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    Upgrading ConfigMgr 2007 SP2 BETA to RC

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    By Ronni Pedersen on September 3, 2009 Uncategorized

    This scenario is NOT supported, but I did it anyway, and so far everything seems to be running just fine. This upgrade was done in test environment and I don’t recommend doing this in production, unless you’re a TAP customer.

    Uninstalling Windows Automated Installation Kit

    Before running setup, you need to uninstall the previous RC version of Windows AIK.

    Click Start, and type Programs and Features, and press Enter.

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    Select Windows Automated Installation Kit, and click Uninstall.

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    Click Yes.

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    Click Allow.

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    Click Yes to restart the server.

    Log in as Administrator.

    Installing System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP2 RC

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    Click Configuration Manager 2007 SP2, to start the installation.

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    Click Continue.

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    Click Next.

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    Click Next.

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    Select I accept these license terms, and click Next.

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    Click Next.

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    Click Next.

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    Specify the Alternate path, and click Next. The folder must exist and should be empty.

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    Get some coffee.

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    Click OK.

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    Click Next.

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    Click Yes.

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    Click Begin Iinstall.

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    More coffee…

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    Click Next.

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    Click Finish.

    Updating the Boot Images

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    Start the console and navigate to Operating System Deployment and Select Boot Images.

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    Right-Click the Boot image (x86), and click Properties.

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    Select the Images tab, and verify that the OS version is 6.1.7600.16385. (Otherwise click Reload).

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    Select the Windows PE tab, and select Enable command support (testing only), if required.

    Click OK.

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    Click Yes.

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    Click Next.

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    Click Close.

    Repeat this step on the Boot Image (x64).

    That’s is… You are now running a fully unsupported version of Configuration Manager 2007 SP2 RC… :o)

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