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Resolve Win10 encapsulation error: "Sysprep cannot verify your Windows installation"

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-02 17:31:10 10月05日 Update

Win10 1709 MDT encapsulation error

Recently, when I was performing MDT encapsulation, I encountered the problem that Win10 could not be encapsulated after the software was installed and updated. I will share the debugging process with you below!

1. A Sysprep error is prompted when performing MDT encapsulation. The message is as follows:

2. Execute Sysprep on your computer manually and report the error "Sysprep cannot verify your Windows installation", as follows:

3. Follow the prompts to find the LOG file

4. If it cannot be enabled directly due to permission problems, it is recommended that COPY come out and check it again.

5. After opening the LOG file, an error is found: a certain Package installed is targeted at the user and cannot be provided to all users, so the encapsulation fails, as shown below:

6. Use the PowerShell command: Get-AppxPackage to find the Package and view the Package content. After determining the need, you can directly use the command: Get-AppxPackage Packagename | Remove-AppxPackage to delete the Package!

7. Uninstall the affected Package and encapsulate it again. If the same error persists, repeat the above operations until all the Package affecting the encapsulation is deleted and re-encapsulated.

8. If Syspre still prompts a Package error, but cannot find the relevant information about this Package with Get-AppxPackage, it means that the Package is installed under another user. Please delete the unused user profile. The method is not described here!

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