Unable to apply 1702 hotfix KB4018732

[spyder]

Interesting, ErikSteffens, I will try that asap.
I had found a similar solution, but it was lacking your last steps, from setting the Service Connection Point offline, so it didn't do anything here. But this looks promising!

[spyder]

Oh well...
It turns out I can't set Service Connection Point to offline, since we have an Intune Subscription. And you can't run the Service Connection Tool without the role installed.

I will see what can be done tomorrow.

[anyweb]

can you check your Redist folder for any non-downloaded files, or files with 0 bytes, such as the file listed below

.. due to WindowsUpdateAgent x86 version not being downloaded

the Redist folder will be in a path such as ...but the GUID will most likely be different.

D:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\CMUStaging\7B7E6E7B-3A61-4E84-A5E1-B5DCB514ADED\redist

 

[spyder]

The redist folder doesn't even exist here, only folders with what looks like country codes, like
 

D:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\CMUStaging\DBEF803D-D936-46B3-88FE-A5BDD7A03168\0000041d

Also no redist folder under

...\EasySetupPayload\dbef803d-d936-46b3-88fe-a5bdd7a03168\

(the GUID is for KB4019926)

[reys739]

On ‎6‎/‎27‎/‎2017 at 7:26 AM, ErikSteffens said:

I've contacted Microsoft support 3 weeks ago. They said because I used the Fast Ring option they do will not fix this issue.

But the options they gave me helped me find a way to finally update my Site Server. I did the following:

Delete the update records from the SQL Database:
- DELETE FROM CM_UpdatePackages WHERE PackageGuid='239E18DA-5872-47BF-93C5-9531A744C6F3'
- DELETE FROM CM_UpdatePackages WHERE PackageGuid='DBEF803D-D936-46B3-88FE-A5BDD7A03168'

239E18DA-5872-47BF-93C5-9531A744C6F3 is the guid of hotfix KB4018732
DBEF803D-D936-46B3-88FE-A5BDD7A03168 is the guid of hotfix KB4019926

Go to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\EasySetupPayload and delete inside folders

Restart SMS_EXECUTICE server

Check for Updates from Console. Ussually it takes about 10 minutes. Don't click on Download Updates!!!

When the Updates appear, you should go to the properties of the Service Connection Point Role and change it to offline

Then use the service connection tool https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/core/servers/manage/use-the-service-connection-tool to download the update files

It will download several CAB files. You need to extract the files from 239E18DA-5872-47BF-93C5-9531A744C6F3.cab or DBEF803D-D936-46B3-88FE-A5BDD7A03168.cab to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\EasySetupPayload.
They need to be extracted in a subfolder with the GUID name.

After you got the files in place, you can turn back the properties of the Service Connection Point Role to online.

Now you can try to install the hotfix again. On my Site Server these steps result in installing the hotfix. I think it is not supported by Microsoft, but it worked for me.

 

Hope this helps.

Thank you. I tried this and it did not work. I'm still stuck at installing... any other ideas before I call MS.

[spyder]

1 hour ago, reys739 said:

Thank you. I tried this and it did not work. I'm still stuck at installing... any other ideas before I call MS.

I've got anyweb (site admin/owner?) looking into this right now. Will let you know what he finds.

[spyder]

Well, my problem was probably very specific for our site. In short, the previous update to 1702 did not go as planned, and some parts still reported as being 1610.
A customized sql script provided by anyweb seems to have resolved the issue, at least the hotfix is now ready to install, so I will try that soon.