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  2. Yes, I saw your article and followed almost all the steps. The only difference is that with the new versions of SCCM, enabling HTTPS on the management point is no longer a prerequisite. Otherwise I did everything the same way.
  3. have you reviewed my guides here ? https://www.niallbrady.com/2019/11/13/want-to-learn-about-the-new-bitlocker-management-in-microsoft-endpoint-manager-configuration-manager/
  4. Hello everyone, I want to use SCCM to enable Bitloker encryption on my workstations. I have enabled the functionality on SCCM and created the "helpdesk" and "SelfService" sites. Then I created a Bitlocker policy which I deployed on a few workstations but nothing happens. On the workstations I see this entry in the event log: Unable to connect to the MBAM Recovery and Hardware service. Error code: -2147024809 Details: Incorrect parameter. Can anymone give me help ??
  5. can you share exactly what you have in the step that's failing? i do see the following typo above $TSEnv = New-Objct should be $TSEnv = New-Object
  6. I have the following error when I execute my PS script via Run Command Line task in Task Sequence: Severity Type Site code Date / Time System Component Message ID Description Error Milestone CS1 3/22/2024 7:33:20 AM MININT-8DHB01O Task Sequence Engine 11135 The task sequence execution engine failed executing the action (Run Command Line - 15) in the group (Install Operating System) with the error code 3221225781 Action output: ... y Bypass -Command "& { [string] $MacAddress = Get-WmiObject Win32_networkadapterconfiguration | where {$_.ipenabled -match 'True'} | select -ExpandProperty MacAddress | select -First 1; $MacAddress = 'PC'+$MacAddress.Replace(':',''); $TSEnv = New-Objct -COMObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment; $TSEnv.Value('OSDComputerName') = $MacAddress;}"' SwdAction = '0001' Command line for extension .exe is "%1" %* Set command line: Run command line Working dir 'not set' Executing command line: Run command line Process completed with exit code 3221225781 Command line C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "& { [string] $MacAddress = Get-WmiObject Win32_networkadapterconfiguration | where {$_.ipenabled -match 'True'} | select -ExpandProperty MacAddress | select -First 1; $MacAddress = 'PC'+$MacAddress.Replace(':',''); $TSEnv = New-Object -COMObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment; $TSEnv.Value('OSDComputerName') = $MacAddress;}" returned 3221225781. The operating system reported error 1: Incorrect function. Regards. Xerkos.
  7. Dear Experts, I'm trying to export our AD objects and wanted to use diagram software to visually create the schema for better understanding and maintenance of our whole AD hierarchy, mainly I need the OU, group, users and computers collations, I can have different files to store the different schemas. The question is that, I don't know if this is possible somehow in an automatic way? like I export the needed data via powershell then import it to visio for it to generate the schema for me? I'm trying to export the object properties in .csv format, but after importing it to the visio, I don't know how to link the data to the existing Active Directory template so the relationships among the objects can be auto-organized by visio? Any hints would be really appreciated.
  8. I don't get involved too much with our SCCM system but I am building a large number of machines and making my own build stick. I'm struggling to work out where I'd put the files that are mapped to X in the above. Would there be a file share mapped during the build process? Could I drop the Disk-Part.Clean.txt file on a folder on the build stick, or at this point in the process can the system not see those folders? Usually we just drop a diskpart.cmd and the txt file on the build stick and press F8 to navigate to it and run it that way, but this obviously looks like a better option.
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  10. Compliant = The SU has been installed correctly. Non-Compliant = the SU is needed and not installed or not rebooted to complete the install. Compliance State Unknown = The SU scan results have not occurred and therefore the status is unknown.
