open up Registry Editor. Wait a minute and reboot. Delete the panther folder. It should now complete, and you can capture the image. This will have to be done every time you capture the image, but it still is less time consuming than starting over from scratch.
If the administrator account is disabled reboot into safe mode and create a user account with admin permissions and then reboot again if needed in order to continue. Interesting post, but as said, I don't bother with it anymore. The OP posted a while ago, so I guess he either got a solution or gave up! Post reply. When I was doing exactly that I uncovered an issue with Symantec that makes it not possible in the short term to disable tamper protection.
I am able to delete these files while in safe mode, but that prevents me from being able to run sysprep which gives me the error of "Failed to remove apps for the current user: 0xc. I am attributing this to being in safe mode. Any advice would be greatly accepted. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. To disable the screen saver, either change the power plan through Windows Control Panel or configure and deploy a custom plan.
For more information, see Create a Custom Power Plan. When Windows completes the installation process, the computer boots into audit mode automatically, and the System Preparation Sysprep Tool appears.
For more information about using the Sysprep tool in audit mode, see Sysprep Generalize a Windows installation. Settings in an answer file from the oobeSystem configuration pass do not appear in audit mode. Windows reboots the computer into audit mode, and the System Preparation Sysprep Tool appears. If you have configured your Windows image to boot to OOBE, but then you need to make further configurations to your image in audit mode, see Modify an existing image that is configured to boot to OOBE.
If you've configured your Windows image to boot to OOBE, but then need to make further configurations to your image in audit mode, you can do one of the following:.
The computer will reboot into audit mode. This may require overwriting an existing answer file at this location. Save the answer file as Unattend. When the image is applied to the destination computer and Windows is booted, the computer boots into audit mode automatically, and the Sysprep tool appears. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Chris Doherty Chris Doherty 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges.
Have you tried the good old safe mode? Boot the machine and press F8 Select Safe Mode This will boot the machine with bare minimum of drivers ect loaded. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook.
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