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have you configured any custom client settings to enable software and hardware inventory? have you followed the guides here ? if you do they'll explain how to get it working

are you deploying Windows 8 with the Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 ? the Sms\Mobile Client\Software Distribution registry key are safe to ignore, the failed to find suitable drivers are because you have not supplied driver packages containing drivers for the detected hardware, nothing too serious is the deployment failing ?

nope, but i can ask, can you elaborate on exactly what you need to know ?

Back in September, we announced our strategy around unified device management, and how the next releases of Windows Intune and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager will deliver on that vision. As part of today’s update to our Cloud OS vision, we’re pleased to announce that System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and Endpoint Protection Service Pack 1, as well as the latest Windows Intune service, are available today. Together, these releases deliver a unified device management solution for the enterprise, built on a “People-centric” model, where the user is the focus, not the device. IT is able to provide users with access to the corporate resources (applications and data) they need on the devices they choose. Administrators are able to address the unique challenges created by Bring Your Own Device policies by being able to identify and manage endpoint devices, including Windows PCs (physical and virtual), tablets, smartphones, Macs, and embedded devices all through a unified administration console. This blog post highlights new device management capabilities in Windows Intune and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1. For information about new cloud and datacenter capabilities, please read the blog post located here. Windows Intune addresses new challenges IT departments face when managing devices, including: Providing management and software distribution across a range of mobile devices and platforms, including Windows RT, Windows Phone 8, Android, and iOS Through integration with Configuration Manager 2012 SP1, IT administrators will be able to manage both corporate- and personally-owned devices with a single console, making it easier to identify and enforce compliance A self-service portal for selecting and installing company apps With the latest release, the Windows Intune service is now expanded to 45 additional countries taking the total to 87 countries worldwide. Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 contains several enhancements, including: Support for Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012, including delivery of Windows 8 applications, the ability to limit downloads on 3G and 4G network connections to prevent unwanted data charges, and support for Windows To Go Native management of Windows Embedded devices Support for PowerShell for administrative tasks Windows Azure-based Distribution Points Support for Mac OS X devices and Linux and Unix servers Endpoint Protection 2012 SP1 contains enhancements, including: Ability to automatically deploy definition update three times per day Real-time administrative actions to update definitions, scan, and remediate issues quickly Client-side merge of antimalware policies For more information and to sign up for a free 30-day trial subscription to Windows Intune, click here. SP1 can be downloaded by MSDN and TechNet subscribers as well as through the Volume Licensing Software Center. via Technet Blogs > http://blogs.technet.com/b/windowsintune/archive/2013/01/15/delivering-unified-device-management-with-windows-intune-and-system-center-2012-configuration-manager-sp1.aspx

you can do it this way or using an Enable Bitlocker script and customize it to suit your encryption needs

and what version of the client is installed on that server ?

actually this post was originally about setting up the SUP (which involves WSUS) and Windows Deployment Services (WDS), so the Title is correct, however this post has since been superseded with this one.

no, but it takes only a couple of hours, it just has to be a basic CM07 environment and once setup you'll be able to test all the migration abilities, you'll thank yourself later if you do plan on migrating anything if you don't want to migrate anything then don't bother.

the HTA's which this boot image are created for can be found here

how about like so ?

hi Ben did you use media from the VLMS site or from Technet/MSDN ? did you uninstall the WAIK prior to installing the ADK ? did you reboot your server(s) prior to running setup ? did you review this ?

sure try -itanium and -ia64 in the title of your ADR like so

so which one has the old version ? your new site ? or your dp ? one of them has a client version install which is the RTM release of Configuration Manager 2012 (5.00.7711.0000), the other has the SP1 version of the client (5.00.7804.1000)

hi Ben sorry for the delay in responding, was this server running the RTM release of Configuration Manager 2012 prior to the upgrade, did it have any of the Cumulative Updates (cu1, cu2) installed ? can you (briefly) describe your upgrade process on that site server ?

can you show me a screenshot of your site settings for Automatically upgrade clients.... have you configured any Client Deployment methods ? (sup, client push or other ?)

you need to get the smsts.log file in order to find out what's gone wrong, enabled F8 command prompt support in your boot images and press F8 before the errror occurs during deployment, then capture the logs from c:\windows\ccm\logs and attach them here.

At the 11th Annual J.P. Morgan Tech Forum at CES 2013 today, Windows Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Financial Officer Tami Reller announced that Windows 8 has sold 60 million licenses to date. This represents the cumulative sales of Windows 8 including both upgrades and sales to OEMs for new devices. This is a similar sales trajectory that we saw with Windows 7. We have seen a significant increase in the number of Windows 8 certified systems since general availability at the end of October. There are now more than 1,700 certified systems for Windows 8 and Windows RT. I suggest reading this post from Nick Parker putting the spotlight on several very cool new Windows 8 PCs announced by our OEM partners this week at CES. This week we also highlighted strong growth in developers building for Windows 8. Since the opening of the Windows Store the number of apps has quadrupled and we passed the 100 million app download mark – just two months after general availability. via > http://blogs.windows...indows-noob.com

glad it's working now

was the console installed on the windows 8 box before the ugrade ? did you try to reinstall the console on the windows 8 box after the upgrade ?

hmm, are you sure you uninstalled the WMF update ? has it reinstalled or it's definetly gone ? if you look at your event viewer now, do you see any evidence of WMI rebuilding itself ? have you reviewed this post ?

if you upgrade your Primary server then you have to upgrade your clients, unless of course you've selected the option to automatically upgrade your clients using the site settings properties listed below (hierarchy settings), are you dp's on secondaries ? if so they'll also need to be upgraded, as a rule you upgrade from the top down so CAS, Primary, Secondary, Clients.

is this the RTM or SP1 version of configmgr, what does about/help tell you on the client (scep client) do you see anything interesting there ? is everything else working (software distribution, software updates)

are they in a collection targeted with client settings to manage endpoint protection ?

well all that shows me is you have an ADR setup to run every day (should be once a month for patch tuesday) for Windows 7 updates, can you please clarify the following have you verified that you've done a successful sync ?

if you logon to your volume license site you'll get the key listed there, are you still looking ?