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Specifies the type of media that's used to initiate the installation. Applies to the Upgrade operating system step.

Stores the exit code value that Windows Setup returns to indicate success or failure. On the completion of a compat-only scan, take action in later steps depending on the failure or success exit code. On success, initiate the upgrade. Or set a marker in the environment to collect with hardware inventory. For example, add a file or set a registry key. Use this marker to create a collection of computers that are ready to upgrade, or that require action before upgrade.

Stores the current running task sequence ID. Stores the current running task sequence name. A Configuration Manager administrator specifies this name when creating the task sequence. Set to true if the current task sequence is running in run-from-distribution-point mode. This mode means the task sequence manager obtains required package shares from distribution point.

Specifies whether Windows Setup performed a rollback operation during an in-place upgrade. The variable values can be true or false. Specifies the type of the current running task sequence. It can have one of the following values:. When the task sequence uses HTTPS to communicate with the management point, this variable specifies whether it uses the certificate revocation list CRL. Specifies whether a user started the task sequence.

This variable is set only if the task sequence is started from Software Center. Specifies whether the task sequence uses SSL to communicate with the Configuration Manager management point. Applies to the Check Readiness step. A read-only variable for whether the Minimum memory MB check returned true 1 or false 0. If you don't enable the check, the value of this read-only variable is blank. A read-only variable for whether the Minimum processor speed MHz check returned true 1 or false 0. A read-only variable for whether the Minimum free disk space MB check returned true 1 or false 0.

A read-only variable for whether the Current OS to be refreshed is check returned true 1 or false 0. A read-only variable for whether the Architecture of current OS check returned true 1 or false 0. A read-only variable for whether the Minimum OS version check returned true 1 or false 0. A read-only variable for whether the Maximum OS version check returned true 1 or false 0. A read-only variable for whether the Minimum client version check returned true 1 or false 0.

A read-only variable for whether the Language of current OS check returned true 1 or false 0. A read-only variable for whether the AC power plugged in check returned true 1 or false 0.

A read-only variable for whether the Network adapter connected check returned true 1 or false 0. Starting in version Applies to the Check Readiness step. A read-only variable for whether the Network adapter is not wireless check returned true 1 or false 0.

The task sequence sets this variable with the installation status for the application during the Install Application step. It sets one of the following values:. Error : At least one application failed because of an error during the Install Application step. Warning : No errors occurred during the Install Application step. One or more applications, or a required dependency, didn't install because a requirement wasn't met.

Success : There are no errors or warnings detected during the Install Application step. Use this variable to determine the state of secure boot on a UEFI-enabled device. The variable can have one of the following values:. Applies to the Apply Network Settings step. This task sequence variable is an array variable. Each element in the array represents the settings for a single network adapter on the computer.

Access the settings for each adapter by combining the array variable name with the zero-based network adapter index and the property name. If the Apply Network Settings step configures multiple network adapters, it defines the properties for the second network adapter by using the index 1 in the variable name. Use the following variable names to define the properties of the first network adapter for the step to configure:.

This setting is required. Possible values are True or False. For example:. Comma-delimited list of IP addresses for the adapter. Comma-delimited list of subnet masks. Comma-delimited list of IP gateway addresses. Comma-delimited list of protocols allowed to run over IP. Comma-delimited list of ports to be granted access permissions for TCP.

The name of the network connection as it appears in the network connections control panel program. The name is between 0 and characters long. Specifies the number of network adapters installed on the destination computer. If you don't specify this value, the task sequence ignores all OSDAdapter values. Applies to the Apply Driver Package step. Specifies the content ID of the mass storage device driver to install from the driver package.

If this variable isn't specified, no mass storage driver is installed. Specifies whether a mass storage device driver is installed, this variable must be scsi. Specifies the boot critical ID of the mass storage device driver to install. This ID is listed in the scsi section of the device driver's txtsetup. Applies to the Auto Apply Drivers step. If there are multiple device drivers in the driver catalog that are compatible with a hardware device, this variable determines the step's action.

A comma-delimited list of the driver catalog category unique IDs. The Auto Apply Driver step only considers the drivers in at least one of the specified categories. This value is optional, and it's not set by default. Applies to the Enable BitLocker step.

Applies to the Disable BitLocker step. While the other methods only accept values 1 to 15, if you set this variable to 0, BitLocker remains disabled indefinitely. This variable is useful when the task sequence sets one value, but you want to set a separate value on a per-device or per-collection basis. Instead of generating a random recovery password, the Enable BitLocker step uses the specified value as the recovery password.

The value must be a valid numerical BitLocker recovery password. The value must be a valid, bit Baseencoded BitLocker startup key. Applies to the Capture OS Image step. Specifies a Windows account name that has permissions to store the captured image on a network share OSDCaptureDestination.

