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I did more digging (even reading the WindowsUpdate ETL files and using PoweShell to convert them into a LOG file that was easier to read).

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Windows Update Troubleshooter came back with “SetupDiag found 0 matching issues” and looking at the Update History, the “Upgrade to Windows 11 (business editions) en-us 圆4” was “Successfully installed on ” … which is clearly incorrect! Logs show it was working fine, then a device reboot as part of the process, and then a rollback. I spent quite a bit of time digging through logs and found no errors or anything pointing to what went wrong during the install. Many failed with a code of 0x87D00324 which means a few things, including an update pending reboot (there weren’t any), Detection Method failure, or just a “General failure” (which is what shows in ConfigMgr console). I created a SUG with the Business and Retail editions which was deployed to a collection of devices used by IT staff.

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I’m working on an upgrade plan for my org to go from Win10 to Win11 and decided to test the upgrade via Servicing. The Task Sequence will allow me to run some PowerShell to remove the offending Windows printers on one step, upgrade the OS in another step, then run some PowetShell to at least put the Print to PDF back on (I don’t know of anyone who uses the XPS printer) in another step. I might have to use a Task Sequence to roll out Win11 upgrades instead of Servicing like I hoped if I can’t pass that parameter to the Win11 setup after the reboot to finish the installation. This would also account for why my Task Sequence failed with the box checked to “Ignore any dismissible compatibility messages” which is supposed to be the same setting as using “Compat=IgnoreWarning” in the INI.

I believe the Win11 installer forces this ScanOnly to happen before it actually installs to make sure things are good to go beforehand since it’s got more stringent requirements. This caused the OEM#.inf files to be detected as blockers again. The CopyLogs path wasn’t being used and the Compat setting was “ScanOnly”. Looking at the logs again, I saw that when the device booted and ran the setup from C:$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources\Panther folder, my settings from the setupconfig.ini weren’t being used.

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Then the reboot happened and the install failed. Logs show that the command line had the “/compat ignorewarning” as desired. Kicked off the servicing update and it pulled those settings according to the logs which were also put into the specified temp folder. As a general rule, if someone has flair, they almost definitely know what they're talking about.Ĭreated the setupconfig.ini file with the entry for “Conpat=IgnoreWarning” and one for copying logs to a temp folder.

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System Center Configuration Manager and Endpoint Protection.

Listing of Local ConfigMgr-related User Groups (largely outdated) URL shorteners cause this almost every time, but so do strings of apparent gibberish like WSUS and PXE sometimes. It might have been caught by the spam filter. Post your SCCM tips and tricks, requests for help, or links others might find useful! Post not showing up?