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‎06-24-2025 10:19 PM

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Product: HP ZBook Ultra G1a
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hi

 

Notebook model: HP ZBook Ultra G1a

Only by disabling secure boot can I get vanilla Windows 11 installed on this laptop.

However after re-enabling secure boot it enters the 'Automatic Repair' loop.

We were trying vanilla because our SCCM task sequence for our gold image would again result in the Automatic Repair loop.

Also tried importing the drivers during the task sequence build but again the Automatic Repair kicks in.

Came across this OSD Image Failure - HP ZBook Ultra G1a AI Laptop - Usage and Config / OSD - BigFix Forum where someone else was having a similar issue with this model notebook.

Any ideas why this may be happening?

Regards

 

 

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‎06-25-2025 01:25 AM

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UPDATE - looks like a colleague has figured it out, by basically having multiple driver packs for this model injected into the install.wim.  So far so good we have a stable vanilla Windows 11 Education installed.

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‎06-25-2025 01:25 AM

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UPDATE - looks like a colleague has figured it out, by basically having multiple driver packs for this model injected into the install.wim.  So far so good we have a stable vanilla Windows 11 Education installed.

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