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Past due - will be retired

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Have done a lot of search on google for this, but unable to find anything matching the error code

One this one client there is issues installing any software. All software stand as "past due - will be retired" - If I click on more info it stand the following

The software change returned error code 0xffff0000 (-65536)

Can anyone help ?


How to remove Applicatiion from user machine.

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Hi,

we support to many applications which have created SCCM package. so when user getting access to Particular application AD group he received requested application in his Application Catalog. but when user removing their access for that application so installation remain same on his machine.

I want to make it like when user removing is access from application AD group it should be get uninstall forcefully from user machine.

can you please suggest an idea on the same? how I Can achieve this.

Thanks,

Milind Teli

How to delete a WMI class which is derived from SMS_Resource?

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How to delete a WMI class which is derived from SMS_Resource? I tried wbemtest tool and deleted the class but class reappears in repository.Please provide suggestions.

Regards.

Pooja

Application Deployment - Install at Startup or Logon

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Howdy!

We've been using SCCM 2012 for some time, and have deployed applications via both the AppCatalog and required deployments. No issues with this functionality.]

My question - is there any built-in way (without utilizing an external wrapper or script) that the SCCM client can be used perform software installation at machine startup or user logon?

We have an in-house application add-on which installs from an MSI. It requires all Office applications to be closed prior to installation. For a prior release of this, I ended up reverting to group policy application deployment as testing using SCCM was unsuccessful. This feels like a backwards step and something which SCCM would have covered. Surely there are plenty of situations where installation of an application has pre-requisites like other applications not running, or prior to user login?

I've seen ideas like http://www.jbmurphy.com/2012/01/20/powershell-active-setup-and-running-a-sccm-package-before-log-on/

and http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/configmgrswdist/thread/51e76a08-37df-46a1-9d77-d50ed6f848c9/

I'm happy to explore these further, but would like to know if I'm missing something obvious in SCCM that provides this functionality out-of-the-box.

Any suggestions or guidance appreciated!

Script Detection Method

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I'm having some difficulty using custom scripts as the detection method for an application deployment type. I'm hoping someone can confirm what I'm running into.

Signed powershell scripts do not execute and powershell claims they are signed. After digging into this, I've discovered that any scripts uploaded in the detection method Script Editor window are converted so the newline character is no longer CRLF, but just LF. Powershell doesn't realize there is a signature block when the file is saved with just LF as the newline character.

The scripts don't live on the client for longer than it takes to execute them. To get around that, I've denied SYSTEM's ability to delete files from c:\windows\ccm\systemtemp. This way I can actually see the file that is being downloaded. It doesn't matter how I upload the file or paste the values into the Script Editor window, CRLF is converted to just LF when the file is downloaded.

I can always do VBScript or change powershell's execution policy, but is there a solution so I can use signed powershell code? My site is running on Server 2012, SQL 2012 SP1 and ConfigMgr 2012 SP1.

Application not discovered for Office 2013

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Hi,

I've been trying to resolve this fro quite a awhile without success. I am deploying Microsoft Office 2013 via an application with detection, but all clients fail and also fails within an OSD task sequence. Below is a snippet from AppEnforce.log:

    Performing detection of app deployment type Microsoft Office Business 2013(ScopeId_468C696E-AC38-42D5-93EE-17729078135A/DeploymentType_29c21938-657b-4bcf-a2e7-bf3c0f11e3ca, revision 1) for system.AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_468C696E-AC38-42D5-93EE-17729078135A/DeploymentType_29c21938-657b-4bcf-a2e7-bf3c0f11e3ca, Revision: 1]AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
    App enforcement environment: 
Context: Machine
Command line: "setup.exe" /configure configuration.xml
Allow user interaction: No
UI mode: 1
User token: null
Session Id: 4294967295
Content path: C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\9
Working directory: AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
    Prepared working directory: C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\9AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
    Prepared command line: "C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\9\setup.exe" /configure configuration.xmlAppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
    Executing Command line: "C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\9\setup.exe" /configure configuration.xml with system contextAppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
    Working directory C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\9AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
    Post install behavior is BasedOnExitCodeAppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
    Waiting for process 3832 to finish.  Timeout = 120 minutes.AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:02:373184 (0x0C70)
    Process 3832 terminated with exitcode: 0AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:09:533184 (0x0C70)
    Looking for exit code 0 in exit codes table...AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:09:533184 (0x0C70)
    Matched exit code 0 to a Success entry in exit codes table.AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:09:533184 (0x0C70)
    Performing detection of app deployment type Microsoft Office Business 2013(ScopeId_468C696E-AC38-42D5-93EE-17729078135A/DeploymentType_29c21938-657b-4bcf-a2e7-bf3c0f11e3ca, revision 1) for system.AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:09:533184 (0x0C70)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_468C696E-AC38-42D5-93EE-17729078135A/DeploymentType_29c21938-657b-4bcf-a2e7-bf3c0f11e3ca, Revision: 1]AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:09:533184 (0x0C70)
++++++ App enforcement completed (437 seconds) for App DT "Microsoft Office Business 2013" [ScopeId_468C696E-AC38-42D5-93EE-17729078135A/DeploymentType_29c21938-657b-4bcf-a2e7-bf3c0f11e3ca], Revision: 1, User SID: ] ++++++AppEnforce16/02/2016 19:09:533184 (0x0C70)

