Step 1 run Powershell Script

Name: === SECTION - TS_START #--- Create an object to access the task sequence environment $tsenv = New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment

#--- Convert all of the variables currently in the environment to PowerShell variables $tsenv.GetVariables() | % { Set-Variable -Name "$" -Value "$($tsenv.Value($))" }

#--- Cleanup Action Name $LogTSSection = $_SMSTSCurrentActionName.Replace("=== SECTION - ","")

#--- Save Section name $tsenv.Value("LogTSSection") = $LogTSSection

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Step 2 run Powershell Script

#--- Create an object to access the task sequence environment $tsenv = New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment

#--- Set TS Logging Variables $LogStartTime = Get-Date -UFormat %Y-%m-%d__%H-%M-%S

#--- Save TS Logging Variables $tsenv.Value("LogStartTime") = $LogStartTime

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Step 3 run Command Line

Name: Throw an error if not in WinPE

Command Line: ========= ERROR not in WinPE ==========

Condition: _SMSTSInWinPE not equals true

Step 4 Task Sequence Variable

Name: Set OSDLogPowerShellParameters to True

Variable: OSDLogPowerShellParameters Value: TRUE

New Group (TS GUI)

Step 5 run Command Line

Name: CMD - Download TS GUI Package Command Line: cscript.exe copyfiles.vbs X:\windows\TEMP\SMSTSDownload.INI GDC0066E x:\GDC0066E

Step 6 run Command Line

Name: CMD - Run TS Gui from package Command Line: x:\GDC0066E\TsGui.exe

New Group (Initiate Logs)

Step 7 run Powershell Script

Name: === SECTION - INIT_LOGS

Script

#--- Create an object to access the task sequence environment $tsenv = New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment

#--- Convert all of the variables currently in the environment to PowerShell variables $tsenv.GetVariables() | % { Set-Variable -Name "$" -Value "$($tsenv.Value($))" }

#--- Cleanup Action Name $LogTSSection = $_SMSTSCurrentActionName.Replace("=== SECTION - ","")

#--- Save Section name $tsenv.Value("LogTSSection") = $LogTSSection

Policy Bypass

Step 8 run Powershell Script

Name: PS - Static Log Variables

Script

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Create an object to access the task sequence environment

$tsenv = New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment

Or, convert all of the variables currently in the environment to PowerShell variables

$tsenv.GetVariables() | % { Set-Variable -Name "$" -Value "$($tsenv.Value($))" }

#--- Get TS Logging Variables $OSDComputerName = $tsenv.Value("OSDComputerName") $LogStartTime = $tsenv.Value("LogStartTime")

#--- Set TS Logging Variables $LogServer = "GDC1PSCMSQL001" $LogShare = "\$LogServer\OSDLogs" $LogFolder = "$OSDComputerName" + "__" + "$LogStartTime" + "_PROD"

#--- Set Logging Locations $LogSaveLocation = $LogShare + "" + $LogFolder

#--- Save TS Logging Variables $tsenv.Value("LogServer") = $LogServer $tsenv.Value("LogShare") = $LogShare $tsenv.Value("LogFolder") = $LogFolder $tsenv.Value("LogSaveLocation") = $LogSaveLocation

"----" "OSDComputerName $OSDComputerName" "LogStartTime $LogStartTime" "LogServer $LogServer" "LogShare $LogShare" "LogFolder $LogFolder" "LogSaveLocation $LogSaveLocation" "----" Policy bypass

Step 9 Connect to Network Folder

Name: Drive: L to ODSLogs path: %LogShare% account: set domain account

Step 10 run Powershell Script

Name: PS - Create Log Folder

Script

#--- Create an object to access the task sequence environment $tsenv = New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment

#--- Get TS Logging Variables $LogFolder = $tsenv.Value("LogFolder") $LogShare = $tsenv.Value("LogShare")

#--- Create Log Folders New-Item -Path "L:" -Name "$LogFolder" -ItemType "directory"

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Step 11 run Powershell Script

Name: LOGS - PS - Initialization complete

Script

#--- Create an object to access the task sequence environment $tsenv = New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment

#--- Convert all of the variables currently in the environment to PowerShell variables $tsenv.GetVariables() | % { Set-Variable -Name "$" -Value "$($tsenv.Value($))" }

#--- Cleanup Action Name $CleanActionName = $_SMSTSCurrentActionName.Replace("LOGS - PS - ","")

#--- Write status message to Progress log file Write-Output "<![LOG[$CleanActionName]LOG]!><time=""$(Get-Date -UFormat '%T').000+000"" date=""$(Get-Date -UFormat '%m-%d-%Y')"" component=""$HostName"" context="""" type=""1"" thread=""N/A"" file=""Progress"">" | Out-File -FilePath "$LogSaveLocation\Progress.log" -Encoding "Default" -Append

#--- Copy SMSTS log Copy-Item "$SMSTSLogPath\smsts.log" "$LogSaveLocation\smsts_$(Get-Date -UFormat %Y-%m-%d__%H-%M-%S).log"

Policy Bypass

New Group (Install Operation system)

Step 12 run Powershell Script

Name: === SECTION - OS_INSTALL

Script

#--- Create an object to access the task sequence environment $tsenv = New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment

#--- Convert all of the variables currently in the environment to PowerShell variables $tsenv.GetVariables() | % { Set-Variable -Name "$" -Value "$($tsenv.Value($))" }

#--- Cleanup Action Name $LogTSSection = $_SMSTSCurrentActionName.Replace("=== SECTION - ","")

#--- Save Section name $tsenv.Value("LogTSSection") = $LogTSSection

Policy Bypass