Windows 10: Windows 10 Custom Image Problem.

We have just created a custom Windows 10 image, sysprep'd and then captured it.

However, we are experiencing issues after deploying the image and then joining to the domain. Once joined to the domain and logged in with a domain user account, when you reboot the computer sticks on "Please wait for Local Session Manager" when starting up again and never gets to the log-in screen. It is possible to RDP onto the machine while it is stuck with the above message. If we only log in as a local user this works fine, the problem only starts happening after the first login with a domain account.

When RDP'd onto the machine we can de-join the domain and reboot and the problem goes away until we re-join the domain again.

This is happening on every machine we deploy to.

Any ideas/help would be appreciated...

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Can I uninstall Windows 10 64bit and load the 32bit instead.

Yes, you will have to perform a custom install if you decide to downgrade to 32 bit Windows 10. If your machine has supported drivers for Windows 10 32 bit, it should not be a problem.

Just in case, perform a backup before initiating the custom install:

[*]How
to: Create a system image in Windows 10
[*]How
to restore a Windows 10 system image to an existing or larger storage device

Follow instructions for performing a custom install:

How to: Perform a custom installation of Windows

 

custom Refresh Image and create System image

You tell me I can which is good to know but exactly how?

Jon

 

Is your server / domain controller running an older version of Windows Server (2003 or 2008)? If yes sometimes it's really this simple: on affected Windows 10 workstations, sign in with a local user, disable Remote Assistance, sign out, sign in with domain credentials.

I am not saying this solves your issue; I am just suggesting something worth to try.