I have tried several detection methods, with the main one being from the TechNet document here: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/dn708063.aspx and it will not detect. I've even tried just detecting OUTLOOK.EXE, and despite it being there when the detection runs, SCCM still fails to discover it.

Office installs perfectly fine and runs fine. Same happens to Office 2016.

Any ideas?

Thanks



SCCM Deployment error

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Hello gurus,

I have deployed print installer client on 200 device by using , its failed few device with error failed to locate content . error description is The parameter is incorrect.

Can someone please help me to fix this

Regards, NA

'Detection Method' for VB Scritp package not working.

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So i have this package which is in VB SCript. Package is installing on all devices correctly however it is reporting back in Deployment as 'Failed' because the 'Detection Method' is not setup correctly i guess....  

Please advise what can i configure in 'Detection Method' tab to trick or configure SCCM that it should report package has been installed successfully? 

Package is installing correctly, no issues but 'Detection Method' is reporting failed. Please help. 

This VB Scirpt package is only creating an Icon on desktop.... Please help.



How to handle userpart and update for applications

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hi,

We are facing 2 issues where we are not sure how to handle.

first: Userpart

We have several applications which have a "userpart" (this part should run with users credentials). So we try to configure that we have 1 application with 2 deployments. One is the machinepart, and the other one the userpart. the userpart deployment has the machinepart deployment configured as dependency. The detection rule is in both cases a registry key - one pointing to HKLM and one to HKCU.

We get the installation running successfull but afterwards the button to uninstall is grayed out (available deployment - not required). As i have seen this is a bug? Someone knows when this will be fixed? 
But also if this gets fixed, there are 2 more open questions: 
Within the uninstallation, are both deployments executed to be uninstalled? (I guess not :( - how to handle it then?). 
If another users logs into the client, is the userpart then also executed for this user? (i guess yes, because the detection rule should know that something is missing from this application)

Second: Trigger a required update of available application

For example: you have AdobeReader installed on the clients and offered as "available Application". Now you get a new servicepack. So our behaviour within SCCM2007 was, that we update the package source with this new SP and add a commandline to execute it within our execuion-script. Then we created a mandatory advertisement and so we get updated all the clients. We tried to do it the same way in SCCM2012 and it works, but the pain is, that nobody of the affected clients can uninstall/install the application anymore because the button is grayed out due to the required deployment (i guess). 

What is your suggestion to handle this? Create a new application for every minor change?

thanks for answers/proposals. 
BR

APP Center Usage details

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Hi,

We are using SCCM 2012 SP1 in our environment, We have APP center facility for users to install required software from there without any dependency.

The thing is, How to calculate or measure number of users visited the app center and number of users installed the software's from app center?

Is it possible to get it from SCCM or any other tool is there to identify?

Please help any one for me!!!!!!!

Uninstall Application - Rule is in conflict with other rules

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Hello,

I'm trying to uninstall an application, which I have targeted to three differen't collections with computers in. I've removed any references, such as dependencies and requirements for the application - including any revisions that might have the older references in as well.

The compliance was high and a lot of the clients were uninstalling, except for the odd one which I checked myself manually. However, we had to re-add the application back into the Task Sequence for an image previously use and suddenly we've got errors stating"Conflicts with another application deployment" "Rule is in conflict with other rules".

