Good Afternoon all, I know there is some logic when updating the source files for an application that can differentiate installing onto a 32 bit system or a 64 bit system, and also that there are detection methods to determine if something is installed. What I would like to know (or if anyone has done this) is how you can appropriately use logic to determine which software to install. Here's the example scenario if I lost anyone: Computer A is 64-bit Windows 10 and has 32-bit installed

I am currently working with a small environment with roughly 200 clients. I have 2 servers at 2 physical locations, the secondary server is only assigned the following roles: Site System, Management Point, Distribution Point, Component Server. I am trying to deploy software updates to one device collection in particular which contains 4 RDS Servers. The updates show up in software center on 1 out of 4 of these servers, however they do not on the other three. The configuration of t

Hi, I created a USMT Restore task sequence and set to to restore the profiles that connected in the last 14 days. However when it runs it restores all the profiles, here is a Screenshot. Any idea ?

I have SCCM environment manage one domain and i have received a request to manage another Computers located in other Domain but it is located in the same forest. what should i do please to do that ? knowing that ; I have created a user has an admin privilege on all this domain Computers and added it in the discovery and client push installation .

i have a primary site located in hierarchy design was offline for more than 25 days and it is a VM in Hyper-V. i found there is a backup existing in the DPM from two months . what is the correct way to recover this site please ? note my current version of SCCM is 1610 .

Hi please help I'm pulling my hair out! After imaging a client with Windows 10 using SCCM and MDT integrated task sequence the region and language keeps defaulting to US region and language. I have altered the MDT unattended XML file to add EN-GB as this: SetupUILanguage>                 <UILanguage>en-US</UILanguage> </SetupUILanguage> <InputLocale>en-GB</InputLocale>  <SystemLocale>en-GB</SystemLocale>   <UILanguage>en-US</UI

Hi please help I'm pulling my hair out! After imaging a client with Windows 10 using SCCM and MDT integrated task sequence the region and language keeps defaulting to US region and language. I have altered the MDT unattended XML file to add EN-GB as this: SetupUILanguage>                 <UILanguage>en-US</UILanguage> </SetupUILanguage> <InputLocale>en-GB</InputLocale>  <SystemLocale>en-GB</SystemLocale>   <UILanguage>en-US</UI

I have a remote site with 15-20 computers (St Louis).  There is no distribution point or SCCM server in that location.  These clients currently look to another remote site as their distribution server (NY). Someday, we'll deploy a full DP at the St Louis site.  But for now, I want to distribute windows updates to the St Louis site but have them NOT download updates from the NY DP server. I could install a DP in St Louis, with essentially no content on it. Point the clients to that DP.