Hello Everyone,   I'm still fairly new to the OSD  task sequence portion for Imaging and Re-imaging in SCCM.  I need help with the Powershell cmdlets on how to call/carry over the OSDComputername variable from a previous Task Sequence step, which I believe contains the  Computer name from reading the information in the BIOS,  over to the Powershell environment so that I can run  the following powershell commandline : remove-adgroup -identity "$computername-admin" At my work

Introduction Sometimes you need to install Windows features that normally need internet access (to install other components), language packs installed today are done in a modular and different format from previous years. In previous times you could simply install a language pack for the associate language and all was good, now there are additional components that also need to be installed otherwise Windows will attempt to download them from the internet (and notify you via the notification

I have enabled 3rd party software updates within SCCM.   When I try to download any 3rd party update I get this error   "All software updates in this selection are expired and meta-data only, and cannot be downloaded"    What causes this and how do you fix it? Thank you. 

I am new to SCCM and my agent and most other things are set to default. I can install an app from software center but if i schedule it to deploy at 9:30 am and the installation is asap or 9:40 the installation just randomly installs when ever. sometimes hours later. I don't have a maintenance window setup for my collections. I am trying this with installing chrome.   Any Help would be appreciated.

We have enabled 3rd party patching and we've noticed that when we deploy Dell 3rd party updates they do deploy down to our systems (both Latitudes and Optiplex)    We setup our SUGS to run at night.  on any target system once the updates run you can view them in Software Center \ Updates.   They show as Installed.   Here is the problems.  The updates never clear out of Software Center \ Updates and each night they reinstalled.   I've sat there and watched at the Software Center \ Updates and eac

AlwaysOn server multi-instance, 2 member servers W2019-SCCMDB1\MSSQLSERVER    1433,4022 W2019-SCCMDB1\MSSQLSERVER2 1633,4023 W2019-SCCMDB2\MSSQLSERVER  1433,4022 W2019-SCCMDB2\MSSQLSERVER2 1633,4023 AlwayOn-DB 192.168.160.122 5022 5044 port AlwayOn-DB2 192.168.160.123 5023 5045 port   First migrate the management center site to W2019-SCCMDB1\MSSQLSERVER2. Everything is fine, even if the members of the alwayson database are restarted. After the management center site co

Hi, We have this behavior when upgrading the Config Manager client and i'm just curious if someone recognizes it and dealt with it before.  This is what happens; After a Client upgrade of the Config Manager client to 1910 some desktops fall into sleep mode, they shouldn't because their powersettings are set with Collection based power scheme. If you reboot the device everthing works again. With the upgrade to 1810 i noticed something similiar, client temporary unaware of sett

hi  is there a way to find/display specific certificate that is on client side is there and rdl for the sccm report server ? can i see the certificate in resource explorer ? roni