The computers that are targeted from the uninstall are in a collection which is then included in a collection we've assigned the task sequences to.

Am I right in saying that once the task sequence has been completed it wouldn't have any further rules or enforcement i.e. installs/uninstalls post deployment.


Ollie

ZTI Imaging - How Do You Handle 'Dongles' Adapters?

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Looking for direction here. New equipment my company is acquiring will no longer have an Ethernet port. We currently have a ZTI imaging process and doing the imaging wirelessly is out of the question.  The workaround will be to utilize a 'dongle'.  The downside to this is once the imaging is completed, the record would need to be updated and the MAC Address be replaced with either a dummy MAC or the wireless MAC in order to be able to create a new SCCM record utilizing the 'dongles' MAC Address to be able to image a new device.

Options currently:

There is a VBScript that can be ran after the imaging process which will wait until the wireless comes online, then trigger a hardware refresh, but this will just add the wireless MAC and not remove the dongles.

Delete the record from SCCM then either rebuild it by scripts or let client create one when hardware inventory is triggered.

Looking to see if others have experienced this no Ethernet and what their solutions have been with using the dongles.

Thanks,

Edmound


Can't Select Deployments Options and Right click menu doesn't appear

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This one is just weird, and it only started happening the other day. But now when I try to select a deployment (Software Updates or Application Deployment), all of the options are greyed out almost as if its working at something. When I try to right click the deployment also nothing.

Has anyone seen this before. Any idea how I should troubleshoot this issue?

Thanks,

Bill



Application Installed but Not Detected

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I have an application with a 32bit MSI and a 64bit MSI.

We've deployed it to about 30 or 40 workstations with a notification that software is available to install.  It installs with a /forcerestart which forces a prompt to restart.

Even after a restart, two users (one on Windows 7 32bit and one on Windows 7 64 bit) keep getting the notification that they should install the software.  In Software Center, they see the application as "past due."  When I monitor the deployment, they both show as Pending "In Progress" a day later.

In their AppEnforce.log files, I see this:

+++ Starting Install enforcement for App DT "x86 Pulse Secure - Windows Installer (*.msi file)" ApplicationDeliveryType - ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f, Revision - 2, ContentPath - C:\windows\ccmcache\vl, Execution Context - SystemAppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
    A user is logged on to the system. AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Performing detection of app deployment type x86 Pulse Secure - Windows Installer (*.msi file)(ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f, revision 2) for system.AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f, Revision: 2]AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
    App enforcement environment: 
Context: Machine
Command line: msiexec /i "JunosPulse.x86.msi"  /qb+ /forcerestart
Allow user interaction: Yes
UI mode: 1
User token: null
Session Id: 4294967295
Content path: C:\windows\ccmcache\vl
Working directory: AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Prepared working directory: C:\windows\ccmcache\vlAppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
Found executable file msiexec with complete path C:\windows\system32\msiexec.exeAppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Prepared command line: "C:\windows\system32\msiexec.exe" /i "JunosPulse.x86.msi" /qb+ /forcerestartAppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
Valid MSI Package path = C:\windows\ccmcache\vl\JunosPulse.x86.msiAppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Advertising MSI package [C:\windows\ccmcache\vl\JunosPulse.x86.msi] to the system.AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:18 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Executing Command line: "C:\windows\system32\msiexec.exe" /i "JunosPulse.x86.msi" /qb+ /forcerestart with user contextAppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:21 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Working directory C:\windows\ccmcache\vlAppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:21 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Post install behavior is BasedOnExitCodeAppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:21 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Waiting for process 6012 to finish.  Timeout = 20 minutes.AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:21 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Process 6012 terminated with exitcode: 3010AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:58 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Looking for exit code 3010 in exit codes table...AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:58 PM4956 (0x135C)
    Matched exit code 3010 to a PendingSoftReboot entry in exit codes table.AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:58 PM4956 (0x135C)
++++++ App enforcement completed (39 seconds) for App DT "x86 Pulse Secure - Windows Installer (*.msi file)" [ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f], Revision: 2, User SID: ] ++++++AppEnforce2/5/2016 2:02:58 PM4956 (0x135C)

