Hello, I am currently trying to update workstations with SCCM to go from Windows 10 1903 to Windows 10 21h1. The problem is that once the update is pushed on the desired clients, on the client no update is available in the software center.

We use Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager to image computers. We have new HP elitebook x360 1040 g8 laptops and we are unable to image them. We added the new Hp client pxe park along with the nic, chipset and storage drivers and still cannot image. We updated the boot image to include the above drivers and the IP4 loads and stops at where the MECM screen will appear. The laptop just sits there no matter how long we wait.   we are able to image G6 laptops without any issues. 

Hi, wanted to check with you on secondary site - msg queue taking most space in drive as below  - , Please provide yur suggestion if server restart will help to resolve this issue -  check with you on secondary site - msg queue taking most space in drive as below   

Running the OSD task sequence from the Software Center shows that it is being installed... Does anyone know what's going on?   TSAgent.log Show these errors reply has no message header marker Failed to request policy assignments (Code 0x80004005) Error initializing policy environment variables. Code 0x80004005 Error LoadPolicyBasedEnvVars, return code 80004005 Error initializing Task Sequence environment. Code 0x80004005 Task sequence launcher deployment

I created an offline media of the Windows 20H2, where I have two Windows version options, I'll call version A and version B Version A: is a standard task sequence, which disables the bitlocker, partitions the disk, installs install.wim, installs the configuration manager, restarts, then adds 3 programs, which are: 7Zip, Adobe and Notepad++, and finishes Version B: identical to version A, but without 7zip. The most bizarre thing is that in version B, everything works without a prob

In the company I work for, there are situations where internet access is very bad, so we deploy the image using offline media (putting the USB on the computer and installing the image from there). And there are also regions where it is difficult for us to hire temporary analysts to make some demands.So I thought of an alternative to prevent our analysts who are on the users' end from always deploying when the computer has startup problems.I was wondering if it could work like this:1- The install

Hi,I have VB script which is being push to user machine with hidden settings but for some reason it showing on some users machine.VB scriptrobocopyC= robocopy "Source" "Des" /E /ZB /Purge /R:0 /XF "path\file" /log: "Logfile"tmRC = WshShell.Run(robocopyC, 8, True)Package settings (See images)   How do I stop showing robocopy pop on user machine. I dont need to notify or tell user if anything is running on they machine.

Traditional bios mode boot method, task sequence set more than 3 steps to format the hard disk where the disk 1 task sequence operating system partition does the OSDdisk variable Then the installation of Windows and Configuration Manager steps will not be booted, check the logs to find the cache path corresponding to the folder that can not be properly started to install Windows and Configuration Manager steps ..... After several tests respectively with Hyper-v, Vmware, physica