MDT LITETOUCH Win 7 Deployment

Hey Yall,
My windows 7 deployment via MDT Litetouch sometimes tries to login as domain\correctusername which it should be local\correctusername while going through the task sequence. I have to manually login during some installations to the local admin so the task
sequence will keep rolling. I believe this has something to do with it is pulling GROUP POLICY after one of the reboots and it is interfering with my deployment. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

MDT needs to login as a local administrator in order to complete installation.
By default MDT will setup the AutoAdminLogon to use the local administrator account.
If you disable, or join a domain that disables the local administrator account through group policy, that will break MDT installation.
The recommended solution is to create a OU that does *not* have any group policies that break AutoAdminLogon to the local administrator account, and join to that OU first. ... THEN... move machines some time later from the first "install" OU to the full
OU.
Keith Garner - Principal Consultant [owner] -
http://DeploymentLive.com

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