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SCCM not finding INF files when trying to import drivers We are running SCCM 1511 on Server 2012 R2 I'm not sure when the problem started since we haven't had to import any drivers in SCCM lately The past couple of days I've been trying to import drivers I downloaded the driver cabs from Dell I browse to the Source Folder and click next but it never finds any drivers to import
SCCM Client and Specify Intranet Microsoft Update service Location . . . Here's the situation in our company, we have some highly secure devices where we use local policy to set certain settings We overwrite registry pol (local policy) files on these devices during deployment to set the local policy We've just recently discovered that in doing this, we have inadvertently been introducing the "Specify Intranet Microsoft Update service Location" local policy on
What is Different between SCCM Datacenter and Standard? We have plan to migrate our Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager version 5 0 771 0 to Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager version 2012 R2 But what I understand we have two types of SCCM one datacenter and standard, may I have some idea about both versions and which one should I use for my new migration another question if I wants to download SCCM 2012 R2 Sp1 or Sp2 from
VBScript not successful if pushed via SCCM. . . If I run Manually, it is . . . I am opting for this method to uninstall because of a bug in that software Eventhough we uninstall it from uninstall string uninstall exe file, the program will not go off from add remove programs Only if we manually invoke uninstallation from add remove programs, it is able to remove the software completely
Users cannot manually run Windows Updates when in SCCM It is strange but the behavior is not consistent across systems as well There are some systems that are in SCCM and can still run Windows updates manually whereas others cannot As i was testing software updates with SCCM, I made sure that only a few systems belong to the test deployment collection The systems that are reporting the Windows Updates errors are outside of this collection so I