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OOBE not run after sysprep, only a login screen is displayed

jp flag

I try to prepare a Windows 10 21H1 installation with sysprep for imaging. I activated OOBE and generalize. Sysprep says that it was successful, but it ran to quick and the log file (setupact.log) ends abrubtly, see below.

The problem is that after a reboot I'm not presented with the OOBE first run setup stuff but just with the login screen for "other user" and I can't login there.

The panther directory has an empty setuperr.log and setupact.log contains two warnings, no errors and a lot of entries like this at the end:

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2021-08-12 10:07:51, Warning                      TapiSysPrep.dll:RetainTapiLocations:RegQueryValueEx() returned 2
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2021-08-12 10:08:15, Warning               SYSPRP SPPNP: Failed to configure oem31.inf (fn.inf). Err = 0x430
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2021-08-12 10:08:19, Info                  SYSPRP SPPNP: Configured oem53.inf (wiman.inf).
2021-08-12 10:08:19, Info                  SYSPRP SPPNP: Configured oem54.inf (qmuxmdm.inf).
in flag
Have you tried to dump your driver store and figure out which driver is in oem31.inf (fn.inf) and then uninstall that driver before sysprep?
Sethos II avatar
jp flag
@NiKiZe Thank you for your tip, that seems to work. The file `fn.inf` belongs to `Lenovo Fn and function keys` or just `Fn and function keys`. I wouldn't have expected that this warning and in particular this driver is the cause. Can you post your comment as an answer?
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in flag

Since the warning is about a driver, investigate the driver store with dism /Online /Get-Drivers

Search for oem31.inf and/or fn.inf and try to uninstall that device before sysprep.

If confirmed it is the driver that is the culprit, the fun with trying to understand why starts. (But maybe that is a non issue if the driver just reinstalls after first login)

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