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It was set for whether or not they are logged on

I have a bit of a problem that am trying to figure out. Currently I can deploy applications to Systems with no issues. They go quick and install as they should. But when I create an application that is set Per User but deployed to System Collections It takes really long for the deployment to start. Here is an example, I deploy an application to 400 workstations, and the status of the installations or installation in progress are much slower then a Systems application. Have anyway seen this happen before?

Actually if your DP is on the secondary site server the option is not there! I found out the hard way!. What you can do is remove the DP role from your secondary site, then deploy a second DP at the location where your secondary site server lays, so that way you can throttle the settings

you probably hit next when installing a microsoft product ' click to to install bingbar!' you ignored it! Anyway you can build an uninstall package to put in your Task sequenec https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/scriptcenter/en-US/fa2c146c-4fcb-4be4-aa92-e6b4fd68dc0d/custom-program-for-custom-uninstallation?forum=ITCG

here is something worth taking a look at https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/fcf45a86-e0cd-4228-b2a3-22e2fe5f1df9/windows-update-client-failed-to-detect-with-error-0x8024400e per Scan failed with error = 0x8024400e.

first would be to check out OfflineServicingMgr.log on the server. then you can drill down from there

As long as the deployment is still pointed to the collection and not expired, any new device added to that collection will receive the advertisement

here is the question of the hour. Do you have SCCM clients installed on your server. You do not have to check for updates in control panel to check for updates once the client is installed. You will also need to put your servers in an OU that has a group policy set for Windows udpates. The Intranet location to point to is your SUP server. eg. http://superver:8530 . Once you do those two things, Windows updates will appear in Software Center on your server.

it is run by 1000's of tiny monkeys that microsoft ships with SCCM. They are very complex and very fast, impossible to see with the human eye! no but seriously SCCM has tons of log files which work as a puzzle, but them together and you will learn the inner workings. here is a list of all log files for 2012r2 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh427342.aspx#BKMK_ClientInstallLog

on a physical workstation 4005 can mean a bad hard drive or the bios time is off. Since you are using Virtual box the problem can be the bios time. Check your virtual bios time to make sure it is correct.

when i installed my 2012 enviroment i started from scratched. I had both SCCM enviroments up at the same time. I manually created applications, collections etc on 2012. This is a way to have a fresh start, our 2007 was up for many years and lots of useless apps were still out there.

my systems are still on CU1. I haven't updated anythng as I am not having issues. the only issue that I ever see is my console freezing up, which it looks like Cu3 will fix. I want to update, but with 20000+ clients and tons of OSD's going on every day I am not going to take the chance of bringing my enviroment down.

you can use offline servicing to get updates on the image that way. you can also install updates during an OSD.

when you goto monitoring -> distro point status what does it say for that dp? does it say files uploaded? Can you map to \\dpname\admin$ from your primary server? are you seeing any alerts in your console? what does distmgr.log on your primary site say? any errors?

the company i work for has different image requirements per location. Our Infosec guys will flag if its not what they want. so as I switch between offices I want to use the supported image.