Re: RIS detected two computers with same GUID
- From: Mario Schmidt <mario.schmidt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 08 Jun 2007 10:32:38 +0200
Jordan schrieb:
Most of my computers came pre-setup from the factory, however with all the updates to various packages we have done over the past couple of years I thought it would be best just to scrap the computers and start from scratch on each hard drive.
I setup a RIS image for all my computers and set a bunch of software to install to the computers via Group Policies in AD. Most all the computers went flawlessly, but somehow I have two computers that have the same GUID???
I thought that part of the GUID was the MAC address so how could it be possible for two computers to have the same GUID? The funny thing is that these two computers have slightly different mother boards which makes it even more unlikely that their GUID's would be the same.
No. It' s even more likely! Because if the MoBo manufacturer gets things wrong on a MoBo Series, the boards are the same and with same GUID.
I for example have an ASUS M2N32-SLI Deluxe with guess what GUID?
-> 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Funny, isn' t it?
Is there a way to change the GUID in the bios?
Try BIOS update. If its a known bug, it would be solved by this.
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