Background (Using SCCM CBB 1802, MDT & Deployment share on a physical computer, and the image is Windows 10 LTSB 1607) Two part question: I am capturing my Windows 10 image using MDT. The MDT TS installs Windows, then checks and installs windows updates, next it installs office 2016 - run windows updates again - sysprep and capture. - Entire TS runs without a hitch. Then that image is imported into SCCM, then being deployed to new computers. Once completed with OSD (which shows no e

Hello!  I am working with a new SCCM deployment; that is running SCCM 1802. I have deployed the SCCM Agent (via GPO) to the following two machines and have the following status: When browsing with the Resource Explorer; all items are not populated.    Browsing the CcmNotificationAgent.log on the client machine; I see the following:  I've re-installed the client on HWL-D1 and have the same status on both machines.  Edit:  Some more things that I have

This multi-part guide will show you how to install the latest  baseline version of Configuration Manager from Microsoft. The latest available baseline version is  System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) version 1802 as of March 29th 2018. How can I install System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) version 1802 on Windows Server 2016 with SQL Server 2017 – Part 1 How can I install System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) version 1802 on Windows Server 20

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Hello all Just want your thoughts on using prefered management points. I work for an international company, we are mainly based in the UK, but we also have offices in Australia. we have around 7000 clients - and are growing fairly fast. 5.5k are in the UK, 1.5k in Aus. As most clients are in the UK, this is where our primary site server is in one of our Data Centre's (DC) we have a backup DC where MS suggested a secondary management point for load balancing, and because we have 1.5k cl

I know I can use Security Roles and Scopes to give administrative users access to only certain collections (for example only desktops or only servers), but I need to allow access to All Systems except for a single collection. My operational team are Full Administrators since they handle most day to day activites. However I'm considering adding some clients to the environment that I don't want them to be able to manage, deploy software or updates to, etc. I thought about copying the Full Adm

I created a collection based on OU and the collection showed up correctly in SCCM.  Now when I install the SCCM client on the PC that is a member of that OU (and is part of the collection) the PC is removed from the collection and is placed in the All desktop and server clients collection.  Why is that happening?  shouldn't the PC still belong in the collection that is based off the OU?  I did the update membership and refreshed the collection but the PC still doesn't want to be part of the

I'm attempting to run a software inventory report to find a specific file and version on our devices.  The problem is when I run the report, I get no results.  I've verified in the default client settings that software inventory is setup.  What could I be missing?  Hardware Inventory is also enabled as I read that plays a part in Software inventory also.