It is a WinPE bootable (offline mode) media and it is 235MB. I was able to create a bootable media (CD/DVD set) on the SCCM server but not able to do so on my Windows XP SP3 (both USB-8GB or CD/DVD). I have a 30GB free space on my C Drive. I did the followings: a. Clean the temp files under profiles and windows\temp b. Reinstalled SCCM Admin Console c. Diskpart USB disk and made bootable d. Checked all the Share and Security permissions (computer account and Network Access Account found on both places) It used to work before but after i created a test Branch DP, it is giving me this issue. Any help appreciated. Thank you.

yes i did checked the 'Manage auditing and security log' settings but still getting the same error message as below. Only on my Windows XP SP3 machine while creating a bootable Task Sequence media (USB or ISO image). "Errors Error creating media. Error message is : The system cannot find the file specified.. Please refer to CreateTsMedia.log to get details." CreateTsMedia log file: <![LOG[Successfully staged files to make media bootable]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="bootsystem.cpp:1691"> <![LOG[After executing state - fsVolumeSpaceRemaining= 8796093022002 Mb]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="mediagenerator.cpp:351"> <![LOG[-------------------------------------------]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="mediagenerator.cpp:352"> <![LOG[-------------------------------------------]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="mediagenerator.cpp:345"> <![LOG[Staging base files]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="mediagenerator.cpp:346"> <![LOG[Before executing state - fsVolumeSpaceRemaining= 8796093022002 Mb]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="mediagenerator.cpp:347"> <![LOG[StageBaseFiles::Execute()]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="stagebasefiles.cpp:527"> <![LOG[Failed to create media (0x80070002)]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="3" thread="4380" file="createtsmedia.cpp:221"> <![LOG[CreateTsMedia failed with error 0x80070002, details=""]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="createtsmedia.cpp:229"> <![LOG[MediaGenerator::~MediaGenerator()]LOG]!><time="08:57:20.895+240" date="03-29-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4380" file="mediagenerator.cpp:206"> Thank you.

I was able to use DISM to update the boot image. Now everything is working fine as before except unable to create a Task Sequence Media (iso image or usb disk) from Windows XP SP3 machine. It is working on SCCM 2007 Server though. Thank you.

Error code 2 = "The system cannot find the file specified." When creating boot media, this is usually indicative of driver files no longer available -- drivers are injected from their original source location, not the package source files. Thus if you've deleted these original source files or re-arranged them, you will no longer be able to update your boot media.Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | Twitter @JasonSandys

yes i did removed all the drivers from the boot image (properties-->WinPE tab). so how/where i can get back the original source (boot.wim) from SCCM 2007, please.

I am having an issues in creating a bootable media as I found an error in CreateTsMedia.log file as below. Any ideas please? Successfully staged files to make media bootable]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.185+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="bootsystem.cpp:1691"> <![LOG[After executing state - fsVolumeSpaceRemaining= 6968 Mb]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="mediagenerator.cpp:351"> <![LOG[-------------------------------------------]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="mediagenerator.cpp:352"> <![LOG[-------------------------------------------]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="mediagenerator.cpp:345"> <![LOG[Staging base files]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="mediagenerator.cpp:346"> <![LOG[Before executing state - fsVolumeSpaceRemaining= 6968 Mb]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="mediagenerator.cpp:347"> <![LOG[StageBaseFiles::Execute()]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="stagebasefiles.cpp:527"> <![LOG[Failed to create media (0x80070002)]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="3" thread="4272" file="createtsmedia.cpp:221"> <![LOG[CreateTsMedia failed with error 0x80070002, details=""]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="createtsmedia.cpp:229"> <![LOG[MediaGenerator::~MediaGenerator()]LOG]!><time="14:35:04.201+240" date="03-22-2012" component="CreateTsMedia" context="" type="1" thread="4272" file="mediagenerator.cpp:206"> Thank you.

I think you can to go to boot images node in SCCM console and create a new boot image. You will need to point the wizard to where in the WAIK installation on your site winpe.wim file is located.

Have you checked 'Manage auditing and security log' settings? Further info here - http://blog.danovich.com.au/2011/12/08/error-creating-sccm-ts-media/My Microsoft Core Infrastructure & Systems Management blog - blog.danovich.com.au

how big is the overall media going to be ? (image plus all applications), if it's over 6.9GB in size that would explain it as that's what you have free space on c:\, so is it ? Step by Step ConfigMgr 2007 Guides | Step by Step ConfigMgr 2012 Guides | I'm on Twitter > ncbrady