  11. Hello, I have recently trying to learn how to complete reports based on ADR Rules for Windows Updates as well as Office Updates. I run it against a ADR for a specific date (patch tues) against All System. I am running one Called Software Updates - A Compliance. When i do so the report comes bac with 3 states Compliant - Compliance state unknown and Non-Compliant. Just trying to understand what these mean with regards to if the clients have received the required updates. Trying to figure out the difference between the 3: Does the following mean Compliant - They received all of the updates required? Compliance State Unknown - Don't know the status at this time if updates have been installed? Non-Compliant - Never received the updates? Trying to figure at what compliant really means? Thanks for you help... Craig T
  12. Hi I created a Runbook to add AD User to the domain.It is working fine Now I want to add that created AD user on The Exchange Server with „enable Mailbox“ on the "Identity" , I selected "User Principal Name", After Running The runbook, it created a AD user, but Cannot enable The AD user on The Exchange server Get error Error(s) executing PowerShell command: System.Management.Automation.RemoteException: Property expression "dchor" isn't valid. Valid values are: Strings that includes '@', where '@' cannot be the last character. Inner exception: . Command info: Command name: Enable-Mailbox. Parameters: [Confirm:False]
  13. You should open a support case with Microsoft directly, it is not supported to delete anything within the database like this.
  14. We are running 2309 and I'm not sure when this error started, but the object replication manager component shows as being in a failed state because of the below error. *** EXEC spDeleteCI @_ciID=17177428 SMS_OBJECT_REPLICATION_MANAGER *** [23000][547][Microsoft][ODBC Driver 18 for SQL Server][SQL Server]The DELETE statement conflicted with the REFERENCE constraint "CI_CurrentRuleDetail_SettingID_FK". The conflict occurred in database "CM_PRI", table "dbo.CI_CurrentRuleDetail", column 'SettingID'. : spDeleteCI SMS_OBJECT_REPLICATION_MANAGER 3/8/2024 9:00:11 AM 6736 (0x1A50) Failed to delete OperatingSystem ScopeId_34184F35-B8A2-47F3-BC4E-9152123FB167/OperatingSystem_af9f8f77-67a3-4b51-bfea-2bc7d06dda73/5 The closest thing I can find when searching, references SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 and suggests manually deleting from SQL, using this command "delete from dbo.CI_CurrentRuleDetail where Setting_CI_ID = '17177428'" If I attempt this on my DB, it returns 0 objects and doing a Select * from dbo.CI_CurrentRuleDetail I don't see the ID 17177428 anywhere in the table. Any suggestions on how to clear this error?
  15. i'm also having this issue was a fix ever found?
  16. Is it distributed to the distribution point? In my image you can see that green circle in the bottom right (shows 4 targeted, 4 Successes), does yours show a green circle as well?
  17. Dear All, I'm using MDT to deploy OS for some LENOVO models like ThinkBook 14 and we faced an issue - after the image was applied and the computer rebooted, it showed "getting started 9%" then out of sudden it went into the blue screen saying DRIVER IROL NOT LESS OR EQUAL. I googled around and was advised to create a pure boot image and injected the proper drivers for the specific model. Is it the case? If yes, how can I create a new boot image in MDT without touching the original one we have (we used total control for the default image). Thank you very much.
  18. Thanks a lot. Just curious, mine is grayed out for the architecture and I didn't select any language, does it make any difference, compared to yours?
  19. Pardon the black boxes, I'm not sure what should be kept hidden or not.
  20. can you show me a snippet of the new errors seen ? looking back at the original error it's complaining about 'invalid date' did you see that ?
  21. In Software Library expand Operating Systems, click on Boot Images, right click the x64 version and select Properties. Go into the Data Source tab and check off the box "Deploy this boot image from the PXE-enabled distribution point".
  22. Yes I have. IIS is working except it says it's not secured because the certificate is using SHA-1 (this is expected behaviour from browsers). I did add my root cert as mentioned in the guide. Interestingly enough I decided to try again and now I only get this error: Call to HttpSendRequestSync failed for port 443 with status code 403, text: Forbidden SMS_MP_CONTROL_MANAGER 3/4/2024 10:17:40 AM 3460 (0x0D84) Which I guess is progress but I'm thinking it's still because we use SHA-1 certs instead of SHA-2... I could be wrong though.
  23. I used the default boot images in SCCM, I didn't add any boot images to WSD, and it worked with ASUSD320 desktops. I followed instructions from some posts and videos, I didn't see anyone added boot images to the WDS, do I need to do that? I noticed that in your screenshot it was the wdsmgfi.efi NBP file, and the file size is totally different. Honestly I'm not 100% following your points but would you mind advising how can I proceed to fix this issue? by deploying x64 boot images what can I do and how to make it PXE bootable?
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