Files

**Use this page to upload files that you think others might find useful. Please include:**

 * 1) ===**title of the file**===
 * 2) ===**description of what it does**===
 * 3) ===**directions on how to use it (if necessary)**===

Jay_D: To upload a file:
===click edit, click on "Insert Images and Files" button on tool bar above, which opens a dialog box which will allow you to browse to the file you want to upload. Click on upload file and it will open file manager on your desktop so you can select your file to upload. After the file uploads to the Wiki, you can then insert it on any Wiki page you want by clicking on the "Insert Images and Files" button and selecting the file you want (make sure you are in "Insert Files" in the left column of that dialog box, which is the default).===

If you are wondering what the status is of a computer after you have imaged it you can run this report. Go to - Monitoring - Reports - Task Sequence Deployment Status Running this reports gives you a Summary of Failed, Rejected, Running Succeeded or Waiting computers. To find out more detailed information just click on the one of those fields. It will give you a computer by computer summary. Clicking on one of the computers gives you a step by step summary of the task sequence. (I would have included pictures but they did not paste in nicely)
 * SCCM Staged Image - No PXE necessary**
 * SCCM report for Imaging Status**
 * Status summary of a specific task sequence deployment**

Here is the script we use to deploy IE 9
 * Internet Explorer 9 deployment glitch**
 * paths SET inst=%~dp0
 * install "%inst%IE9-Windows7-x64-enu.exe" /quiet /norestart

This seemed to worked fine when it was applied to a collection where there were existing profiles on the computer. When we deployed IE 9 to an Imaging Task Sequence, any user who logged on did not have access to IE 9 in the task bar or the start menu This is a known issue and you can read about the resolution here.

[] [] [] [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\CCM\CcmExec] "SystemTaskExcludes"="" "ProvisioningMode"="false"
 * Right Click tools**
 * Registry Key settings for Provisioning mode.**
 * make this setting change for clients that are not communicating**
 * Chris from 622 added this to the task sequence**
 * Troublesome Java installs**. We have had some computers where Java will not uninstall old version or update to a new version. We have found that this seems to be minimal but are mostly on computers where end users did the online update. For some reason the "source" files cannot be found so it is unable to uninstall the old version first and fails. We found through trial and error the location of the registry key(s) you can delete and then the install works. For us it seemed to be for Java 1.7 updates 5, 7 and 9.

REM Java update 7 HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products\4EA42A62D9304AC4784BF238120770FF REM Java update 5 HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products\4EA42A62D9304AC4784BF238120750FF REM Java update 9 HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products\4EA42A62D9304AC4784BF238120790FF

This install closes ALL the browsers but first Prompts the user telling them they will be closed. This uses the Coretech Shutdown Tool to display or prompt the message
 * Java JRE 1-7-17 SCCM Software Center Install**





Java JRE 1-7-17 install batch file


 * PowerISO Install file**

This is Osseo's install file for PowerISO. Also posted is the Registry edit called in the batch file to make sure the service starts on start up.

The file is also a demonstration of a way to build a batch file recommended to us by NowMicro.




 * MAP testing Powershell Install**

This is a Powershell file that creates a "MAP" user with the password copies the MAP Test Taker shortcuts. You will have to modify the script to fit your naming convention and network structure.

You can just run the .PS1 file to execute. Psexec must be in same directory as the .ps1 file.



Training Resources
This Excel file that has links to training resources, mostly free. Thse links are also pasted on to this Wiki on the "Training Resources" page. (Jay Durbin, 10-12-12)

This PowerPoint gives an overview of SCCM (although most of the information pertains to SCCM 2007). This is the PowerPoint that I used for my SCCM presentation at the 2012 TIES Conference (Adam Duffy, 12-17-2012).