anyweb
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Client Push install fails with weird error
anyweb replied to Opt1mus1980's topic in Configuration Manager 2012
what does this verdasys client do exactly and thanks for the update -
same here, still using Maik Kosters web services (they rock)
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the error in your screenshot doesn't match the errror in your log file, however, using CMTRACE to decode the error (error lookup under tools) we can see that the error means so it can't save your captured wim file as it cannot find that network resource, have you correctly created and verified the network access account ?
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creating task sequence media: can't find Distribution Point
anyweb replied to shockwave's topic in Configuration Manager 2012
follow this one instead. :-) here's how i do it, did you distribute anything to the distribution points (such as your boot images ?) CM12 in a Lab - How can I capture an image using Capture Media in Configuration Manager 2012 ? -
i would imagine that you can delete the network adaptor, close the vm settings, add a new network adaptor, and the entries should be gone, have you tried that ?
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you can specify a lot of different values using this method, the limit is your imagination and use of variables
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are you booting via UEFi network boot ?
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what do the logs say ?
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PC reboot after image failing at "Applying System Settings"
anyweb replied to Sisko's topic in Configuration Manager 2007
add the drivers back and then attach the smsts.log file here please of the failed deployment -
impossible to say without knowing what infrastructure you have, what is the bandwidth (line) between the primary and the site in london ? when the content failed, what was the failure message ? hint the logs on the site server will help you to determine this, also have you configured any bandwidth settings on the remote dp, see step 6 here
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please don't send me PM's, everyone does that thinking they are the only person sending me PMs and as a result I get many... the answer is here, follow that guide and you'll have a standalone primary, then install a secondary after you are done and all is good.
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yes of course you can, that would be a standalone primary scenario (with secondary sites underneath).
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SCCM 2012 R2 - Refresh scenario from Windows 7 to Windows 7
anyweb replied to Tof006's question in How do I ?
are you using MDT only or Configuration Manager with MDT integrated ? if the latter then have you seen this yet, it does refresh scenario no problem. -
why would you specify the time ? can you show me a screenshot of your detection rule...
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first things first have you verified on the clients that the configuration manager client itself has installed correctly ? (check the ccmsetup.log file on the clients in the ccmsetup folder), do all the actions appear in the actions tab ? does it get policy ? if it's a workgroup computer is it approved ?
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how about http://www.potentengineer.com/powershell-osd-frontend-with-windows-forms/
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MS Office 2010 sp2 updates still showing
anyweb replied to Atomic12's topic in Configuration Manager 2007
are you saying that if you include visio that it adds the one update listed above, or all of them ? -
Windows XP is going EOL in April so why are you concerned about deploying it ? also with System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2 there is no native support for Windows XP via OSD, to deploy XP you'd need to import a Win PE 3.1 or WinPE 4.0 boot image..
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great that you spotted the error
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post the new logs.
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here's the failure which causes the task sequence to fail and that's failing because you are trying to delete something on the current user registry hive, which cannot work as the current user is SYSTEM, if you want to edit all users registry settings then mount the registry instead and make changes to the default User registry hive then unmount it and it will apply those settings to all users
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attach the smsts*.log file from C:\windows\ccm\logs and we'll take a look
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the smsts.log will reveal it
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please explain what those errors were so that the next person searching on the same topic knows what to look out for