"Resealing in progress..." pop-up after UpdateRollup1

I recently updated my build to UpdateRollup1 and now I am seeing a
"Resealing in progress..." pop-up window appear on the first boot
AFTER I manually perform a reseal. I use a RunOnce call to run a
batch script that sets up a bunch of stuff and then reseals with a
"fbreseal.exe -autologon -keepmounted -keepuser -keepnet" command.
Previously I've deployed the image that results from the shutdown
immediately after the reseal but now if I do that there's a pop-up
window that comes up on the first boot for the 'deployed' image that
says "Resealing in progress...". Does anybody know why this now shows
up and what I can do to hide it? While it's not harmful, this window
is undesirable because it will be seen by our users on the first boot
after an upgrade.

Travisr,

I am seeing the same. Have you found a resolve?

"travisr" wrote:

> I recently updated my build to UpdateRollup1 and now I am seeing a
> "Resealing in progress..." pop-up window appear on the first boot
> AFTER I manually perform a reseal. I use a RunOnce call to run a
> batch script that sets up a bunch of stuff and then reseals with a
> "fbreseal.exe -autologon -keepmounted -keepuser -keepnet" command.
> Previously I've deployed the image that results from the shutdown
> immediately after the reseal but now if I do that there's a pop-up
> window that comes up on the first boot for the 'deployed' image that
> says "Resealing in progress...". Does anybody know why this now shows
> up and what I can do to hide it? While it's not harmful, this window
> is undesirable because it will be seen by our users on the first boot
> after an upgrade.
>
>

Update: If I use the fbreseal from XPe SP2 on the FP2007 + Rollup, it seems
to work OK. Maybe this will work for you as well.



"PjS" wrote:

> Travisr,
>
> I am seeing the same. Have you found a resolve?
>
> "travisr" wrote:
>
> > I recently updated my build to UpdateRollup1 and now I am seeing a
> > "Resealing in progress..." pop-up window appear on the first boot
> > AFTER I manually perform a reseal. I use a RunOnce call to run a
> > batch script that sets up a bunch of stuff and then reseals with a
> > "fbreseal.exe -autologon -keepmounted -keepuser -keepnet" command.
> > Previously I've deployed the image that results from the shutdown
> > immediately after the reseal but now if I do that there's a pop-up
> > window that comes up on the first boot for the 'deployed' image that
> > says "Resealing in progress...". Does anybody know why this now shows
> > up and what I can do to hide it? While it's not harmful, this window
> > is undesirable because it will be seen by our users on the first boot
> > after an upgrade.
> >
> >