Password Protect Task Sequence

Question

I went all out on this one, and may have over done it.
I have created a program that will prompt the user for their AD username/password, and verifies that they are in the "MDT Users" group.  I have created a package and program for this but I'm having problems adding it to my task sequence.
I can't add it to the task sequence if the program is set to allow user interaction, but without it, I can't enter my password!
Does running something from the command line get me around this issue?

Answer 1

I have been working at implementing an HTA file to password protect my SCCM 2012 R2 task sequences as discussed
here and various places throughout the web. I a looking for some clarification why the "Use Toolkit Package" is needed in the task sequence before the .WSF script (below) can run? I assume it is because it is calling the ZTIutility.vbs script which
is part of MDT, but I don't understand what is actually happening. Could someone explain?
 <job id="setEnv">
<script language="VBScript"
src="..\ZTIUtility.vbs"/>
<script language="VBScript">
Dim oTSProgressUI set oTSProgressUI
= CreateObject("Microsoft.SMS.TSProgressUI") oTSProgressUI.CloseProgressDialog()
On error resume next Dim fso,
WShell, oFile Set
WShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set fso = CreateObject("scripting.filesystemobject") scriptroot
= oEnvironment.Item("SCRIPTROOT")
MsgBox "Please click OK to shutdown the computer.",0,
"Task Sequence Aborted" WShell.Run
"wpeutil shutdown",0,
True </script> </job>
Also, it there any other way to gracefully shut down the task sequence with out integrating MDT into SCCM to get the "Use Toolkit Package" option?
--Tony