I have Ghost Solution 11.5.1.2266 with Latest Updates
We just upgraded all business laptops to Dell Latitude E7240 Series and I am having a hard time creating an image for these laptops.
I added the Intel Driver in Win-PE (512) as well as the latest Intel Drivers according to https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/downloads/latest-vista-version-drivers-use-gss
All Vista Drivers and the task starts ok, and it goes as far as Step "To Virtual Partition" in which case the laptop reboots and gets stuck in "polling for bound server GHOST" then it finally reboots itself WITHOUT COPYING THE IMAGE!!!
The laptop goes through the whole setup again (as if it is a new image, it even makes changes to which WORKGROUP to join, the name of the PC etc...) but the image was not created and it errors out with this:
Details for: Run Sysprep
Check client permissions and that %systemdrive%\sysprep\sysprep.exe is present on the client
Failed to run sysprep.exe on client
(the client does get a sysprep folder) and I can ping to the client pc and from the client pc to the server (for some reason though when it is stuck on "polling for bound" i get no IP and can't ping anything so I think it's a NIC issue but at the same time it is able to send the sysprep file
One thing I am confused on though is, at the Properties for the PC/Machine I am trying to capture the image from I do see that it is using the Virtual Partition Pre OS with the WINPE-512 (which has all the drivers I added, new Intel Drivers plus the Latitiude's specific drivers) but just below that "Network Settings when using Virtual Partition" I can see that it it is checked on "Use Manually Selected Template" (because the Use Suggested Template is greyed out) and it is using a Intel Pro 1000 but when I try to browse to see if I can find the Intel Driver I placed in there I get the Driver Template but I do not see the Win-PE-512 with all the drivers, instead I get the list of all the manufacturing companies like Intel 3COM Broadcom etc...
If I try to Edit I get to the Network Interface Card menu that allows me to add DOS network drivers (which I am assuming it uses while Ghost tries to copy the Image) but it asks for Packed Driver or NDIS2 Drivers and I have no idea what that means or where I can even get those types of drivers for the Latitude E7240.
Can someone please explain how to add DOS drivers? Do I need them? Where can I find them?
Thanks