error -2147467259 0x80004005 interrupts operating system deployment with MDT

MDT LTI

FAILURE (5616): 1: Verify BCDBootEx

Litetouch deployment failed, Return Code = -2147467259 0x80004005

Failed to save environment to (80070057)

Failed to run the action:  Install Operating System.

Unknown error (error 000015F0; Source: Unknown)

The execution of the group (Install) has failed and the execution has aborted.  An action failed.

Operation aborted (Error: 80004004: Source:  Windows)

Failed to run the last action: Install Operating System.  Execution of task sequence failed.

Unknown error (Error: 000015F0: Source: Unknown)

Task Sequence Engine Failed:  Code:  enExecutionFail

Task sequence execution failed with error code:  80004005

Error Task Sequence Manager failed to execute task sequence.  Code 0x80004005.

Possible solution: check spaces in UNC path MDT DeploymentShare and delete them if they are:

MDT Deployment Share properties

5 thoughts on “error -2147467259 0x80004005 interrupts operating system deployment with MDT”

  1. Thank you very much! I can’t believe I overlooked that and now my deployment is going. I forgot I created the share, but forgot to put the $ to make it hidden. Once I corrected that, it installed successfully.

  2. I have the same issue but I have no spaces…any other possible reasons?
    I also note that I get another error when I try and edit the unattended.xml file “invalid data”.
    Sounds to me like a corrupt wim file but I’ve done this 3 times now and always get the same error.

    1. I had similar error, I updated all software but that did not fix it. I also checked the wim file: was ok. Used the iso to install without using MDT: also fine.
      In MDT I then disabled “Apply patches” under “Preinstall” in my task sequence and now it works.
      I ‘ll have to investigate why the patching gives that error.

  3. I just had a share get corrupted. I copied all the files from it to another share and it started working just fine. After hours and hours of troubleshooting, found that solution on another forum. Might be worth a try.

  4. When you update a deployment share, make sure you check the share and security permissions. I’ve noticed that they sometimes reset to default, and any permissions added (for the share) have to be reapplied.

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