windows 7 with automated pool non-persistent

[hama007]

i have a problem with windows 7 automated pool non-persistent

my parent vm for the pool runs good

now i create a snapshot and the pool

i logged in the view client and than i connect to the windows 7 view vm

when i logged in windows 7, i have the message "you must restart your computer for updates to take effect"

it´s not a message from "windows update", the service not running

[geddam]

This is not a generic message from VMware view....Are you sure you turned off automatic updates....Can you post a screenshot

Thanks,,

Ramesh. Geddam,

VCP 3&4, MCTS(Hyper-V), SNIA SCP.

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[hama007]

yes, windows updates are disable

i have tested once more

i have this problem only on a workstation with xp, on my pc i have viste, i haven´t this message when i connect to my view vm!

[Poort443]

It's not a message from Windows Update, but a result from finding new hardware. The new hardware is the delta disk, that 's created by Composer. I have the same issue, and was unable to really solve it. Should be fixed when W7 is officially supported..

My workaround is now a post script in the pool that reboots the VM when Composer is finished. (shutdown /r /d P:0:0 /t 0)

Regards,

-Poort.

[hama007]

thank you for the info

who can do this with a script?

[Poort443]

Actually, that single line in my previous post is my script. So I just put "shutdown /r /d P:0:0 /t 0" in a batchfile called "Post.bat". I than kickoff this script in the pool under QuickPrep settings \ Post synchronization script. I put it in a directory on the local filesystem of the VM.

Regards,

-Poort

[hama007]

standard by create the view vm from replica autmatic reboot, but no reboot after this

[Poort443]

I don't quite get your question. Does the post script not work?

-Poort

[hama007]

i don´t know

without script, after create the view vm (windows 7), vm reboot 1x automaticly

with script, vm reboot 1x