"Applications Installed" tab - Is it possible to fill list from "Install Application" task sequence?

Hello!
I am using Configuration Manager 2012 with MDT 2012 Update 1.
All of my application installations are done via the "Install Application" task sequence step (some as a list, and some with variable).
I know the "Applications Installed" tab on the summary is specifically for the UDI, but is it possible to fill with applications that were installed using the "Install Application" step instead?

No. This is for Applications installed by the UDI Wizard only.
But you can add all you Application to the UDI Wizard, and make them mandatory, so the user wont uncheck them.
Thanks for the suggestion, but we will not be using the UDI for applications. We have a script that dynamically builds an application list (variable) and installs the software based on what the user has access to via deployments.
I am still holding out hope for this to be possible though. It's all based on various scripts, so my feeling is that somehow I should be able to populate that list by some other means.
My disadvantage is that I'm not very good with vb scripts, so I'm having a hard time figuring out where the "Applications Installed" tab gets its data from.

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To my knowledge, if you have application install step in a task sequence and you deploy that task sequence to a collection of machines, the software center on those machines only sees the task sequence itself, not the applications inside the task sequence.
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I've managed to uninstall everything successfully by deploying each of the applications at a Uninstall Collection with the Uninstall Action. However, if I need to rollback and re-install the task sequence on a machine I have just removed all the applications
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Get-Service | where {$_.Name -eq "CCMExec"} | Restart-Service
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Policy Evaluation failed, hr=0x87d00269 InstallApplication 12/5/2013 2:24:36 PM 1876 (0x0754)Setting TSEnv variable 'SMSTSAppPolicyEvaluationJobID__ScopeId_A8C9B482-A47E-433C-914C-DEDEE5465DFD/Application_72ba1d7c-710f-48e5-9295-bcdc07f5cdca'='' InstallApplication 12/5/2013 2:24:36 PM 1876 (0x0754)EvaluationJob complete InstallApplication 12/5/2013 2:24:36 PM 1876 (0x0754)MP list missing in WMI, sending message to location service to retrieve MP list and retrying. InstallApplication 12/5/2013 2:24:36 PM 1876 (0x0754)m_hResult, HRESULT=87d00269 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\client\osdeployment\installapplication\installapplication.cpp,1065) InstallApplication 12/5/2013 2:25:50 PM 1876 (0x0754)Step 4 out of 7 complete InstallApplication 12/5/2013 2:25:50 PM 1876 (0x0754)Install application action failed: 'GoToMeeting'. Error Code 0x87d00269 InstallApplication 12/5/2013 2:25:50 PM 1876 (0x0754)
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Sorry about that previous post, I probably got distracted by a cat meme or something shiny ;)
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I've been trying to create an image and deploy an image of Dell Latitude E6430 laptops that while the deployment of the image works it does not install the SCCM client (configmgr client). This used to work in my environment but no longer does.
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<![LOG[Reboot to local harddisk]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.403+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1452" file="engine.cxx:458">
<![LOG[_OSDGinaIsConfigured variable set to TRUE]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.403+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1452" file="engine.cxx:537">
<![LOG[_SMSTSServiceStartType variable set to ]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.403+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1452" file="engine.cxx:549">
<![LOG[Calling RebootSystem()]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.403+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1452" file="engine.cxx:567">
<![LOG[OSD type of task sequence. ignore the service window setting]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.403+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1452" file="engine.cxx:669">
<![LOG[Updated security on object C:\_SMSTSVolumeID.7159644d-f741-45d5-ab29-0ad8aa4771ca.]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.403+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1452" file="utils.cpp:829">
<![LOG[Updated security on object C:\_SMSTaskSequence.]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.419+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="1" thread="1452" file="utils.cpp:829">
<![LOG[Set a global environment variable _SMSTSNextInstructionPointer=9]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.435+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="0" thread="1452" file="executionenv.cxx:668">
<![LOG[Set a TS execution environment variable _SMSTSNextInstructionPointer=9]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.435+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="0" thread="1452" file="executionenv.cxx:386">
<![LOG[Set a global environment variable _SMSTSInstructionStackString=8]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.435+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="0" thread="1452" file="executionenv.cxx:668">
<![LOG[Set a TS execution environment variable _SMSTSInstructionStackString=8]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.435+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="0" thread="1452" file="executionenv.cxx:414">
<![LOG[Save the current environment block]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.435+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="0" thread="1452" file="executionenv.cxx:833">
<![LOG[Expand a string: %_SMSTSMDataPath%\Logs]LOG]!><time="13:49:19.450+300" date="02-26-2014" component="TSManager" context="" type="0" thread="1452" file="executionenv.cxx:782">
Brian Stein

