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Unable To Create Image Receive Restarting DHCP client Service Error

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Hello all.  I'm working on grabbing an image of a Lenovo M70e Desktop system running Windows 7 64 bit.  Using Altiris 7.1.  I created a job that runs 3 tasks:

Prepare for Image Capture

Create Image

Reboot to Production.

I was able to run this job on another system just fine but now with thie system I pass step one but on the second one it boots to Windows PE and I get the following on the screen

Initializing network…

Starting the network…

Loading drivers…

Using dynamic IP…

Configuaring WinPE firewall…

                Firewall disabled.

Establishing network connection…

Vailidating network connection (-169.254)…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 1…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 2…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 3…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 4…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 5…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 6…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 7…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 8…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 9…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 10…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 11…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 12…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 13…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 14…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 15…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 16…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 17…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 18…

                Restarting DHCP client service: retry 19…

                Could not aquire IP address.

Upon some research I found suggestions regarding the NIC drivers not being setup.  So I went to lenovo and extracted the drivers into a folder.  I then went into the console and under Driver Management in the preboot tab clicked ADD and pointed to that folder.  It seems like it worked as I can now see the Marvel driver in the list.

Afte that I went to Preboot Configurations and clicked Recreate Preboot Environment. 

After that I ran the job again but it keeps getting stuck in the spot above.  Any help on what i'm missing would truly be appreciated.


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