I have inherited an SCCM 2211 environment that was supposed to have been setup in HA, but it was not fully configured (no passive site node). I'm a bit stumped with how the SQL AOG has been configured and the person that built it is no longer around. In the past when setting up HA, I would setup the SQL AOG and point SCCM to the listener node. In the console I would see a single site database sever and it would use the name of the listener as the server name. In the environment I inherited, they

I have a OSD Task Sequence for Windows 11 22H2 being deployed to new Dell Optiplex 7000's. The Dell's are going to sleep during the "Setup Windows and Configuration Manager" step of the Task sequence. I have checked the "Run as high performance power plan" box in the more options tab, but the PC still goes to sleep. I have also tried using a run command to set the power plan to high performance "PowerCfg.exe /s 8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c". The run command works fine in Windows PE, but

Hi folks - Question about apps not showing in SC. I have some devices cable-connected to our network, but not in AD. We imaged them in SCCM and deployed the SCCM Client on them. I see the devices in SCCM and added them to a Device Collection (direct rule). Though they have the Client, in the Device Collection view, it shows in the Client column as 'No', yet they show the correct Site Code in the 'Site Colde' column. These desktops aren't able to see any applications in SC. Do they need to be c

I created the driver package and added it as an install during the imaging process and it seems to have run successfully (checked the logs) but the driver does not show up in Print Management. I'm guessing it's because the printer is a network one and therefore not attached to the device but I'm wondering if it's possible to put the driver on the device so that the user doesn't have to download/install the driver when they go to add printers the first time. Thanks!

Hi. I'm testing the roll out of Windows 10 22H2, and have encountered some odd problems. Most computers in the company are currently on Windows 10 20H2, and we have no problems with them. I've updated a handful to 22H2 - some with an enablement package, and others have been re-imaged with a task sequence. All 22H2 machines are facing the same problems. First of all, driver installation always fails during the task sequence. The only difference between the 20H2 and 22H2 task sequen

Good afternoon - I created a simple PoSH script in 'Run Scripts' to create a local account on some PCs. Simply speaking, it's not creating the account on the client. I ran the script locally on a client to test & it works, but just not via SCCM. I think I'm forgetting something..what, I don't know. (I'm still learning SCCM). I have another script, created 4-5yrs ago, which does the same thing, and it works. I just copied that code and modifed the user/pwd for my current needs. I approve

Hello  We recently moved our sccm on prem server to the azure cloud , since this move we are having issues with building devices. Basically we transferred the pxe from the main server as it is in the cloud to our on prem distribution point so we can now pxe boot and get the screen to kick of the task sequence , but now i am seeing it is missing so many applications and customizations i did, I already distributed all packages to the on prem distribution point. I have tried all sorts its

Hey guys,   I really need some assistance here I have 2 distribution points and one of them had some serious issue (even manual microsoft patch couldn't be installed any longer) So i decided to rebuild that DP from scratch (before i removed any role from that DP within SCCM)   Anyway, i rebuild it i tought it was pretty straight forward but of course, i clearly missed something   Right now, the SMS_PACKAGE_TRANSFER_MANAGER logs shows many lines like this