Hey everyone,   I'm working on a way to create a more mobile OSD task sequence, and for my environment..I have it working exactly how I need it to...but I'm wanting to tweak it a bit. I need some help though.   I work in education, and we have 2-3000 laptops throughout our district. I have a task sequence that runs 100% wireless from a USB stick. What I would LOVE to be able to do is the following:   Step one of the task sequence : Wipe all partition data on hard drive Step two of the

Introduction Another month has passed by and finally we get to play with the latest Technical Preview release of System Center Configuration Manager from Microsoft. There are two main versions (of Configuration Manager) available: System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) System Center Configuration Manager (Technical Preview) System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) is designed for use in production, for managing anything from small to very large Enterprises whereas

We have over 100 servers and 14 of them are showing errors failing to download updates. Any hints?   Here is the CAS log.   Download failed for content 741ed567-1698-4b56-8472-c37e16c8932d.1 under context System, error 0x87d00215 ContentAccess 2/24/2017 10:00:42 AM 4952 (0x1358) Download failed for download request {173D8B8F-9963-439E-BFAA-F160EEA2DE63} ContentAccess 2/24/2017 10:00:42 AM 4952 (0x1358) Raising event: [sMS_CodePage(437), SMS_LocaleID(1033)] instance of SoftDistDownloadFailedE

Hi, I am using SCCM 2012 R2 and have a task sequence that captures the user state, reinstalls Windows 8.1 and then restores the user state. It works fine on our Lenovo desktops. We have HP 640 G1 and G2 laptops that fail when the task sequence boots to PE. If I open a command prompt within PE and run an IPConfig, I see that the NIC isn't operational. If I then run "wpeutil initializenetwork" it sits for a minute before showing a success message. Running IPconfig then shows an IP address.

I'm attempting to capture a Windows 10 Enterprise x64 1607 Current Branch image with a basic load of applications preinstalled. Every attempt has ended with image capture failed error code 0x00004005 I've gone so far as to try recreating the Capture media and attempting to capture Windows directly after an install on the VM with no other applications installed, and have received the same message from SCCM. The problem looks to be Sysprep not completing, but I can't seem to figure out why.

I am looking for a way to mass deploy my task sequences. I have built about 30-35 task sequences for my various buildings and departments, now I need to deploy them so that all desktops have access. Normally I would deploy to the unknown computers collection and a Windows 7 only collection that I made, but that requires me to go through the deployment wizard twice per task sequence. With 30 to 35 TS's this will be quite time consuming. I am not able to shift click multiple TS's to deploy, so I a

I am having an issue where it is filling up the main data drive with hash files. The hash files are the same size as the WIM files we use. They are in the root drive of the FileLib directory, and they all have different names but are the same size which correlate perfectly with the WIM file sizes. One has 7 copies (8.6 GB each), another 24 (5 GB each), and the last one has 18 (4.8 GB each).   Then on the SQL drive there is a FileLib that has the same hash files with the same sizes, they are

I've enabled Branch Cache and Peer Caching through SCCM so I can deploy Windows 10 upgrades to my remote offices without going over the WAN. I pushed an upgrade to one system in an office then I pushed another upgrade to the same office. Are there any logs indicating where the second system got its content?