Once you're connected, select Next, and the update will install.Īs a result we must perform all modifications to the image without modifying the default profile on the base image as a work around.If this PC does not use Wi-Fi, insert a network cable to connect to a wired network, and then select Next.If this PC uses Wi-Fi, select Next to following instructions to connect to a Wi-Fi network.There's a problem that's keeping us from getting your PC ready to use, but we think an update will help get things working again.
This error results in an infinite loop of restarts after the first boot with the following text:
In Windows 10 Enterprise Edition 1703 however, customizing the default profile results in Sysprep failing with an error. The profile of this temporary user would then be used to create a new "Default profile" under C:\Users and the old profile would generally be renamed to something like Default.old or deleted entirely. This was done by creating a temporary user account on the base image and customizing it such as removing edge, store and windows mail from task bar and removing modern apps from start menu tiles. In Windows 10 Enterprise Edition 1607, a common practice to prepare the image for deployment was to create a custom default profile. This blog post goes through what is required to get Windows 10 Enterprise Edition 1703 ready for deployment in an enterprise environment with Internet Explorer. Make sure you check this prior to migration. Set-Mailbox PublicFolderMailbox -PublicFolder -IssueWarningQuota 1000MB -ProhibitSendQuota 1100MB -ProhibitSendReceiveQuota 1200MB -UseDatabaseQuotaDefaults $False In the event the public folder data being migrated does exceed your mailbox database quote, like with standard mailboxes you can increase the quota to the public folder mailbox to overwrite the database defaults with the following command. You want to ensure the public folder content being migrated to each public folder mailbox does not exceed your mailbox database quota limit or you will run into issues during the migration. Public Folder mailboxes adhere to any Mailbox Database quotas in place for the mailbox database they reside under. One thing that is not mentioned in this article as a pre-requisite but should always be checked prior to proceeding with a migration is the Mailbox Database quotas that are in place. This article can be found under the following TechNet article: There is a very good documented procedure for migrating public folders to modern public folders on Exchange 2013 or Exchange 2016.
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