Hallo,
welchen Productkey verwendet ihr? OEM, Volume etc?
Solltet ihr mehrere zur Auswahl haben, habt ihr diesen schon geändert und anschließen noch einmal syprep ausgeführt?
Schau dir mal diesen Blog an:
http://blog.cema.de/2009/10/sysprep-1-2-3-vorbei.html
(auch wenn das keine erfreuliche Info sein wird)
Aus der Technet:
(was ich daraus lese, wenn du erstmal ream auf 0 stehen hast, nützt dir auch ein SkipRearm nichts mehr)
Resetting Windows Activation
When you install Windows with a single license product key, you have 30 days during which you must activate that installation of Windows. If you do not activate Windows within the 30 day period and do not reset the activation clock, Windows will enter RFM
(Reduced Functionality Mode). This mode prevents users from logging on to the computer until Windows is activated.
There is no limit to the number of times Sysprep can run on a computer. However, the clock for Windows Product Activation begins its countdown the first time Windows starts. You can use the
sysprep /generalize command to reset Windows Product Activation a maximum of three times. After the third time you run the
sysprep /generalize command, the clock can no longer be reset.
When you run the sysprep /generalize command, the activation clock will automatically reset. You can bypass resetting the activation clock by using the SkipRearm setting in the Microsoft-Windows-Security-Licensing-SLC component. This enables
you to run Sysprep multiple times without resetting the activation clock. For more information about this setting, see the
Unattended Windows Setup Reference.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766514(WS.10).aspx
MVP - Group Policy http://matthiaswolf.blogspot.com/
