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E00770008: Deployment has completed with errors.

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Hi all,

We are testing Acronis Snap Deploy Trial to see if we should buy the product.

We have created a image with Master Image Creator without any errors on a new laptop Dell Latitude E7250.

Now we are trying to use Standalone Utility to transfer the created image to a new laptop Dell Latitude E7250.

 

Every time we try to transfer image we get a error:

 

E00770008: Deployment has completed with errors.

Failed to create Acronis Snap Deploy script.

Error code: 0x330008

$module = "stand_alone_glx_1656"

Tag: 0xEE5A8D016447D65

 

Acronis Snap Deploy 5 is installed on a 256 GB external SSD. Target disk on the Dell Latitude E7250 is a Samsung SSD PM871 mSATA 256 GB.

 

Anyone with some good advice?

Best Regards

Michael Rasmussen

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Hello, Michael

As far as I see, you have already contacted our Support team. I would recommend you to download a Linux-based Bootable media from your Acronis Account (please see the picture).

 

Best regards.

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I have not had a chance to test Snap Deploy bootable media on an NVME PCIE hard drive yet, but I suspect the drivers are not there as they don't exist in the Acronis True Image Linux boot disc (yet) either.  Unfortunately, Snap Deploy bootable media doesn not offer stand-a-lone utility either though :( . I've been told that is "by design" but never why.  I would hope that the drivers in the Linux bootable media woudl be updated more frequently, and if not, that the PE version would allow for stand-a-lone bootable media as well.

The only thing I can suggest at the moment (which, unfortunately costs money too), would be to purchase a license of Acronis Workstation as it too can do SID changing and generaliztion (universal deploy) on the fly with WinPE.   This is another reason why I"m not sure why Snap Deploy WinPE does not have this featue since it does seem to be possible.