jheideman

We figured it out. I don't know how we missed it, but under the image properties in the Data Access tab we did not have a check next to Copy the content in this packages to a package share on DP. Hopefully this will help someone else that is just over looking it like we were

is there a log file on the server that would tell me maybe why it's not copying the image file to the smspkge$ directory? I already check that it's not a space issue.

Yes it does get an IP and can ping. If I go into the task sequence and switch back to the old Image it works just fine.

Here is a copy of the logs from the last time we tried to push this image. smsts.log

We are trying to add a new operating system to our SCCM 2012 system. I've added it to the Operating System Images, and I setup the distribution point. After updating the distribution point I've waited till it shows successful under content status. When this is completed I went into our task sequence that was working with the older image, and changed the Image Package it was using to reflect the new image. When we run this task sequence now we are getting error 0x80070002. We have checked the NAA account does have access to this directory (even changed this to a domain admin account to be sure). Reading the smsts.log file I can see that it cannot find the file specified. When I look in the smspkge$ folder I noticed that the new package ID is not listed in there. I cannot seem to find an error on the SCCM 2012 system that shows why this is not getting added to this folder with the rest of the images. Can anybody point me in the right direction? thanks ahead of time

We recently moved over deploying windows updates from the old WSUS server to our SCCM 2007 SP2 system. Now that we've gone through a few months of updates, and everything is working smoothly we wanted to grant a few users access to go through the process of deploying the updates each month. So far I have been able to grant the users access to delete expired software from the deployment packages, and they can download the software updates. The issue I'm running into is they do not have the "Deploy Software Updates" option. What permission do I need to grant them to get them this option?

This is what fixed my issue http://blair-muller.blogspot.com/2011/07/office-2010-service-pack-1-stuck-at.html

No we just have English

I'm pretty new with using SUP to update windows and office so sorry if this has been covered. I've recently setup SUP, and everything seems to be running fine. I've sync'ed, I've created my search folders, I've downloaded updates, I've deployed updates. Problem is I've gotten to the Service Pack for Office 2010 and when I click to install it on a client machine it prepares to download, and then a couple seconds later it fails. All other updates have downloaded and installed just fine up to this point. I've looked in the log files, but I can't seem to come up with anything. Can someone point me in the right direction as to where to start looking for a reason it fails? Thanks in advance

I was wondering if there was a report that would allow me to see printers that are loaded on computers in our Domain. I followed the instructions from (http://geekshangout.com/?q=node/41. I opened the sms_def.mof file, and set the SMS_Report to true for Printer Devices. I also went through and enabled a few of the items below it (Driver name, Location, portname, name, etc). After making these changes I created a report, but every time I run it I get the following error message (Invalid object name 'v_GS_PRINTER_DEVICE'.) Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated

I followed the instrucations for deploying Windows 2008, and it works just fine. The issue that we're running into is that we normally only deploy Enterprise here at our organization. I've tried to go into the task sequence, and change it from Standard to Entprise the task will fail. Looks like it gets to the poing of running the installation, and then we get error code: 0x80220005. Any ideas why the task will work if I leave it as Standard, but fails when I change to enterprise?

We figured out how to stop this from happening. We ended up putting a Unconditional Exclude in our MigUser.xml for those icons.

First off I'm pretty new to USMT, but with the guides on this site I've managed to get it to migrate all our user data. The issue that we seem to be running into is that when we are migrating a machine from XP to 7 we are getting a duplicate icon on the desktop for all users. I'm trying to figure out how I can exclude this icon from being migrated, because the Icon already gets placed on the desktop when the software is installed during the TS. Does anybody have any suggestions as to where I need to look to stop this from happening? Thanks in advance