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    Hi guys

    I am currently setting up a deployment in MDT. I have configured a vanilla win7.wim deploy and capture task. During the deployment I have a custom script within the task sequence. I have used a script (Johan wrote it) to copy a folder from the deploy root to the "C:\Windows\Setup" folder. 

    Custom script location and name: "DeploymentRoot\Scripts\CustomScripts\CopyDeploymentAssets1.wsf"

    Location where folder to copy is: "DeploymentRoot\Deployment Assets\Scripts"

    Script:

    <job id="CopyDeploymentAssets1.wsf">
<script language="VBScript" src="ZTIUtility.vbs"/>
<script language="VBScript">
Option Explicit 
Dim iRetVal
On Error Resume Next
iRetVal = ZTIProcess
ProcessResults iRetVal
On Error Goto 0
Function ZTIProcess()
 ' Declare the variables
 Dim sSourceFolder
 Dim sTargetFolder
 ' Define Source and Target folders
 sSourceFolder = oEnvironment.Item("DeployRoot") & "\Deployment Assets\Scripts"
 sTargetFolder = "C:\Windows\Setup"
 oLogging.CreateEntry "Copying " & sSourceFolder & " folder to the local machine", LogTypeInfo
 ' Optional progess logging to the task sequence progress bar
 oLogging.ReportProgress "Copying " & sSourceFolder & " folder to the local machine", 20
 ' Do the actual copying
 oFSO.CopyFolder sSourceFolder, sTargetFolder, true
End Function
</script>
</job>

    CL in task sequence: 

    cscript.exe "%scriptroot%\CustomScripts\CopyDeploymentAssets1.wsf"

    Every time i deploy, the task sequence errors out

    BDD Log: http://snipt.org/Amjd3

    Failed to run the action: Copy Additional Deployment Files 1. 
    Incorrect function. (Error: 00000001; Source: Windows TSManager 6/7/2013 4:39:02 PM 2648 (0x0A58)"

    SMS Log: http://pastebin.com/pLvhi6nC

    Does anyone have any suggestions why this is? I have tried adding in the task sequence:

    Commandline: cscript.exe "\CustomScripts\CopyDeploymentAssets1.wsf"

    Start In: %scriptroot%

    But this makes no difference

    Friday, June 07, 2013 3:51 PM
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    Error 1 is usually some type of syntax error.

    rem out the On error Resume next line and rerun it, it may kick out an error telling you what line is incorrect.

    also the space in "Deployment assets" might be tripping you up. Sometimes I have to enclose lines like that in quotes, sometimes not, depending on how it gets parsed.

    If so, try changing it to

    sSourceFolder = Chr(34) & oEnvironment.Item("DeployRoot") & "\Deployment Assets\Scripts" & Chr(34)


    Friday, June 07, 2013 5:30 PM
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    Hi JoeZeppy

    Thanks for your suggestions 

    I tried renaming the "Deployment Assets" folder to "DeploymentAssets" to remove the possibility of an issue with a space. This made no difference. I also rem'd out the on error resume line. Unfortunately the error is still there and no more info in logs.

    I have tested some other scripts in my task sequence that do things such as a delete files or write to reg keys, and they have the same problem/error......

    Friday, June 07, 2013 9:37 PM
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    Hi Tee-Eff,

    I am not testing, but your script seems to locate under sub folder. So ZTIutility is not there.

    Modify your line 2 like this and try it. 

    <script language="VBScript" src="..\ZTIUtility.vbs"/>

    Saturday, June 22, 2013 9:50 AM
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    Norihiko is right.

    If your script were in the root of the scripts folder it should work, but since you have it in a custom folder the line should look like

    <script language="VBScript" src="..\ZTIUtility.vbs"/>

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    Saturday, June 22, 2013 11:24 AM
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    Yup, I'd say that's it.
    Monday, June 24, 2013 12:05 AM
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