For more information on the capture OS image account, see Accounts. Specifies the location where the task sequence saves the captured OS image. The maximum directory name length is characters. Applies to the Apply Windows Settings step. Applies to the Capture Windows Settings step. Applies to the Apply OS Image step. Specifies the file name of the OS deployment answer file associated with the OS deployment image package. Applies to the Apply Data Image step.

Applies to the Format and Partition Disk step. In version and earlier, this number can't be larger than In version and later, the maximum number is 10, This change helps support storage area network SAN scenarios. Specifies the name of the Active Directory domain that the destination computer joins. The specified value must be a valid Active Directory Domain Services domain name.

Specifies the RFC format name of the organizational unit OU that the destination computer joins. If specified, the value must contain the full path. To prevent potentially sensitive data from being displayed or logged, set this variable to TRUE. This variable masks the program name in the smsts. EFI-based computers use this partition as the startup disk.

An optional name of the user who created the image. This name is stored in the WIM file. The maximum length of the user name is characters. An optional user-defined description of the captured OS image. This description is stored in the WIM file. The maximum length of the description is characters.

An optional user-defined version number to assign to the captured OS image. This version number is stored in the WIM file. This value can be any combination of alphanumeric characters with a maximum length of Specifies additional options to add to the DISM command line when applying a driver package. The task sequence doesn't verify the command-line options. For more information, see DISM command-line options. Specifies the domain user account that's used to add the destination computer to the domain.

This variable is required when joining a domain. For more information on the task sequence domain joining account, see Accounts. Applies to the Join Domain or Workgroup step.

Specifies the name of an Active Directory domain the destination computer joins. The length of the domain name must be between 1 and characters. The length of the OU name must be between 0 and 32, characters. If the task sequence environment doesn't include this variable, then Windows Setup tries a blank password. Specifies whether to skip restarting after the destination computer joins the domain or workgroup.

Specifies the name of a workgroup that the destination computer joins. The length of the workgroup name must be between 1 and 32 characters. Applies to the Prepare Windows for Capture step.

Specify an integer value for the layered driver to install with Windows. For more information, see the LayeredDriver Windows setting. Specifies the local Administrator account password. If you enable the option to Randomly generate the local administrator password and disable the account on all supported platforms , then the step ignores this variable.

The specified value must be between 1 and characters. Applies to the Run PowerShell Script step. To prevent potentially sensitive data from being logged, the Run PowerShell Script step doesn't log script parameters in the smsts.

To include the script parameters in the task sequence log, set this variable to TRUE. Applies to the Capture Network Settings step. Specifies whether the task sequence captures the network adapter information. Specify additional command-line options for the user state migration tool USMT that the task sequence uses to capture user state.

The step doesn't expose these settings in the task sequence editor. Specify these options as a string, which the task sequence appends to the automatically generated USMT command line for ScanState. The USMT options specified with this task sequence variable aren't validated for accuracy prior to running the task sequence. For more information on available options, see ScanState Syntax. Specifies additional command-line options for the user state migration tool USMT that the task sequence uses when restoring the user state.

Specify the additional options as a string, which the task sequence appends to the automatically generated USMT command line for LoadState. For more information on available options, see LoadState Syntax.

Specifies the configuration files used to control the capture of user profiles. This comma-delimited list value is set to perform customized user profile migration. If the OSDMigrateLocalAccounts variable is true , this variable must contain the password assigned to all migrated local accounts. USMT assigns the same password to all migrated local accounts.

Consider this password as temporary, and change it later by some other method. This task sequence variable is an array variable of partition settings. Each element in the array represents the settings for a single partition on the hard disk.

Access the settings defined for each partition by combining the array variable name with the zero-based disk partition number and the property name.

Use the following variable names to define the properties for the first partition that this step creates on the hard disk:. Specifies the type of partition. This property is required. Valid values are Primary , Extended , Logical , and Hidden. Specifies the type of file system to use when formatting the partition. This property is optional. If you don't specify a file system, the step doesn't format the partition.

Specifies whether the partition is bootable. Specifies the type of format that is used. If this value is set to TRUE , the step performs a quick format. Otherwise, the step performs a full format. Specifies the size of the partition.

If this property isn't specified, the partition is created using all remaining free space. When this step creates partitions, it always uses the next available drive letter in Windows PE. Use this optional property to specify the name of another task sequence variable. The step uses this variable to save the new drive letter for future reference. If you define multiple partitions with this task sequence step, the properties for the second partition are defined by using the 1 index in the variable name.