Latest client 1401 not getting installed during task sequence

Created a new Configuration Manager client package that includes the client hotfixes from KB2994331.
Created a subfolder named ConfigMgr Client with Hotfixes.
Using File Explorer, copied the contents of C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\Client to the newly created folder (K:\SCCM\ConfigMgr Client with Hotfixes).
In K:\SCCM\ConfigMgr Client with Hotfixes, created a folder named Hotfix.
Using File Explorer, navigated to the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\hotfix\KB2994331\Client folder and copied the i386 and x64 subfolders to K:\SCCM\ConfigMgr Client with Hotfixes\Hotfix.
Using the Configuration Manager Console in the Software Library workspace in the Application Management / Packages node, created a new package with the following settings:
a. Name: Configuration Manager Client with Hotfixes
b. Source folder: K\SCCM\Configuration Manager Client with Hotfixes
c. Select Do not create a program
Make a note of the new package ID. In this example, it is Package ID: P01000053
Distributed the new ConfigMgr Client with Hotfixes package to the distribution point.
PATCH="C:\_SMSTaskSequence\OSD\P01000053\Hotfix\x64\Configuration Manager2012ac-r2-kb2994331-x64.msp"
Added the Windows 8.1 Image in operating System Images.
Created new task sequence Deploy Windows 8.1 X64
Deployed the task sequence to All Unknown Computers collection.
The client didn't get installed. There is no ccm or ccmsetup folder.
Any suggestions!!!!!!!!

See smsts.log and/or status message if Setup Windows and ConfigMgr was executed at all. You should see ccmsetup.log if it ran.
Torsten Meringer | http://www.mssccmfaq.de

SCCM 2012 Offline Servicing used, but still installed during Task Sequence

I have a SCCM 2012 SP1 CU4 environment and I updated my Windows 7 Enterprise x64 image install.wim with all security patches using Offline Servicing..a nice feature...works perfectly.
But when using this new updated image in my Task Sequence I noticed that still 150+ patches are installed during the Install Updates phase in my task sequence. More then 130 of them are already added using Offline Servicing so why are they added again
What is going wrong here....what am i missing....

I am having a similar issue, however I have updated my dp and it still occurs. I am doing an offline service of Windows 8.1. The update status shows a bunch of updates that have been installed, yet when deploying my TS it sill installs about 70 or 80 updates.
I have compared and the updates that are being installed are listed in the updates status window. I have checked the OfflineServicingMgr.log and the only error is:
Deleting file \\?\C:\ConfigMgr_OfflineImageServicing\UCO00121\ImageMountDir\Admin Desktop Wallpaper.JPG, FAILED, Win32 Error = 1168
Failed to remove the staging folder C:\ConfigMgr_OfflineImageServicing, GLE = 1168
It seems everything else completes fine so i cannot determine if this is causing my issues? Has anyone else had this problem before? I haven't tried with Windows 7 as we are no longer using it.

Disable SCCM Install During Task Sequence

Hello,
We have the SCCM client installed on the WIM. We'd like to disable the SCCM client install as part of the OSD process as it is taking additional time to run and discover it is already installed. How might this be accomplished?