In their AppDiscovery.log files, I see this:

+++ Discovered application [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ca53d815-e9cc-42d9-bf8a-1c7b92abcc9a, Revision: 4]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Evaluating expression to discover application. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_4ed84a1b-daaa-426f-9cf5-98272f054c51, Revision: 5]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_4ed84a1b-daaa-426f-9cf5-98272f054c51, Revision: 5]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Evaluating expression to discover application. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ef378df2-cfdf-4f35-9898-1692694a511f, Revision: 4]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ef378df2-cfdf-4f35-9898-1692694a511f, Revision: 4]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Evaluating expression to discover application. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_5fa7608b-8258-4e56-9471-40f4ac673c57, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_5fa7608b-8258-4e56-9471-40f4ac673c57, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Evaluating expression to discover application. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_09f4e5d8-9f74-45d2-bb15-ffd7168c28a0, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_09f4e5d8-9f74-45d2-bb15-ffd7168c28a0, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Evaluating expression to discover application. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_0ab98991-f1d7-46b7-a736-a449ed89e84e, Revision: 13]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_0ab98991-f1d7-46b7-a736-a449ed89e84e, Revision: 13]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Evaluating expression to discover application. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_2e49fddd-2572-4a95-abe9-abf34bea5102, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Discovered application [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_2e49fddd-2572-4a95-abe9-abf34bea5102, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Evaluating expression to discover application. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Evaluating expression to discover application. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_e1b8f539-ba74-46c3-92ec-09c8476f30e2, Revision: 7]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_e1b8f539-ba74-46c3-92ec-09c8476f30e2, Revision: 7]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Local Handler found 9 applications, encountered 0 failures. (Elasped time = 0 seconds), Handler CLSID = {8B1B4B43-7CDE-4113-BDF5-3A02EAEA9B16}AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ Enumerating all App-V 5X applications.AppVHandler2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
    A supported App-V 5X client is not installed. Will not discover any App-V 5X deployment typesAppVHandler2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++ AppV5X Handler found 0 applications, encountered 0 failures. (Elasped time = 0 seconds), Handler CLSID = {5B9C3324-906F-49EF-8318-41F9A07299A3}AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
+++++++ Full application discovery completed (0 seconds) ++++++AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:01:46 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
   ActionType - Install will use Content Id: Content_6319f940-ab10-47e0-b824-0bc423c10075 + Content Version: 1 for AppDT "x86 Pulse Secure - Windows Installer (*.msi file)" [ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f], Revision - 2AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:02:14 PM2996 (0x0BB4)
Entering ExecQueryAsync for query "select * from CCM_AppDeliveryType where (AppDeliveryTypeId = "ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_7301b6b0-6124-4b60-b503-37a9e7239b30" AND Revision = 2)"AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:10:00 PM3040 (0x0BE0)
    Performing detection of app deployment type x64 Pulse Secure - Windows Installer (*.msi file)(ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_7301b6b0-6124-4b60-b503-37a9e7239b30, revision 2) for system.AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:10:00 PM3040 (0x0BE0)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_7301b6b0-6124-4b60-b503-37a9e7239b30, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:10:00 PM3040 (0x0BE0)
+++ Did not detect app deployment type x64 Pulse Secure - Windows Installer (*.msi file)(ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_7301b6b0-6124-4b60-b503-37a9e7239b30, revision 2) for system.AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:10:00 PM3040 (0x0BE0)
Entering ExecQueryAsync for query "select * from CCM_AppDeliveryType where (AppDeliveryTypeId = "ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f" AND Revision = 2)"AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:10:00 PM3040 (0x0BE0)
    Performing detection of app deployment type x86 Pulse Secure - Windows Installer (*.msi file)(ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f, revision 2) for system.AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:10:00 PM3040 (0x0BE0)
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f, Revision: 2]AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:10:00 PM3040 (0x0BE0)
+++ Did not detect app deployment type x86 Pulse Secure - Windows Installer (*.msi file)(ScopeId_AF3727D5-F64B-47C4-9158-7783F5F51D9A/DeploymentType_ed1cd639-3724-4315-ace4-31b21d4a9c7f, revision 2) for system.AppDiscovery2/5/2016 2:10:00 PM3040 (0x0BE0)

However, they've restarted and are using the updated software.  It also shows up as the updated version in Resource Explorer and in Software 02D "Installed Software on a specific computer."

