Just a wild guess, but maybe resetting some environment variables might help?

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> On Dec 31, 2015, at 5:14 PM, Miller, Todd <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I am trying to take a machine that is Legacy BIOS and switch it to UEFI 
> during a bare metal install.  So take a machine out of the box and end up 
> with a UEFI enabled, GPT partitioned, bitlockered, Windows 7sp1 x64 
> deployment (fully automated)
>  
>  
> So the system boots in Legacy bios to a USB Stick with the WinPE 5.1 64bit 
> boot image.  Then I am using Dell tools to switch the Firmware to UEFI mode.  
> Then I repartition the disk in the GPT format.  Then I want to reboot the 
> task sequence to boot into UEFI mode from the newly GPT partitioned disk.  My 
> problem is that “Restart Computer” task step refuses to stage the WinPE image 
> on that GPT partitioned disk.
>  
> The error says that disk C: is on a GPT disk, but the system is MBR.  It is 
> unable to see that I have just switched the Firmware to UEFI and so it is 
> refusing to stage WinPE on that GPT partition.   I would have sworn I had 
> this working, but now it is broken.  Can TSCore.dll be made to reevaluate the 
> Firmware state so it can see that the Firmware has been switched to UEFI?
>  
> Any ideas on how to trick “Restart Computer” step into staging the WinPE 
> image to the boot drive – even though it thinks the partitioning scheme is 
> wrong?  It isn’t realty wrong… if it would just stage it and reboot, it would 
> boot OK.
>  
>  
>  
> SCCM 2012R2Cu4, OSD+MDT2013, deploying Windows 7sp1 x64, boot image is WinPE 
> 5.1 based.
>  
>  
> My other solution would be to force the desktop support staff to go in an 
> manually set the BIOS to UEFI mode and then restart the process, but that is 
> unreliable since it is not automated.
> 
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