No, it certainly doesn't save time. It's not about time though, it's about functionality.
Why does the image build process time matter? That's a process you do maybe once every month at the most so time should not matter here.
Are you instead referring to the deployment process being time sensitive? If so, then this isn't a place where you will save time. You'll need to look at other things like network speeds, DP placement, tasks within the deployment TS and how long each is
taking, and perhaps even moving longer running items into the image itself. Honestly though, most time requirements for OS deployment are arbitrary and based on a technician sitting there baby-sitting the process. With OSD, if done correctly, it's fire and
forget -- no baby-sitting needed so does it really matter if it take 45 minutes instead of 40?
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys

OSD Task Sequence Applications Fail to Install

Hello,
In my task sequence, any application that i add fails to install with Error Code 0x87d00215. Outside of the task sequence the
applications install with no problems.
A couple things that i have verified already
DP is set to allow clients to connect anonymously
Network Access Account is set and verified
Setting on the application for Allow
this application to be installed from the Install Application task sequence action instead of deploying it manually is set
Boundaries are set correctly as software installs correctly outside of the TS
Logs that do not show errors
IIS logs - Check out just fine
Location Services - Does not show any errors and finds the AD Forest/Site and MP successfully
CAS Log - Does not show any errors with the correct date
Data Transfer Log - Does not show any error with the correct date
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

