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I can confirm that the same laptops running Windows 10 version 1703 do not have this issue when creating a master image, so there appears to be a compatibility issue with Windows 10 version 1709 (Fall Creators Update) and Snap Deploy 5 master image creator.General schedule for supporting new Operating Systems (Windows/Mac): I have tried changing SATA configuration from AHCI, disabling secure boot, and launching Snap Deploy media using Legacy boot instead of UEFI, but the main Windows OS partition remains listed as "Unknown" or "None". I have also replicated this issue with Dell Latitude 7480 hardware.

Snap Deploy allows me to continue without warning and create the master image, but if I try to deploy the newly created master image to the same hardware using the same version 1755 bootable media I receive the same error "Deployment has completed with errors" and the deployment fails. I also tried using standalone Acronis Snap Deploy 5 version 1755 bootable media but when I launch the master image creator the main Windows OS Partition is listed as "None" and the Type is listed as "None". Snap Deploy allows me to continue, but gives the warning "Some volumes contain errors and can be imaged only sector-by-sector." If I try to deploy the newly created master image to the same hardware using the same bootable media I receive the error "Deployment has completed with errors" and the deployment fails. I am using standalone Acronis Snap Deploy 5 version 1749 bootable media but when I launch the master image creator the main Windows OS Partition is listed as "Unknown" and the Type is listed as "FS: 'Unknown' Partition: 0x0 (Unused)". I'm having the same issue trying to creating a master image from a Lenovo Thinkpad T470s computer running Windows 10 version 1709. I have tried the sector by sector and had no luck, so I will be interested if you have any luck. Sounds exactly the same, we are only making simple changes, nothing to bios or serious system changes. Snap deploy says it can continue, but only if I let it to a sector by sector image.
#Checkpoint vpn download windows 1703 install
The only thing I've done is install our company software. Trying to make a master, and the C-Drive is "Unknown", file system also says "unknown". "I'm having the same thing come up with brand new Dell lat's 5480.
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If I take the machine and uninstall any software (usually we uninstall default HP software) and then install our company software on it (simple stuff like Microsoft office and checkpoint VPN) then the drive starts showing up as the unknown partition. Out of the box if I image the laptop with its factory settings the machine shows up fine.

The issue occurs when any change is made to the original OS. "What types of changes are you making and where, that causes issues (configuration of the task in the SD5 console, changes during the deployment, changes to the drive after the image is deployed)? A change to the bios settings?"