I requested that one user let me know what whether he has the MSI Product Code in the appropriate place in his registry and to give me a screen shot of his installed products list from Control Panel. 

Anything else that I should be checking?  What could cause the detection to fail?  Presumably, the MSI Product Code detection that the MSI provided is correct.  The other 40something users didn't have any troubles like this.

Thanks!

List of users with Application Deployment Success / Failed ?

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Hi,

Our SCCM administrator is off and end users would like to get a list of the deployment status of a specific application.

I find that the deployment is to a "Device Collection" and the status are "Success" / "Failed" / "Unknown" with a list of computer names.

Just would like to know is there any easy way for me to generate the report to end users - Like: Status / Computer Name ?  End user also mentions that it is desirable to get the User Name AS he doesn't want to check the computer name against staff name.

Your advice is sought.

Thanks


Deployment status not showing correct status

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Having some strange issues that occured last week. Deployment status is not showing the correct amount of Successes of an application deployment. 

I have now an application that has 2 Successfully installed it says under Deployment status. But if i make a collection with who has that same application installed, its over 100 installed. Any idea on where to begin troubleshooting? 

My question is regarding SCCM 2012 R2 and application uninstallation.

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Hello all.

First off please accept my apologies if this is not the place to be asking a technical question. Perhaps if not someone could point me in the right direction.

My question is regarding SCCM 2012 R2 and application uninstallation. Here goes:

I am trying to install office 2013 to Windows 8.1 clients using SCCM 2012R2. I have setup the application and deployed it to a Windows 8.1 devise group. I switch over to a Windows 8.1 computer and I can see the Office app available in software center to install. Half way through the install I get an error saying it cannot install office 64bit because there is a 32bit version of excel viewer present. Please uninstall that first and try again. If I uninstall the excel viewer and then re-run the installation it works just fine. But I need to automate the removal of the Excel viewer.

So my question. Can I use SCCM and indeed the office deploy package to first remove the excel viewer and then install the office app?

                            Thank you.

IEAK deployment showing successful but not installed

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HI,

I am deploying an IE11 with all the prereqs in an msi created with IEAK. The msi installs successfully on its own.

I have deployed it to over 100 pcs via SCCM in a task sequence. The first step reboots the pc then installs IE and reboots again.

SCCM said it installed successfully on all pcs. But it only installed on about 80 the remainder do not have it installed. I can not       re-deploy the application because SCCM says its already installed. When I try to install the msi manually on these pcs it runs but never actually installs.

Has anyone come across this issue or know what I can check, there's no errors in the logs? THe log of a pc with IE11 has the same results as the one that ran the deployment but didn't install it.

Thanks

Best way to deploy Office 365 ProPlus version 16.0 (Office 2016) via SCCM 2012 R2

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I am reading various articles, blogs, etc on how to go about doing this and I read that doing it with App-V is probably the best, but I have not done this before.

Why would App-V be the best method over the standard application model deployment method?

I am not very experienced when it comes to App-V, but I was thinking that it would be best due to the slow WAN links I have here. Also, I was thinking that App-V would be the best option, because the Office 365 ProPlus 16.0 package is around 1.33GB and I was thinking that would be too much to deploy the ccmcache folder on workstations. 

Thanks


Custom User Global Condition - Current AD User Property

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Hello,

I have an application which has two deployment types, which I have named based on the office location. The software specifically is to be assigned to a user collection as opposed to the device collection, because of our hotdesking environment it is software not to be used by everyone.

I've noticed that one of the options in the global condition, when specified as custom, to select the option of Script and specify if it is PowerShell etc, with the script returning a value for SCCM to pick up. In some documentation regarding SCCM I noticed that scripts were mentioned as "Discovery Scripts". Does this mean the method I am looking to implement won't work, or in design is not meant to work the way I have thought it through. The script i've added in below, which I have tested out quickly and it didn't seem to install either of the two deployment types.

$CurrentUser = $env:USERNAME
$Office =  Get-ADUser -Identity $CurrentUser -Properties * | Select-Object -ExpandProperty physicaldeliveryofficename
if ($Office -match "London")
    {return $true}

Any feedback would be great.

Regards,


Ollie

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