Hello everybody,   we have a rather annoying problem with our newly installed Windows 10 clients. Since our company does not allow internet access for clients for security reasons and therefore our domain network does not provide such access, Windows 10 shows a "Connect to a network" dialogue during first boot after completing the OSD TS. Unfortunately this dialogue seems to pause the boot process, so everytime an OSD TS has been completed, someone has to walk over to the client, click

I just did a deployment of software that deployed to over 90 machines successfully. But when I make a query to try to capture all devices with that software and version, it only pulls in 19 devices.All files and folders for the software update from old version to new have the exact same names and folder structures. I've tried a compliance baseline but it's not working either.How can I get a query to pull all the devices that have this software and version? I included the correct Software Invento

Hi All, I have a question if anyone can help. I have 2 different offices (Office1 and Office2). Both have a local DP and both are PXE enabled. Our current DHCP config is setup as:   Office1 - 192.168.10.x There a Microsoft DHCP server (local DP) that issues 192.168.10.x addresses to all clients in Office1, If you perform a PXE boot form within this office, it will download the boot image from the local DP in this office. All good here   Office2 - 192.168.20.x

Hi,   Been all over the net, can't find anything at all in relation to this.  Brand new 1902 setup on 2019 server -- and I can't get PXE boot working whatsoever.  Always getting:   Configuration Manager is looking for policy.   I've tried the countless suggestions here and elsewhere, and i still can't fix it.  Here's my SMSPXE.log   I've rebuilt the boot image, ensured boundaries and all else work.  I can deploy an application to systems, so I'm sure my bo

I recently upgraded my SCCM environment to 1902, I then did a 1903 Feature update to a laptop which was successful. I made the Products and Classification change in SCCM to make Windows 10 1903 software updates available. I created a deployment packed that included 1903 updates and deploy it to a combination of Windows 7, 10 1803 and 1903 devices. The Windows 7 and 10 1803 devices applied the updates successfully but both of the 1903 devices are giving me a message in software Center that there

Hello! Can someone advise me how can I configure MDT Deployment Workbench Monitoring for SCCM MDT Task Sequences? I went through the guides online, and they ask to create a new Deployment Share in MDT - but I already have an existing SCCM MDT Task Sequence and content, so I won't be using the MDT's Deployment Share. Nonetheless, I created a Deployment Share in MDT, and also enabled Monitoring, however - There is no option to select 'what' is monitored (which logs folder/SCCM

Hi, I have the below custom setting file. The issue is it is not being applied on my builds. When i check the logs they state that the file has been processed successfully.  Its like the rules get completely ignored   [Settings] Priority=Init, ByDesktop, ByLaptop, DefaultGateway, Default  Properties=ComputerLocationName, ComputerTypeName, ComputerSerialNumber [Init] ComputerSerialNumber=#Right("%SerialNumber%",10)# [ByLaptop] SubSection=Laptop-%IsLaptop% ComputerTyp

Hi all, It's been a little while since I posted on here! Hope everyone is doing good! I'm after some advice on SCCM and Default Apps being reset on deployment... it's a bit of a weird one, so bear with me! I'm running the latest SCCM CB version (1902 w/o the hotfix). I've been deploying Windows 10 Pro 1809 with it. This is a custom image from the Windows 10 ISO, installed, apps all installed, then used the SCCM Capture Media to take a copy and deploy. Following the deployment