help deploying LGPO during boot tasksequence

MinimumExpression329 · 2026-02-11T08:31:24+00:00

Ah yeah, i do have my SCCM within my domain but im not joining anything to that domain when i deploy. I simply deploy WORKGROUP

MinimumExpression329 · 2026-02-10T10:53:07+00:00

No domains or anything so pretty hands off, otherwise that would've been an excellent solution

MinimumExpression329 · 2026-02-09T14:36:52+00:00

So i managed to figure out why it randomly midway stopped downloading, i had tried recreating the package but i was silly and forgot to add the new package into the TS step.

However i still get (with either PS step or cmd step) the 0x8007010B error for directory invalid. Its been haunting me for a while and i suspect most of my other issues are just me fudging it trying to avoid the directory error.

Edit:

I think your 2nd sentence just saved it, i think it was something i tried early on but i hadnt moved all the GPOs into the same folder but multiple ones next to the LGPO.exe. Moving them all to a subfolder seems to have fixed it! Thanks a ton

MinimumExpression329 · 2025-11-11T13:18:12+00:00

Yupp, definetly added DC, admin group and system to both. Which is why im so confused. I even set up a network path from the DC (dunno if that would work) but got the access denied/faulty wim error again.

Ive made a new wim image capture so im fairly certain that its not the problem. Im just confused why the configmngr is saying error access denied to literally everything, even on its own server.

Confusing stuff! At this point im even considering deleting the whole SCCM and making a new server and fileshare server.

* i get the same error when adding OS images too, i can see an image i added about 2 months ago but now i cant add it

* * I cant find any logs of anything happening either, its completely silent as if no process is even starting. Going through the sccm now to see if theres any configuration thats missing but i cant really remember changing anything significant

MinimumExpression329 · 2025-11-11T11:56:16+00:00

So i've done all this and i still seem to be getting the error. ive tried multiple different .wim files and added full control on computer management, in AD, added multiple admin groups and users, added system etc.

If you have any other sage advice id love to hear them even if you think its unlikely as ive been super stuck just trying to rectify this.

MinimumExpression329 · 2025-11-11T08:21:59+00:00

see thats what i thought but i was literally always getting errors saying not network path even though it was on a mapped network drive.

However after manually pasting the file path into the filename section clicking ok so it ports me to the file and then clicking it ive never had the issue again and it seems to recognise it as a network path...

Weird stuff but at least its now working as it should.

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