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So I'm trying to put IE11 in SCCM as an application available to install. My problem is detecting that it is installed because until the reboot happens, version numbers don't change as far as I can tell. I've looked in regedit and just using the exe. Does anyone have a solution to this so that it doesn't show the users that the installation failed?

Does your boot image blow up after adding the surface ethernet adapters? Mine jumped all the way to 1.38GB.

the smsts log doesn't show me anything, unless I pulled the wrong one? i added the zticoalesce.log to show the apps that should get installed. i'm not sure why 1 of the applications installed, while the others did not. the only thing I can think of is that the application that installed was created last month, while the others were created way before. AppEnforce.log smsts-20140819-093115.log ZTICoalesce.log

My task sequence to install applications through UDI has stopped working after upgrading to 2012 R2. The task sequence runs, and there are progress bars for each of the 15 applications, but none of them actually get installed onto the machine. I even tried creating a new MDT 2013 Toolkit and it still fails. Anyone got an idea?

My task sequence already has a UEFI partition setup. My issue right now is getting it to download the x64 boot wim in order to get into selecting the task sequence. I'm using MDT if that matters.

The unit I am trying to image is a Dell Venue 11 Pro (5130) Tablet. It has Windows 8.1 already on it. 32-bit operating system on x64 based processor.

What makes a task sequence "UEFI capable"?

Yes I am.

Time has come where we're getting more involved with getting tablets imaged, but these pesky things always use UEFI and don't support legacy. I'm having a hard time booting these things into PXE. From my understanding, you should use IP Helpers instead of DHCP Scope. I've done this already and my legacy setup still works, and I've made more progress with UEFI, but they still don't get pushed into downloading the correct .wim file I setup in SCCM. My DP which have the WDS role on them are all Server 2012. I unfortunately wish I could provide more insight, but the screen flashes so quickly I don't know what the error is. It says it's downloaded the NBP file, then it goes into WDS Boot Manager, and that's where it fails and continues to load Windows. Does anyone know how to not have it continue on error? Or what exactly is going on? Dell says I need to add boot images to WDS. Since I've never touched WDS and everything is controlled by SCCM, I'm a bit lost.

To clarify on this, in Software Center, underneath the Search feature on the top right, there's a link to find Additional applications. This is where applications that are user based will be located in. It will open your browser, and you hit install, then you have to come back to the Software Center and hit install again. Why Microsoft decided to make this a two step process is beyond me.

I've found this http://wmug.co.uk/wmug/b/eskonr/archive/2010/12/15/sccm_2d00_report_2d00_to_2d00_list_2d00_computers_2d00_with_2d00_ip_2d00_address_2d00_with_2d00_their_2d00_subnets_2d00_from_2d00_given_2d00_collection.aspx But I really do not know how to create these types of reports. How do I add prompt parameters using Report Builder 3.0?

I have a couple device collections based on IP ranges and would like a report to show computers for those specific collections. Can someone help me with the coding please. I wish I could just export the list from the device collection

We had a consultant do the work and he polled our AD forest and boundaries were created as well as groups. From what I can see, he created an IP address range for that plant, but I don't see it taking the subnet mask. Should I switch the IP address range to IP subnet? I read that IP subnet isn't good. Yes these applications/packages deploy perfectly fine on 2 other DP's we have setup for other locations during OSD and don't run into any of these 0x80070002 errors. They also deploy perfectly fine using Software Center.

Rocket Man - do you know why I need to do this in order to get imaging to work on this subnet/ip range at this plant?

So that worked, but now applications don't install and there isn't a "Data Access" tab for applications. I'm using a UDI task sequence, and it's been stuck on Installing 1 of 8 programs for the past hour. I've set the Maximum allowed run time for this application to be at 30 minutes, so it is hung up some how, but nothing has thrown an error.

Going to give this a try right now. Thanks. I didn't think of it as just being a package pointed to a folder.

