I've seen some posts that talk about the Network Access Account but I've changed it and reset it multiple times to no avail. Anyone have an idea??   Appreciate it!!!     smsts3020.log

Hi Niall,   I am facing issue while upgrading 1802 from 1706. It is not moving forward from update content library stage. I tried all possible troubleshooting. SQL rights are correct, I tried removing the GUID and downloaded again. I already removed update using CMUpdateReset.exe multiple times, Under CMUpdate.log its showing "There are no pending update package to be processed". please help     CMUpdate (2).txt

Is anyone able to image a Lenovo ThinkCentre M90p Desktop with CongigMgr CB 1806, MDT 8450 and ADK 1803? The imaged OS is Windows 10 1703 and 1803 (MDT captures). I know this is a rather old model, but I'm stuck with several thousand of those for quite a while until they will be replaced on demand next year. And yes it's a legacy BIOS system without support for Windows 10. Everything was peachy when running on CB 1802 and ADK 1703. Now i'm getting a blue screen right after the 'Setup Config

Not sure if this is the standard behavior, but the current client version my systems are using is 5.00.8634.1814. However the version that is installing during imaging is not the latest version. Is there a way to resolve this during imaging, or do I just wait until the client upgrades itself?   Thanks   Jesse

I recently went through the trouble of configuring the use of Windows 10 Servicing Plans only to discover that they are close to redundant. Servicing Plans (SP) are literally Automatic Deployment Rules (ADR) which has some different options. You could achieve something almost identical using ADRs only. I discovered this because I had started testing my deployments of SPs and all was going well, then I noticed that Feature Updates were also being added to my ADRs for Windows 10. This is where I d

I've been recently tasked to check the overall health of the SCCM 1606 environment and AD environment.  I've found some useful scripts from TechNet and am wondering what other people have used in the past to help them assess the current setup and infrastructure?  I know I can check component status and logs, but those don't always paint the complete picture, nor do they give you a pretty email or chart to show your clients where they may have issues.  The two scripts I've found are these on

Currently we are using ADRs to generate separate SUGs for Windows, Office, and 3rd party updates monthly.  We are looking to get a combined status of devices that are compliant vs non-compliant for all Microsoft patches only. Any suggestions on creating a single SUG for reporting only that would be kept up to date automatically?

So, I have a few custom groups in my task sequence that install applications based upon some WMI queries using a naming convention. But I am having some issues trying to get it working exactly. Here is what I am trying to do. I have two groups. Employee and Labs. The naming convention for employees is LIB-AU and for the Labs its LIB-AUXXXXX-XX where the X's represent numbers I have this particular "If" statement.  Here is the query in question that I currently have for employee