GarthMJ

And was it the Firewall?

If I remember right, and I'm not saying I do, but quote marks might mean it is a string and not a number. Therefore it will not convert the exit code to hex.

Did you try? if intret = "0x40000101" or intret = 1073742081 then

Did you turn on the content validation feature?

Your best bet for this is to write a SSRS report for this. Or even a SQL query. What exactly are you trying to do?

Ok I will ask, why do you want to do that? You do know that even if you schedule this, it will automatic run once an hour for 7 days or until the client is installed. So what exactly are you hoping to control?

Turn on automatic push, this will attempt to install the client on all computers that don't have the client.

So a Package would be easier but you can do it as a application too. You would need to set it up as a Script application. This trick is where you call the MSI from. By default if you don't give it a path it will try to execute it from the local directory, aka from the same directory as your powershell script. By doing it this way you remove the network issue, you have created within the script above. For example http://www.enhansoft.com/blog/using-sccm-2012-application-model-to-install-cmtrace-file-version http://www.enhansoft.com/blog/using-sccm-2012-application-model-to-install-psexec

Why are you trying to run the MSI from a server share and not as part of the package? This will cause you a lot of headaches and it complete defeats the purpose of CM12.

None Technical none but the Provide might have issue with over 100 connections to the Provider. There are windows restriction not CM07 restriction for this. Generally only 1 connection to a workstations.

You are comparing apples and oranges. First off the might be summarized at different time and therefore will not match. Secondly, if I'm mistaken the second screenshot is actually a report embedded within the console. Again only look at the reports and you will get good details.

I don't understand what you mean. Reports will always be 100% update. There are no if, and or buts about it.

Always use the reports, the console is always out of date.

All three will work.. It will not necessarily un-install the old CM. BUT it will overwrite everything that is needed.

I'm only telling you what errors show up in the log. Again, check your setting on the server, check you AV software, check SQL, it really shouldn't terminate queries like that.

You are not getting the same errors. If you review the log file, you will see that you are having SQL issues and quote issues.

IMO it is not a permission issue. if it was, you would get error 5 access denied.

The error message is clear.. The file can't be accessed. So you need to dig into why that is.

So did you check your AV software? is it blocking or deleting files?

You are getting error 3 = The system cannot find the path specified. Check you AV software back sure it is not blocking anything. What exactly is FS3? Is it a NAS of some type?

I would do it as a package. Keep in mind that your MW should be a minimum of 3 hours long!

Within knowing which Right Click tools you are using this will be hard to answer..

It will work without issues with CM, I do it all the time. But keep in mind that it might task the Hyper-v server if it is undersized for all of the VMs.

I have confirmed that it is a bug and will get fixed in an up-coming release.

Have you looked a the network?