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  1. Policy arrived for the package

    <![LOG[Policy arrived for parent package 9000046A program 01-[Desktop]-SCCM-Test-Package]LOG]!><time="15:14:43.869+240" date="09-11-2013" component="execmgr" context="" type="1" thread="6044" file="execreqmgr.cpp:6894">

     

    Package was not available

    <![LOG[OnContentAvailable program 01-[Desktop]-SCCM-Test-Package NOT available, 0x80091007]LOG]!><time="02:05:05.357+240" date="09-12-2013" component="execmgr" context="" type="3" thread="5992" file="executionrequest.cpp:4800">

     

    Then you might have done something with the source

     

    instance of SoftDistAdvertHashMismatchEvent

     

    Redictribute the package and check and again

     

     

    Thanks.

     

    However I am still think: the package is deployed to 4000 PCs (Desktop), 90% are Succeeded. I mean, it's same package source file.

  2. Here is the code that you can use to find whether your server is Physical or
    VMWare box. This code uses Win32_ComputerSystem WMI class to query for
    Manufacturer property. On Physical servers, this property will give you the
    name of real manufacturer. While, on Virtual servers, it will give you
    "VMWare Inc." for VMWare boxes.

    '----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    strComputer = "."

    wscript.echo getMachineType(strComputer)

    function GetMachineType(strComputer)
    Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" _
    & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2")

    Set colSettings = objWMIService.ExecQuery _
    ("Select * from Win32_ComputerSystem")

    For Each objComputer in colSettings
    strType = objComputer.Manufacturer
    Next
    if lcase(left(strType,6))="vmware" then
    GetMachineType="V" 'Virtual VMWare Box.
    else
    GetMachineType="P" 'Physical Machine
    end if
    end function
    '-------------------------------------------------------------------------

  3. Hi guys

     

    We deployment SCCM-Test-Package to 4000 PCs (Desktop) recently, 90% are Succeeded.

     

    I checked the execmgr.log that PChas failed. And found “Could not find the policy in WMI for package 9000046A program 01-[Desktop]-SCCM-Test-Package”. So first I think this is WMI issues. But later on I checked the execmgr.log of some PCs that shows Succeeded, it has same message in log file.

     

    Did some google, someone said it’s a bug of SCCM 2012 SP1. But someone said this is relate to WMI that broken by other application. I am lost.

     

    So anybody has same issues before?

     

     

     

    Thanks

    execmgr.log

  4.  

    You dont go to the actual properties of the collection. You only select the collection and down the bottom of the workspace you will see 3 tabs, Summary, Deployments and Custom Client settings! See below. Just select deployments, Right-click on the deployment you want to remove and delete! The same go's for deleting it via the task sequence method!

     

    attachicon.gifDeleteDeploymentFromCollection.PNG

     

     

     

     

    Thank you so much. I got it!

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