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‎04-20-2017 04:58 AM

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Product: t520 thin client
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit)

Hi, i have a bunch of thin clients that are stuck at a reboot loop for a windows update. I know the write filter should have been disabled before hand but it wasn't. The write filter being use is a EWF. Is there a boot disk or some way to disable the write filter without having to reimage the thin clients? I can not find anything to help with this at all. I have tried safe mode and it says the updates failed and tries to revert back from the updates and makes it reboot.

 

This is windows 7 embedded standard 32bit

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