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COM object. Without that, it can’t install Windows Updates. 9905 ZTIWindowsUpdate.ws f Failed to Create Object: Microsoft.Update.UpdateColl. 1 6 The ZTIWindowsUpdate script was unable to create an instance of the Microsoft.Update.UpdateColl COM object. Without that, it can’t install Windows Updates. 9906 ZTIWindowsUpdate.ws f Critical file was not found, aborting 3 7 One of the files needed to install and configure the Windows Update agent couldn’t be found. 9000 DeployWiz_Roles.VBS FAILURE: Did not find ServerManager.xml 1 7 The ServerManager.xml file contains the of roles and features. Without this file, the deployment wizard can’t display the “Install roles” wizard pane. Make sure this file is present in the expected location in the Scripts folder of the deployment share. 10203 LiteTouch.wsf FAILURE: FindFile(LTISuspend.wsf) 0 1 See the description for message 5211 above. 10204 LiteTouch.wsf FAILURE: Run Program 0 1 See the description for message 5211 above. 5601 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify OS guid: %OSGUID% exists. 5 5 The LTIApply script tried to find the operating system configured in the task sequence, but it didn’t exist. This typically happens when the OS has been deleted (maybe when creating a new version of the image) without updating the corresponding task sequence. To fix this, edit the task sequence to select a valid OS on the “Install Operating System” step. 5602 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Open XML with OSGUID: %OSGUID% 0 3 In this case, the script determined that the OS existed, but it couldn’t retrieve it from the XML file. Since the existence check also looks at the XML file, this should never happen. 5609 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Boot Drive was not found. 1 5 The LTIApply.wsf tried to find the boot volume as that’s where it wants to put the Windows PE boot image. In some cases, this drive is hidden and needs to have a drive letter assigned. But even after automatically trying this, the boot drive still could not be found. This should not happen. 5610 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify File: 8 4 The LTIApply script tried to find the LiteTouchPE_.wim file on the Page | 21
deployment share, but it wasn’t there. That typically happens when you haven’t yet updated the deployment share to generate this WIM file (or when that architecture isn’t enabled). 5630 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify File: 3 3 The LTIApply script is trying to find the operating system WIM file so that it can provide it to SETUP.EXE for installation, but the file does not exist at the path specified in the deployment share’s XML configuration files. Maybe the file was deleted or not copied 5604 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify Destination Drive is defined(1) 5605 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify Destination Drive is defined(2) 2 3 The LTIApply script is attempting to figure out the destination drive for the OS, but it can’t find it. Maybe it doesn’t exist due to a missing driver 2 3 The LTIApply script is attempting to figure out the destination drive for the OS, but it can’t find it. Maybe it doesn’t exist due to a missing driver 5640 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify File: 3 3 The LTIApply script is trying to find the operating system WIM file so that it can be applied using ImageX, but the file does not exist at the path specified in the deployment share’s XML configuration files. Maybe the file was deleted or not copied 5606 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify Destination Drive is defined(1) 5607 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify Destination Drive is defined(2)" 2 3 The LTIApply script is attempting to figure out the destination drive for the OS, but it can’t find it. Maybe it doesn’t exist due to a missing driver 2 3 The LTIApply script is attempting to figure out the destination drive for the OS, but it can’t find it. Maybe it doesn’t exist due to a missing driver 5624 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Run ImageX: 8 4 While applying the operating system image to the disk using ImageX, a non-zero return code was returned. To troubleshoot, look at the BDD.LOG to see what specific errors were returned by ImageX. 5626 LTIApply.wsf FAILURE: Verify BootSect.exe returned Successfully. 1 3 After the new OS image was applied, BootSect.exe is executed to ensure that the disk has the right boot sector. This should return a return code of 0, Page | 22
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