Image not displaying in the Task Sequence Wizard. SCCM2012

This is my question, so I will post the link here.
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/925727-image-not-displaying-in-the-task-sequence-wizard-sccm2012
Bryan
I captured an image from a PC that I am preparing to be deployed with Office 365. Once I captured
the image, I went to the software library to add the operating system image. That seemed to go on without any issue, but when I look at the summary, I see the big yellow globe saying "in progress" it has not changed since yesterday afternoon.
I then created the task sequence for this image
to be deployed under Software Library, Task Sequences. When I selected the references tab, everything seemed to be in order with the exception of the "operating system image" under type. It was/is showing 0.0% Compliance.

So, the problem described in the other forum post does not match the title of this thread. Are you trying to address two different things? These are unrelated btw.
For the issue in the other thread, you'll have to troubleshoot your content distribution to the selected DP. The distmgr.log and pkgxfermgr.log (assuming you chose to distribute the image to a DP directly attached to your primary site) are the places to
start and will show you exactly what's going on.
As for the title of this thread, we'll need a lot more info to help you there.
Finally, I would suggest you copy your questions from other sources into the thread -- this will help other folks in the future that may stumble upon this thread and will prevent any confusion.
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys

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