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  1. anyweb
    ok can you grab the app*.xml files and setup*.log stored in the $windows.~bt\Sources\Panther location after the windows upgrade failure, zip them up and attach them here i'll take a look.
  2. anyweb
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  3. anyweb
    well it could be that your error is a hard block, did you check the appcompat logs to see if it was listed as a hard block ? you can't ignore hard blocks..
  4. anyweb
    you can adjust the Upgrade Operating System step there's a switch you can add to ignore these types of warnings, have you tried setting this step
  5. anyweb
    you can use StandAlone media which doesn't require a network connection and therefore doesn't need to speak to the management point https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/configmgr/osd/deploy-use/create-stand-alone-media
  6. anyweb
    first things first do you have any details of what files were over written/infected ? and do you have valid virus free backups of the database and all other software
  7. anyweb
    no problem ! thanks for the thanks, oh and by the way this guide has an updated version here
  8. anyweb
    take a look at this post for a list of log files and what they log, use CMTrace.exe to read your logs it's in the tools folder of your SCCM installation, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/core/plan-design/hierarchy/log-files CLIENT LOGS: all SCCM log files on the client are in C:\Windows\CCM\Logs SERVER LOGS: server side they'll be in \\server\sccm installation path\logs
  9. anyweb
    it should work on at least Server 2016, I haven't tested it on Server 2012R2 and won't
  10. anyweb
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  11. anyweb
    you'll need to put together an extensive plan of actions to make sure you can cover everything, your best option is to go with choice number 1 and by the way there is no SCCM CB 1903, it's SCCM Current Branch version 1906 (currently). To upgrade, start by reading these points. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/core/servers/deploy/install/upgrade-to-configuration-manager as you can see there is a lot to review and plan, and that's the first thing you need to do, so get too it and good luck. If you need some pointers I can include a rough draft of how we did it on one of our production upgrades cheers niall
  12. anyweb
    I've not tested it with MDT only, but you could and then provide feedback to us both MDT and SCCM use task sequences so in theory, it should work.
  13. anyweb
    did it download the file? if it did then look at this log file... $Parms = " /IAcceptLicenseTerms True /Quiet /Norestart /Log SQLServerReportingServiceslog.txt"
  14. anyweb
    perhaps as the task sequence itself can have steps which add/change those sections in the unattend.xml file, so again, look at what's in the specialize section and figure out which of those settings is causing it to fail, once you've identified it, then figure out what section of the task sequence is settings those values.
  15. anyweb
    check for obsolete computer records for the computer that doesn't pxe boot any more, see my guide here...
  16. anyweb
    @MagnumVP what's weird is the upgrade scenario, i have not tested migrating anything from 32 bit to 64bit
  17. anyweb
    in PowerShell, any line that begins with # is ignored. I.e. nothing will be executed.... the 4 lines you've quoted above won't do anything...
  18. anyweb
    Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) is needed for software updates synchronization and for the software updates applicability scan on clients. The WSUS server must be installed before you create the software update point role. The following versions of WSUS are supported for a software update point: source > https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/sum/plan-design/prerequisites-for-software-updates
  19. anyweb
    I can't guide you as you are not following my guides...
  20. anyweb
    I haven't tested that exact scenario so can't guarantee this will work but you could try this approach and see what happens https://www.niallbrady.com/2016/05/17/introducing-the-windows-10-uefi-bitlocker-frontend-for-system-center-configuration-manager-current-branch/
  21. anyweb
    check the ConfigMgrPrereq.log file in the root of C:\ it will explain what your issue is.
  22. anyweb
    hi then you are not following this guide. The error message above clearly tells you what to do to solve the problem. Add the site server's machine account to the local administrators group on the SQL server computer.
  23. anyweb
    I blogged about the subject some time ago, although my blog post was focused on workgroup computers, take a look it might give you some ideas
  24. anyweb
    hi Harley, that line is basically showing you that you can add Additional Attributes via PowerShell, you just need to define them, try it in a lab first and you'll see they get set correctly, then adjust for production use and do the same thing good luck ! cheers niall as regards part 8, that's all about time and things, right now i focus on work and 'releases' from Microsoft, when they release something that i should blog about, i do (for example the MBAM stuff in TP1909)
  25. anyweb
    how long it takes depends on what hardware you are running it on, using the latest and greatest with lots of ram and loads of CPU, maybe 30-45 minutes, using something old and lacking in resources, hours....
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