Hi, I'm running SCCM 2012 SP1 CU2.
I have a problem where a long list of "available" applications will install themselves on a workstation without any end-user action. I'm getting reports of this happening 2 or 3 times per week in an environment of 14,000 workstations (XP
and W7).
A couple minutes after a user logs on, between 30 and 70 applications get installed in quick succession. I can confirm that these apps do NOT have a "required" deployment type; they are all "available".
It is definitely SCCM doing it, as I can see all the .MSIs in \windows\ccmcache.
AppDiscovery.log (numerous similar messages):
ActionType - Install will use Content Id: Content_c758362d... + Content Version: 1 for AppDT "application 1 (*.msi file)"
ActionType - Install will use Content Id: Content_da9231a7... + Content Version: 1 for AppDT "application 2 (*.msi file)"
ActionType - Install will use Content Id: Content_e24e32b7... + Content Version: 1 for AppDT "application 3 (*.msi file)"
DCMAgent.log (numerous similar messages):
Job::SetupJob - Add assignment (DEP-XYZ20240-ScopeId_8FB9C6D8...
CDCMAgentJob::PopulateCIsFromAssignment - [SKIPPING] CI policy Id :ScopeId_8FB9C6D8...
All the applications that are getting installed are Applications (not packages), deployed as "available", that are set to install as the user, and are targeted to a large machine collection.
We have about 70 deployments like this, but I've seen variation where between 30 and 70 of these apps will get installed. Each incident will install a different subset of these 70 apps.
We've been cutting over our legacy packages to applications over time. The problem was first reported about a month ago.
Ideas?
Thanks,
Nick.