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#MPTOOL UWP INSTALLATION FAILURE INSTALL#
#MPTOOL UWP INSTALLATION FAILURE UPGRADE#
#MPTOOL UWP INSTALLATION FAILURE WINDOWS 10#
#MPTOOL UWP INSTALLATION FAILURE CODE#

Sysprep fails with the following error in the setupact.log: Error SYSPRP Sysprep_Clean_Validate_Opk: Audit mode can’t be turned on if there is an active scenario.

#MPTOOL UWP INSTALLATION FAILURE WINDOWS 10#

Sysprep Audit Mode Can’t be Turned on if There is an Active ScenarioĪnother Sysprep error occurs in new Windows 10 builds (1909, 20H2, 21H1). Restart the computer and run Sysprep again.

#MPTOOL UWP INSTALLATION FAILURE INSTALL#

This will cause Sysprep to assume that this copy of Windows is installed in a clean install mode.

Then go to the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\Status\SysprepStatus and change the parameter of the CleanupState key to 7.

#MPTOOL UWP INSTALLATION FAILURE UPGRADE#

Find the registry parameter named Upgrade and delete it.

Open the Registry Editor (regedit.exe) and go to the following registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup.

However, there is a way to bypass this requirement: It is recommended to use an image with clean installation of Windows 10. Microsoft doesn’t recommend to run a Sysprep on Windows image that has been upgraded from a previous version of Windows. SYSPRP ActionPlatform::LaunchModule: Failure occurred while executing ‘Sysprep_Clean_Validate_Opk’ from C:\Windows\System32\spopk.dll dwRet = 0x139f You can only run Sysprep on a custom (clean) install version of Windows. If your Windows 10 image is upgraded from a previous version (Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 SP1), you should receive an error in the setupact.log file when trying to run Sysprep:Įrror SYSPRP spopk.dll:: Sysprep will not run on an upgraded OS. Also delete all local user profiles, only the local administrator profile should remain.

This prevent Microsoft Store from automatic updating apps. In addition, unplug the Internet connection or disable Automatic Updates in Audit mode before you create the image. You should remove all non-standard UWP Microsoft Store applications. The next time Sysprep might fail in another UWP package. If Sysprep still refuses to proceed, you need to remove this provision package from your Windows image: Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackageName 'SomeAppName_1.2.3.500_圆4_8we4y23f8b4ws' Reboot the computer and try to run Sysprep again. Or remove the APPX for all users: Remove-AppxPackage -Package 'SomeAppName_1.2.3.500_圆4_8we4y23f8b4ws' -AllUsers If any of local user have this package Installed, remove that user if not needed. Run the PowerShell command: Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | ? Ĭheck the PackageUserInformation value. If the UWP app is installed for a different user account, you need to remove it from the other users’ profiles.

Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackageName SomeAppName_1.2.3.500_圆4_8we4y23f8b4ws Try to remove this app package using the PowerShell commands (run the command in the PowerShell console as Administrator) Get-AppxPackage –Name *SomeAppName* | Remove-AppxPackage This means that you manually installed modern UWP (APPS) Apps from the Windows Store, or incorrectly uninstalled a certain app.

#MPTOOL UWP INSTALLATION FAILURE CODE#

This package will not function properly in the sysprep image.Įrror SYSPRP Failed to remove apps for the current user: 0x80073cf2.Įxit code of RemoveAllApps thread was 0x3cf2 Error SYSPRP Package SomeAppName_1.2.3.500_圆4_8we4y23f8b4ws was installed for a user, but not provisioned for all users.