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7813 ZTIDiskpart.wsf FAILURE: Verify there are partitions<br />

defined in this Task Sequence Step.<br />

7714 ZTIDiskpart.wsf FAILURE: Verify that any Bitlocker<br />

implementation does not have<br />

EXTENDED or LOGICAL Drives<br />

1 6 The ZTIDiskpart step is running to format and<br />

partition a disk, but not partitions were defined.<br />

Make sure you define at least one partition.<br />

2 9 You have specified to create extended or logical<br />

partitions as well as to enable BitLocker. BitLocker<br />

doesn’t support extended or logical partitions. The<br />

simple solution is to not use extended or logical<br />

partitions.<br />

7718 ZTIDiskpart.wsf FAILURE: Verify drive object is created 1 2 This should not happen as this is related to internal<br />

script logic.<br />

7815 ZTIDiskpart.wsf FAILURE: Verify Partition size is<br />

Numeric: <br />

2 4 It is possible to override the partition size via a task<br />

sequence variable, e.g. OSDPartitions1Size, to<br />

specify a different size than what was configured<br />

in the “Format and Partition Disk” UI. But in this<br />

case, the variable value is not a valid number,<br />

hence the error.<br />

7817 ZTIDiskpart.wsf FAILURE: Verify There are Free drives<br />

available.<br />

7801 ZTIDiskUtility.vbs FAILURE: Verify iDisk index is numeric:<br />

<br />

3 4 Each volume that is formatted by ZTIDiskpart<br />

needs to have a drive letter assigned to it. But<br />

there are only 26 letters available, so when you<br />

run out you will see this error. (The letter can be<br />

removed after the MDT “Format and Partition<br />

Disk” step runs.)<br />

3 2 You can specify the index of the disk to be<br />

formatted by setting the OSDDiskIndex variable. In<br />

this case, the variable was set to an invalid nonnumeric<br />

value, hence the error.<br />

1 2 This should not happen as this is related to internal<br />

script logic.<br />

1 2 This should not happen as this is related to internal<br />

script logic.<br />

7802 ZTIDiskUtility.vbs FAILURE: Verify oDisk index is an object.<br />

<br />

7803 ZTIDiskUtility.vbs FAILURE: Verify Disk is correct WMI<br />

Object. <br />

7804 ZTIDiskUtility.vbs FAILURE: Verify First object is set. 1 2 This should not happen as this is related to internal<br />

script logic.<br />

7805 ZTIDiskUtility.vbs FAILURE: Verify oDisk index is an object. 1 2 This should not happen as this is related to internal<br />

<br />

script logic.<br />

7806 ZTIDiskUtility.vbs FAILURE: Verify Drive is correct WMI 1 2 This should not happen as this is related to internal<br />

Object. <br />

script logic.<br />

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