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j1mmyd3an

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  1. Hi there, I feel as though I'm going in circles so it's time to post. I've done all kinds of read and troubleshooting but I haven't made too much progress. We're just starting to transition to SCCM 2012 and Ive been trying to set up "Applications" for deployment. The creation of them has gone just fine, but deploying them during OSD doesn't work at all. I keep getting the same error: 80040104 indicating that the content can't be located. Here is a snip of my error log: Failed to find CCM_ApplicationCIAssignment object for AdvertID="CEC20001", ModelName="ScopeId_AFFEA77E-C578-470C-BFE4-536D339B3ACD/Application_23d88ad5-d7d2-4ea4-beac-30f7e398a1af" Failed to resolve selected task sequence dependencies. Code(0x80040104) I have confirmed the following: My "Applications" deployed successfully to my DPs, the checkbox is selected to "Allow this application to be installed from the Install Application task sequence...", boundaries and boundary groups are defined and they have DPs assigned to them, and my Network Access Account has been defined. What I find interesting is that my "Packages" seem to be working fine. I disabled all the "Applications" in my task sequence and I was able to deploy the OS and driver packages successfully. This leads me to believe that the issue is with my "Applications" but I'm coming up empty. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This forum has helped me out a great deal in the past so I'd also like to say a huge thank you to everyone who contributes here. Cheers!
  2. Hi there, I'm having difficulty getting reports to show up in the SCCM 2012 console. I have SCCM 2012 running on WIndows Server 2008 R2 SP1 and SQL is running 2008 R2 SP1 CU6 on another server. The reporting service is installed and all the reports are available through the report manager url on the SQL server. The reporting services point is configured to use a domain user, and that user is a part of the Read-only Analyst security role on SCCM. I have read and re-read the amazing documentation available on this site (thank you!) and am stuck scratching my head. Any insight would be most helpful! Thanks.
  3. Sorry for the delay, I've been tied up... It's own task sequence is being advertised as a mandatory task sequence on a collection I created just to test it with. I litereally copied and pasted the content do deploy the software from the OSD task sequence into it's own. After a PC is added to the test collection the software distributes successfully. It just doesn't work during OSD... Most frustrating. Thanks again for your input, any suggestions are always most welcome.
  4. Thanks for the reply. I am deploying the program using the "Install Software" task within the task sequence and specifying the software distribution package I have created. The package is pointed to the source folder for the install files and I'm using "msiexec /i" in the command line field within the package to install the MSI file located in the source. I know the package works because it tests successfully when deloyed using its own task sequence. I will certainly try your suggestion though, I really appreciate your input. Thanks.
  5. Hi there, I'm having a software installation problem that I've caved in on and need some help. First off, I'm working with SCCM 2007 R3. I am trying to deploy a software package during OSD and it fails with error 0x80070643. While I have found many different topics covering this error, none of the suggestions I have read have been very helpful. In addition, the only error code I was getting from msiexec was 1603 which couldn't be more generic. After enabling msi verbose logging I have found that the installation is failing about half way through with: Script Warning: Reboot is pending Script info: Cancelling installation because of pending reboot Script info: RebootPending() return code: -3 After learning this, I have moved the software installation task up and down my task sequence to see if the order of the tasks was causing this. Unfortunately this didn't fix anything... After that I created a new task sequence and copied/pasted the software installation section from my OSD task seqence into it, so it just included the software installation task. I advertised the "software only" task sequence to a test collection and the software installed perfectly. So I guess I have determined that my software package works OK, and it can be deployed with a task sequence but just not during OSD. My goal is to have it work during OSD though so that's why I'm posting. If anyone could shed even a little light on my situation it would be greatly appreciated. I'm really frustrated by this and feel as though I'm so close, but just not enough obviously. Thanks!
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