Specifies the default registered organization name in the new OS. Set to the registered organization name of the computer. Specifies the default registered user name in the new OS. Specifies the maximum number of connections allowed. The specified number must be in the range between 5 and connections. Applies to the Upgrade Operating System step. Specifies the additional command-line options that are added to Windows Setup during an upgrade. Applies to the Request State Store step.

When the computer account fails to connect to the state migration point, this variable specifies whether the task sequence falls back to use the network access account NAA.

For more information on the network access account, see Accounts. Specifies the number of times that the task sequence step tries to find a state migration point before the step fails. The specified count must be between 0 and Specifies the number of seconds that the task sequence step waits between retry attempts. The number of seconds can be a maximum of 30 characters. The network share or local path name of the folder where the task sequence saves or restores the user state.

There is no default value. Specifies the drive letter of the partition that contains the OS files after the image is applied. Specifies the path to the Windows directory of the installed OS on the reference computer. The task sequence verifies it as a supported OS for capture by Configuration Manager. Set the value of this variable to the language invariant name of time zone.

Set to the time zone of the computer. The workgroup name can be a maximum of 32 characters. Use this variable to address timing issues with the Window 10 in-place upgrade task sequence on high performance devices when Windows setup is complete. When you assign a value in seconds to this variable, the Windows setup process delays that amount of time before it starts the task sequence. This timeout provides the Configuration Manager client additional time to initialize. The following log entries are common examples of this issue that you can remediate with this variable:.

The TSManager component records entries similar to the following errors in the smsts. Windows setup records entries similar to the following errors in the setupcomplete. Applies to the Setup Windows and ConfigMgr step. Specifies the client installation properties that the task sequence uses when installing the Configuration Manager client. If the driver is installed, the path to the driver store is listed.

If the driver is not installed yet, the path to the driver on the servicing host is listed. The architecture of the image that it is installed on. If the driver is not installed yet, the field is reported repeatedly for each supported operating system architecture. You can use operating system package-servicing commands to obtain information about Windows packages. You can also use DISM and package-servicing commands to obtain information about Windows features, either offline or on a running Windows installation.

Install Pending. The package is installed but requires a reboot to complete the pending online actions. Language Pack. The UTC date and time when the installation occurred. If the package is not installed yet, the Install Time field is left blank. The date and time the package was installed. Indicates if the package is installed in the operating system. Possible values include the following:. The package will be installed but requires a reboot to complete pending online actions.

You must boot into the image in order to complete installation of this package. You may have to boot into the image in order to complete the installation of this package.

Many packages can be installed offline entirely. If you attempt to install a package offline and a reboot is required, it will be reported in the log file. You can check the status of a package using the Get-PackageInfo command. A list of custom properties defined in the package manifest file. If there are no custom properties, No custom properties found will be displayed.

If there is no feature in the package, the package identity will be displayed followed by No features found for this package. Enable Pending. The feature will be enabled but requires a reboot to complete pending online actions. Disable Pending. The feature will be disabled but requires a reboot to complete pending online actions. Disabled with Payload Removed. The feature is disabled and its payload has been removed. Only the package metadata is present in the image.

The payload can be restored and the feature can be enabled on demand after the image is deployed. For more information about features on demand, see Configure a Windows Repair Source. You can use the capability servicing command-line options to get information about the Features on Demand in a Windows image.

See Features on Demand for more information. You can use the app package. Provisioned apps will be registered for every user profile that is created for the Windows image. For more information, see App packaging glossary. The international servicing commands can be used to query existing international settings in Windows and Windows PE images.

The "standards and formats" language also referred to as user locale that is set for the default user. The geographical location that is currently set for the operating system. For more information about geographical locations, see Table of Geographical Locations. The value pair for the active keyboard. In the example provided, is the language identifier and is the keyboard identifier.

The value pair for the default keyboard. The type of each installed language pack. For more information, see Add Language Packs to Windows.

This list includes the name of the folder in the distribution share. The language of the actual LP. The other available languages in the distribution are: bg-BG , nl-NL. You can use the edition-servicing commands to obtain information about which editions of Windows are available for upgrade. Target editions are the editions of Windows that you can upgrade to. You can display information about the current edition or the target edition of an offline Windows image or a running operating system.

Application servicing command-line options can be used on a offline image to check the applicability of Microsoft Windows Installer application patches. You can display detailed information about installed MSP patches filtered by patch and application. The package code associates an. The registered display name for the patch. For patches that do not include the DisplayName property in the MsiPatchMetadata table, the returned display name is an empty string.

In this case, the installer can still block the uninstallation if this patch is required by another patch that cannot be uninstalled. Otherwise 0 is reported.

The set of patch transforms applied to the product by the last patch installation.