Permission to create bootable media

what are the needed permissions needed for a user to create a bootable media? We are encountering the error "Error invoking WMI method SMS_Site.SubmitRegistrationRecord (0x80041001)" The user who is creating the bootable media was already part
of the local administrators group of the machine

Hi,
You need to take a look at the SMSPROV.log file to see why the registration failed.
For more information, please review the link below：
How to Deploy Operating Systems by Using Media in Configuration Manager
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh397285.aspx#BKMK_CreateBootableMedia
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