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Worked it out. Turns out that you have to secure erase the 500GB and the 32Gb drive before you can use SCCM or even a windows CD.

Please can anyone help me. I am going crazy trying to get this to work.

That is what I had first but had the same issue.

Can anyone please help? I have no idea how to get this to work.

Making my own post in stead of following this one I have a few HP 820 G1's that have a 500GB spinning disk and a 32GB flash card and I have not been able to deploy to them at all with SCCM 2007. I have imported the sata drivers and created a new TS just for this model while testing and I have it set as shown in the screens below follows. What I have noticed is that when booting with the HP image it only shows one drive as it is in cached mode. If I push the TS to it then it partitions it, names the drive (and i think formats it fine) but will fail the TS (unable to find a log for it). I have the BIOS set to legacy (comes like that) and the Msata is set to allow boot. I have tried every possible combination i can find but have no idea what the hell to do. Would anyone please be able to help me with this?

I know this thread is a little old but it is the only information that I have been able to find that is close to my problem. I have a few HP 820 G1's that have a 500GB spinning disk and a 32GB flash card and I have not been able to deploy to them at all with SCCM 2007. I have imported the sata drivers and created a new TS just for this model while testing and I have it set as shown in the screens below follows. What I have noticed is that when booting with the HP image it only shows one drive as it is in cached mode. If I push the TS to it then it partitions it, names the drive (and i think formats it fine) but will fail the TS (unable to find a log for it). I have the BIOS set to legacy (comes like that) and the Msata is set to allow boot. I have tried every possible combination i can find but have no idea what the hell to do. Would anyone please be able to help me with this?

OK that was stupid. I just had to refresh the Site Systems and then it showed up. I still can not see any of the files copying over to the new server. SCCM is installed, but I can only see a folder for SCCM (data) and SMSPKGSIG and this is empty. Can anyone tell me what might be missing? it's SCCM 2007 on a Windows 2008 R2 server. I have been trying all this since friday but can not get any closer to it working. If I look in the Site Status logs there is nothing failing that relates to teh install.. Please any help welcome as I am at a stand still with out this server.

I am trying to rebuild a secondry site that died and when I am setting it up I am getting the error below and have no idea how to get past it. That is the name of the old server but I must use this name again. Please can anyone help? I didn't get a single result from google about this issue so don't even know where to start.

Sweet yeah thats on, network is off.

OK, sounds like it's way above my skill level.. I will just have to deal with it.. When you say as of the last heart beat, what heart beat is that? i Just want to make sure that it is up to date before I run the report, and I know the other admin disabled a few of these...

Would anyone please be able to help me with a report that gives me all the computers with there last logged on user and the last logged on time? I am currently using this but it does not tell me the last logged on time.. SELECT distinct sys.Netbios_Name0 ComputerName, sys.user_name0,ipsub.IP_Subnets0, ip.defaultIPGateway0, sys.AD_site_name0 ADSite from v_R_system sys inner join v_GS_Network_Adapter_Configur IP on sys.ResourceID=IP.ResourceID inner join v_RA_System_IPSubnets ipsub on sys.ResourceID=ipsub.ResourceID where sys.resource_domain_or_workgr0 = 'AUASCARLSON' and sys.obsolete0=0 and ip.defaultIPGateway0 is not NULL and ipsub.IP_Subnets0 is not NULL; It is not that important that the last logged on user be extremely up to date as this is to find machines where someone has left and a new user has the laptop so they most likely have been using it for a month or so..

Worked perfect, can't believe it was a dumb version mismatch. Turns out the first one I had was for versions up to vista but the other one was windows 7 only.

Damn it! wouldn't you know the first one that I try from HPDM worked! Seems to be a newer one that what I was using.. Sometimes it pays to go back to basics. Thanks for the help, I wouldn't have done that without the prompt. I'll throw it to SCCM and hopefully everything goes OK.

OK just to clear but i'll try this anyway. What I have done I have done a search and it appears that the required file is sp46134.exe So I downloaded and ran this file (just ran the EXE manually on the laptop) it brings up the install and runs through fine with no errors. But in device manager it will still say those drivers are not there. I hope this makes sense as I am never very good at explaining myself. What you say to do: Download all the drivers for the 6910p and install them one by one and hope that one works then use that in sccm. I am just trying that now and see how I go but just wanted to make sure I was reading that right,

I used that first to get drivers (and i get all other models with that) but for this model it applies to many or something cause I end up as out of system resources. SO i used http://catalog.update.microsoft.com and just got the drivers that I needed and it seems to be working but I just can not work out these 2 drivers...