Mount the ISO and you see all the feature on demands for the different languages. There is a simple fix for this you can add into the task sequence.ĭownload the ISO “Windows 10 Features on Demand” for the version of windows 10 you are deploying If you have deployed en-US Windows 10 and you have the unattend.xml change the locale to something else (in this example en-GB) it will want to download these feature on demand for en-GB. Sometimes these features on demand will not download and install and we probably don t want all of our machines reaching out to for them anyway. Under setting we can see that Windows is trying to download and install these features from the internet.
I ended up doing it a different way: downloading the Features on Demand DVD ISO from the Volume Licensing Service Center (in my case, SW_DVD9_NTRL_Win_10_1903_64Bit_MultiLang_FOD_1_X22-01658.ISO), mounting the ISO and using this modified version of Martin Bengtsson’s script to install the components from that ISO without contacting Windows Update.We sometimes see this problem when deploying Windows 10 at first log in Some solutions online seemed to suggest temporarily switching the Windows Update source in the registry to Windows Update (online) rather than WSUS, but editing the registry this way and upsetting the software update system seemed… unwise. The CBS.log showed: CBS Exec: Failed to download FOD from WU, retry onece. The process of pulling the RSAT bits down from Windows Update in my experience was not succeeding – perhaps because the SCCM WSUS instance did not have them.
Installing the Remote System Administration Tools on a Windsystem that uses System Center Configuration Manager to receive Windows updates seems to be challenging.
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