I believe the issue why my OSD Task Sequence is failing is because this DP is on a different subnet /23 (255.255.254.0) rather then /24 (255.255.255.0). The sequence fails with 0x80070002 saying that "The system cannot find the file specified." even though it's there. I've found the work around for my imaging process to continue is if I go to each of packages that fail (images, MDT toolkit files, usmt, boot images, etc.), go to it's properties, then the Data Access tab, and make sure that "Copy the content in this package to a package share on distribution points:" This works great, up until I get to the package that SCCM created (I think) which is the Configuration Manager Client Package. I'm unable to select this option as everything is grayed out. 1. Could the subnet be the issue? 2. Is there a better fix? 3. Why is everything grayed out for the Configuration Manager Client Package.

I created an application that runs a .cmd file to install a program. This application has 2 pre-reqs that need to be installed before hand and also a requirement which is to check the Bitness of Outlook (it's done by a global condition that checks the registry key). It is deployed to a AD group so that we can tell who gets the program or not, so people need to go to the Application Catalog to get it. My desktop runs the job perfectly fine, but every other computer that tries to run it gets this error & I can't figure out why. 1,2,3 all meet. 4 does not make sense. I am not sure why it would require it to be a primary user, but I'm not the primary user of my desktop that works. 5 doesn't make sense either. What log file would tell me what's causing this issue?

I have SCCM 2012 SP1 with the Dell Client Integration Pack. I use the Integration Pack to import the drivers, and then I go ahead and remove the ones that I don't need for my laptop models. I have 2 DP's setup right now for testing. One in our datacenter where SCCM is setup, and one here in our office. 80% of the time when I distribute the packages, they fail. Just right now, one of the packages distributed successfully to the DP in our office, but failed to distribute to the one in the datacenter. These driver cabs are around 450-480MB. Seems like a network issue for large files? I don't know where to begin. Applications deploy perfectly fine. What log files should I look into?

We are moving away from Altiris, and giving SCCM 2012 a trial run. One thing that I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to do is renaming computers after OSD. Our Altiris setup currently gives the computers a generic name based off a script. After OSD is finished, through the Deployment Console, we can configure the system & change the computer's name. The console allows us to view the service tag off of our Dell machines which allows us to know which computer to rename. Our naming scheme is through an excel sheet which we update. So far, I haven't been able to find a feature in SCCM 2012 that will allow me to do this. I have found scripts & deployment collection properties that can prompt for the computer name during OSD which will work for deployment at our main office where we are located at, but isn't really an option for remote sites that need imaging done to it. If there is no configuration feature, I would need to figure out a different solution. Anyone have any ideas?

I can't find where this SMSTS.log is located at. I have a SMSTSVC.log in c:\ .. but every where else I look for it, I can't find it. Logs folder of where I have SCCM, temp folders, etc. And I've setup boundaries just as the instructions said to do.

I don't know what I am doing wrong. The task is failing to install the Operating System. The error is saying that it's unable to locate the program files on a distribution point, but the content of the Distribution Point show that the operating system installer is in there. What log file should I be looking at?

Yes I created the GPO on the DC, and both CAS and P01 have them active in their perspective Windows Firewall settings. I've tried disabling WF on both CAS and P01, rebooted, but still unable to replicate. *edit* -- you say sql synchronization. we're talking about opening the ports? or is that something else. i can't find anything relating to that in part 1 or 2. the guide was followed spot on. the pre-req's going into installing SCCM on both P01 and CAS were exactly similar in warning to what you had. There is this (not sure if it's related) --- for the Component Status on CAS SMS_EXECUTIVE has a Critical Status SMS_DATABASE_NOTIFICATION_MONITOR has a Warning SMS_HIERARCHY_MANAGER has a Warning SMS_COMPONENT_STATUS_SUMMARIZER has a Warning

Hello. I am following the guide to setup a test environment SCCM 2012. I completed step 2, but my primary site P01 is stuck in READ ONLY mode. The Database Replication on the CAS server has a link state stuck to "Link is being configured", and it's been 24 hours since I've last touched the install. The Replication Link Analyzer is saying the following below. Ports 1433 and 4022 are open. I couldn't Google anything concrete. Can someone assist?