Package to Upgrade Windows from ISO is Failing (Unexpected Restart)
I have been deploying Windows 11 24H2 as a feature update for the last several months, but there are some machines that just will not upgrade this way. We successfully upgraded a few of these workstations by copying the Win11 24H2 ISO to the workstations and manually running Setup.exe. I've got too many computers remaining to be upgraded this way, so automation.
I created a package that uses the extracted ISO (minus the extra .wim files) as its content. The program uses PSADT to execute Setup.exe /auto upgrade /quiet /eula accept /dynamicupdate disable /noreboot /copylogs "C:\Logs\Microsoft\Win11 24H2\10.0.26100.4946".
The PSADT log shows Setup.exe exited with 0 which I then convert to 3010. It's totally unnecessary because the program is configured "Configuration Manager restarts computer."
I've tested this on two VMs and they were both upgraded to Win11 24H2, but SCCM is reporting that they both failed with "Program failed (unexpected restart). Since SCCM initiated the restart, I'm assuming it's one of the subsequent restarts done by the upgrade process that is breaking this.
Is there any way I can avoid these failures? Should I just ignore them? Is this the most idiotic plan you've ever heard?