PENDING Dell Latitude 3190 2 in 1s not imaging correctly

[thatguydyl]

I am dealing with a strange issue right now. We have multiple Dell Latitude models that have imaged successfully. We also have some Dell Latitude 3190s that have imaged successfully. However, the majority of the Dell Latitude 3190s will not image. It will go through the task sequence very slowly, but when completed, it goes directly to the Windows 11 setup screen. I believe I have injected the correct drivers. I have been stuck on this for a long time and could really use some help on this. I do not know much about SCCM as it is. Thank you!

 

[jstanwick]

I am dealing with a strange issue right now. We have multiple Dell Latitude models that have imaged successfully. We also have some Dell Latitude 3190s that have imaged successfully. However, the majority of the Dell Latitude 3190s will not image. It will go through the task sequence very slowly, but when completed, it goes directly to the Windows 11 setup screen. I believe I have injected the correct drivers. I have been stuck on this for a long time and could really use some help on this. I do not know much about SCCM as it is. Thank you!

Did you ever get a solution for this? What was the error, I have Dell 3310, 3140, and 3190 that imaged ok , but now getting error on the Setup Windows and Configuration Manager TS step. Gives errors 0x80070643 and MOF/WMI problem 0x80040154 on WMI registration (like not ready) other models and the newer dells we have image fine.

 

[vik74]

I am dealing with a strange issue right now. We have multiple Dell Latitude models that have imaged successfully. We also have some Dell Latitude 3190s that have imaged successfully. However, the majority of the Dell Latitude 3190s will not image. It will go through the task sequence very slowly, but when completed, it goes directly to the Windows 11 setup screen. I believe I have injected the correct drivers. I have been stuck on this for a long time and could really use some help on this. I do not know much about SCCM as it is. Thank you!

Are you using PXE and UDI when imaging machines?
If yes - I would check this after PXE booting - BUT before starting the actual imaging process:
Open command prompt (SHIFT + F10)

Run ipconfig - do you have a valid ip address?
If no - you need to import and add the correct network driver for 3190 to your boot image.
If yes
Run diskpart - list disk
Do you see your harddisk listed?
If no - you need to import and add the correct storage driver for 3190 to your boot image.