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Although it appears to be a new name for compatability mode from what I can tell. I dont believe this is that type of issue although I could be wrong

I have not tried enterprise mode nor seen it.

We are in the process of upgrading our workstation environment to IE11. In testing we have sporadically seen where a .aspx forwarded download link (ie all microsoft.com downloads) do not work. On the PC's affected the Open/save/Save as window opens (the pop out, not the toolbar at bottom). Once a selection is made and regardless of selection, the popup closes and nothing happens. Any ideas? I have reset IE settings to default with no change. Rolling back to ie10 it works, reupgrading to 11 breaks it again.

Hmmm. I am getting a syntax error on that EDIT...nevermind. Thank you

Subnet would actually work instead of IP

I did and could not find one that had both. For this report I specifically need both the MAC and IP (building out cisco ISE MAB rules)

I am a complete noob when it comes to writing a report. I am looking for a very simple report that has assest name, Mac address, and IPv4 address. Anyone able to help a guy out?

I am looking for an addon for wake on lan that uses Unicast. We have right click tools but thier wake on lan tool used subnet broadcasting which we do not all ow through our network. Anyone know of an addon (preferably free) that uses unicast? Or is three a way to make right click tools use unicast?

Of course about 1/3 of the PC's saw the update as not required so I will manually force the install on those.

Thank you Peter. This did the trick on my test box. I will deploy this to all PC's and then we should be in business

Never mind, just ran a new software update scan cycle and I do thee the error. I will run hotfix and try again

We are running 7 x86 although I do not see that error in the windows update logs

While that makes sens in some ways it doesn't in others. The clients grab all new patch tuesday updates and install with no problem. This tells me they are communicating fine with the SCCM server...It is when applying older catchup patches that we see it. For example KB3032655 Yet if I go to those PC's and run windows update manually from Microsoft it tells me it is an important update

We are in the process of a n environment wide patch remeidation effort. An issue I am running into is that if we run windows updates manually updates are listed important updates. When I push the same update via SCCM is comes back with a status of not required. Why is there the discrepency? Is there anyway to force an install of "Not required" updates? The goal would be that if windows updates was run manually it would find no important updates

I am having some weird issues trying to create this. My limiting collection is all systems. What I would like is all PC's in the all systems, excluding the PC's that are in a sub collection. I am getting overlap trying to do include All systems, exlcude "other collection" I assume I am doing this worng. What is the proper way to accomplish this?

Perfect. That is what I have done. I did also have to go into the registry as it was holding the SCCM address in the WSUS locations

Currently we use SCCM 2012 to manage all windows updates. We would like to continue to use SCCM to manage updates on Desktops but would like to use standard auto updates for laptops for various reasons. What is the best way to accomplish this. We would still use SCCM for package/application deployment to the laptops.

I am attempting to deploy win 8.1 to a surface pro 2 with the ms docking station. I am booting off of a flash drive to PE and running the advertisement over ethernet through the docking station. It boots fine, picks up ethernet, starts the task sequence, downloads the install.wim, loads it etc. When it reboots it drops the ethernet connection. This causes the join domain, activation, install applications to fail. It finishes, I log into windows and it pick the ethernet back up. Any ideas?