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  1. Nickolaj, I do not have a DISM. log, but I did look at the distmgr.log and saw some errors: Failed to set share security on server\SMSSIG$ Error = 5 Failed to set access security on share SMSSIG$ on server I checked the NTFS share permission and Security permission on that share and it is set the same as my other hidden shares. I did not change anything there, so I imagine the improper method I used to delete the default 64 bit boot image is causing some problem with distributing the new 64 bit boot image. Mike
  2. Thanks for the response! It is in folder location that the server and account I am using can get to, I also tried to put it back in the old default location too. Made sure that Deploy the image to the PXE enabled DP is checked. When I tried to just do a distibure, no server showed up to choose; I am guessing because I already tried to to distribute it and it failed, so I ran update distribution point.....which shows a green check status at the end but still fails wehn I look at the status....giving the same message: Distribution Manager failed to find or create the defined share or volume on distribution point. Possible cause Windows NT distribution points might not have at least one available NTFS drive. Think I should leave all files in place and remove and re-install the DP role at this point? Thanks!
  3. At this point, should I remove the roles from the server, leave the DB in place, uninstall SCCM and re-install? I know what I did was a dumb thing, but seems like it should be easier to get the boot image back.
  4. I deleted it from the console. But, it is gone from it's file location too. I do not see it in that location either. I tried to create a new one from MDT, but it will not distribute to the DP. The only reference I found to the old boot image when I search the hard drive is a .tar file in the SMSSIG$ share.
  5. I have done a bad thing. I deleted the default 64 bit boot image and did not do it the proper way; I just right clicked on it and deleted it. I followed a couple of guides on adding another 64 bit boot image from the deployment toolkit but I can't get it distributed to the server. It looks like it will complete but I get the following error when I look at the details: Distribution Manager failed to find or create the defined share or volume on distribution point. Possible cause Windows NT distribution points might not have at least one available NTFS drive. I know the account can get ot the share; I copied the boot.wim file into the default location and coped it to another directory that is shared out, but the new boot.wim will not distribute to the the DP My SCCM version is 5.0.7804.1600 installed on a Windows 200r R2 server with SQL 2008 R2 server installed for the database. Let me know what else I can provide to help solve this or any other steps you think I can take to get a 64 bit boot iimage back on the server. Thanks!
  6. Hello, I am using SCCM 2012 sp1 cu 3 on a single primary Windows 2008 server with SQL 2008 sp2. the problem I am having is I have built a Windows 7 64 bit thick image and that was cpatured up to our server just fine but when I try to distribute the wim to the DP, it is stuck in progress. I have made sure the folder permissions were fine, to the best of my knowledge, deleted the folder and made a different folder, checked its permissions, looked through the distmgr.log, despool.log, and sender.log and can't find any reference to the Image ID in any of those logs. Also tried deleting the wim in SCCM Console and re-dsitributing it to no avail. The server can see all of the details of the wim, but will not send it to the DP....which is the same server. The wim properties are set to Automatically download the content and the account I am using has full control permissions to the folder, the file, and is the account I use for deploying updates etc. Any ideas?
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