CreateEntry "Begin Downloading BeginDownload oProgress, oProgress, vbNull. Title, UpdateResult. If not UpdatesToDownload.
Item item. IsDownloaded then. GetUpdateResult item. CreateEntry "Begin Installation BeginInstall oProgress, oProgress, vbNull. CreateEntry "Installer. Install returned Unknown failure! Description, LogTypeInfo.
If UpdatesToDownload. IsInstalled then. Add UpdatesToDownload. ElseIf UpdateResult. Set oEnvironment. If UpdateResult. RebootRequired then. CreateEntry "Failure, Please run again! CreateEntry "More to install, Please reboot and run again! SMB based locations will be attempted now.
InstallSoftware 0x02F0 nPos! See whether the share has already been connected. Maybe this is the wrong method but I'm out of ideas : Dont get why I cant follow the guides that I posted in the first post.
Thanks for your help! Something must hade been wrong with my package earlier, I re-added the package that containing the files:. It dont install all the patches, it's leave about 75 patches uninstalled to my Windows 7 setup.
I want all the patches installed after the task sequence, is that not possible? I come back later with results. Office Office Exchange Server.
Not an IT pro? System Center TechCenter. Sign in. Point to Accessories , and then click Calculator. Select Hex , and then enter the last four digits of the code—in this case, , as shown in Figure 1. In the case of the error code provided here, it translates to "The specified network name is no longer available. This information indicates that a networking problem may exist on the target computer or between the target computer and the server on which the deployment share resides.
These problems might include network drivers not being installed properly or a mismatch in speed and duplex settings. The following sections provide examples of how to use the MDT log files to troubleshoot the deployment process:. Problem: An error occurs while running a deployment that used a CustomSettings.
For clarity, the log file contents above have been represented as they appear while being viewed using CMTrace. Possible Solution: The issue, as pointed out on the first line of the log file sample, is that permission to access the database was denied.
Therefore, the script cannot establish a secure connection to the database, possibly because a user ID and password were not available. As a result, database access was attempted using the computer account.
The easiest way to work around this issue is to grant everyone Read access to the database. Prior to embarking on in-depth troubleshooting processes, review the following items and ensure that any associated requirements have been met:.
Installation source files that are blocked for security reasons as described in Blocked Executables. Loss of network connectivity as described in Lost Network Connections.
Installation error while installing the Microsoft Office system or related files as described in The Microsoft Office System. Problem: If installation source files are downloaded from the Internet, it is likely that they will be marked with one or more NTFS file system data streams. The installation will not proceed until you click Run at the prompt.
Possible Solution 1: Right-click the installation source file, and then click Properties. Repeat this process for each installation source file that is blocked by the existence of one or more NTFS file system data streams. The Streams utility can remove NTFS file system data streams from one or more files or folders at once. Problem: An installation may fail if it installs device drivers or alters device and network configurations.
These changes may result in a lapse in network connectivity that causes the installation to fail. This script is designed to tweak the advertisement to enable download and execute. Problem: While deploying the Office system and including a Windows Installer patch MSP file, the installation may fail with error code For more information about deploying updates during the installation, see Deploying the Office system.
For more information about configuring this setting, see Overview of Office System Deployment. Problem: MDT task sequences are processed during an interactive user session, which requires that the target computer be allowed to log on automatically using a specified administrative account. If a Group Policy object GPO is in place that enforces a logon security banner, this automatic logon will not be allowed to proceed, because the security banner halts the logon process while it waits for a user to accept the stated policy.
When you add computers to the domain, specify that they be added to an OU that is not affected by a GPO that enforces a logon security banner. In the Task Sequence Editor, include as one of the last task sequence steps a script that relocates the computer account to the desired OU. Problem: You created an image of a computer that was joined to the domain.
While deploying the new image to a target computer, the deployment process halts, because auto-logon does not occur and the user is prompted to enter appropriate credentials. The deployment process resumes when the credentials are provided and the user is logged on. Possible Solution: When capturing images, the source computer should not be joined to a domain. If the computer was joined to a domain, join the computer to a workgroup, re-capture the image, and attempt the deployment to a target computer to determine whether the issue is resolved.
Problem: While deploying to a target computer that is equipped with Intel vPro technology, the deployment may end with a stop error. Even though all updated drivers have been included as out-of-box drivers in the Deployment Workbench, the target computer does not start. Errors generated as a result of improperly configured firewalls on database server as described in Blocked SQL Server Browser Requests.
Errors generated as a result of broken connections with the database server as described in Named Pipe Connections. However, errors might be generated that relate to an improperly configured firewall on the database server.
However, if the firewall is configured incorrectly, attempts to connect to a SQL Server instance may be blocked. However, errors might be generated that relate to broken SQL Server connections. Also, specify the SQLShare property, which it is required when making a connection to an external database using named pipes.
When connecting using named pipes, use integrated security to make the connection to the database. In the case of LTI deployments, the user account that you specify makes the connection to the database. For ZTI deployments that use Configuration Manager, the network access account connects to the database. Because Windows PE has no security context by default, you must make a network connection to the database server to establish a security context for the user who will be making the connection.
The network share that the SQLShare property specifies provides a means to connect to the server to gain a proper security context. You must have Read access to the share. When the connection is made, you can then establish the named pipe connection to the database. Enable named pipe connections by performing the following tasks based on the version of SQL Server you are using:.
On the Connections page, ensure the Allow remote connections to this server check box is selected and then click OK. In the details pane, right-click Named Pipes , and then click Enable. The Warning dialog box appears indicating that the changes will be saved but will not take effect until the service is stopped and restarted. Improve this question. Nasir Nasir 1 1 gold badge 4 4 silver badges 14 14 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. The following scripts used for reference for the main operation.
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