The AppEnforce log is empty and below are some bits from the AppDiscovery log and the AppIntentEval log which I did not see anything unusual.
AppDiscovery.log
    Performing detection of app deployment type VMware Tools x32(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_9fbcb77f-c553-45d8-9d5b-b4a6c2c0d4a1, revision 2) for system.
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_9fbcb77f-c553-45d8-9d5b-b4a6c2c0d4a1, Revision: 2]
+++ Did not detect app deployment type VMware Tools x32(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_9fbcb77f-c553-45d8-9d5b-b4a6c2c0d4a1, revision 2) for system.
Entering ExecQueryAsync for query "select * from CCM_AppDeliveryType where (AppDeliveryTypeId = "ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_955d0646-14a5-47d6-8146-be5811818c8f" AND Revision = 2)"
    Performing detection of app deployment type Adobe AIR - Windows Installer (Native)(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_955d0646-14a5-47d6-8146-be5811818c8f, revision 2) for system.
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_955d0646-14a5-47d6-8146-be5811818c8f, Revision: 2]
+++ Did not detect app deployment type Adobe AIR - Windows Installer (Native)(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_955d0646-14a5-47d6-8146-be5811818c8f, revision 2) for system.
Entering ExecQueryAsync for query "select * from CCM_AppDeliveryType where (AppDeliveryTypeId = "ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_fb1b4e3f-0600-4682-a865-37ec2bdf3255" AND Revision = 1)"
    Performing detection of app deployment type Adobe Reader X MUI - Windows Installer (Native)(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_fb1b4e3f-0600-4682-a865-37ec2bdf3255, revision 1) for system.
+++ MSI application not discovered [MSI Product Code: {AC76BA86-7AD7-FFFF-7B44-AA0000000001}, MSI Product version: ]
+++ Did not detect app deployment type Adobe Reader X MUI - Windows Installer (Native)(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_fb1b4e3f-0600-4682-a865-37ec2bdf3255, revision 1) for system.
Entering ExecQueryAsync for query "select * from CCM_AppDeliveryType where (AppDeliveryTypeId = "ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_7b131081-c490-4a74-9595-c97a03b54bf2" AND Revision = 2)"
    Performing detection of app deployment type Adobe Shockwave Player 11.6 - Windows Installer (Native)(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_7b131081-c490-4a74-9595-c97a03b54bf2, revision 2) for system.
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_7b131081-c490-4a74-9595-c97a03b54bf2, Revision: 2]
+++ Did not detect app deployment type Adobe Shockwave Player 11.6 - Windows Installer (Native)(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_7b131081-c490-4a74-9595-c97a03b54bf2, revision 2) for system.
Entering ExecQueryAsync for query "select * from CCM_AppDeliveryType where (AppDeliveryTypeId = "ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_dc3e58ae-3e78-4ba5-8e13-8b4e565899c4" AND Revision = 6)"
    Performing detection of app deployment type Flash(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_dc3e58ae-3e78-4ba5-8e13-8b4e565899c4, revision 6) for system.
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_dc3e58ae-3e78-4ba5-8e13-8b4e565899c4, Revision: 6]
+++ Did not detect app deployment type Flash(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_dc3e58ae-3e78-4ba5-8e13-8b4e565899c4, revision 6) for system.
Entering ExecQueryAsync for query "select * from CCM_AppDeliveryType where (AppDeliveryTypeId = "ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_f5c8beed-13f7-4c10-82f6-640c7c314038" AND Revision = 2)" AppDiscovery 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 3520
(0x0DC0)
    Performing detection of app deployment type VMware Tools x64(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_f5c8beed-13f7-4c10-82f6-640c7c314038, revision 2) for system
+++ Application not discovered. [AppDT Id: ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_f5c8beed-13f7-4c10-82f6-640c7c314038, Revision: 2]
+++ Did not detect app deployment type VMware Tools x64(ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_f5c8beed-13f7-4c10-82f6-640c7c314038, revision 2) for system.
AppIntectEval.log
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_01c75763-a985-4a58-99fc-35e5b5380106/2 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Project 2010 Pro - Silent AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_4680375d-efcf-411b-8901-233d7a9694aa/1 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = NotApplicable, ResolvedState = None, Title = Autodesk 2012 64bit AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_5f72c7c1-b695-4f8d-b754-f8f6d1aa4046/9 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Autodesk 2012 32bit AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56
PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_7b131081-c490-4a74-9595-c97a03b54bf2/2 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Adobe Shockwave Player 11.6 - Windows Installer (Native) AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_9365b2e3-d0a3-4486-88bb-a7071d9b047b/4 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = LogMeIn - Windows Installer (Native) AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_955d0646-14a5-47d6-8146-be5811818c8f/2 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Adobe AIR - Windows Installer (Native) AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_9fbcb77f-c553-45d8-9d5b-b4a6c2c0d4a1/2 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = VMware Tools x32 AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_dc3e58ae-3e78-4ba5-8e13-8b4e565899c4/6 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Flash AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_f5c8beed-13f7-4c10-82f6-640c7c314038/2 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = NotApplicable, ResolvedState = None, Title = VMware Tools x64 AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_f8a1de4d-ffa9-4ba6-b51b-7e9a6810cfda/3 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Silent Install AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/DeploymentType_fb1b4e3f-0600-4682-a865-37ec2bdf3255/1 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Adobe Reader X MUI - Windows Installer (Native) AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_07eed4d3-7acf-4717-93f9-74f717a191b4/5 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = LogMeIn Client AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_0bce5378-1b95-45ea-b210-e72cb65b2b37/3 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Project 2010 Pro AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_808fe5d5-5b90-48aa-83cb-f5497d534691/6 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = VMware Tools AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_b1a04314-2a3a-47e2-98a0-ff09fc8e3948/3 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Adobe AIR AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_b614de9b-5133-4788-a013-71c7de98a233/11 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = AutoCAD 2012 AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_c4ccbd68-7c0f-4b79-9437-eba3cb46e90c/5 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Shockwave Player 11.6 AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_dec4acbc-b968-41d9-82e6-3f7767467c8e/2 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Reader X AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_e4048d56-cfa1-43e0-b4df-f30b6a834828/3 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Application Virtualization Client with SP1 and HF4 AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/Application_ee3b1dcf-e401-44fe-8283-a6e5721dac11/10 :- Current State = NotInstalled, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Available, Title = Adobe Flash Player AppIntentEval 5/23/2012 3:10:56 PM 1912
(0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_07eed4d3-7acf-4717-93f9-74f717a191b4/5 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_0bce5378-1b95-45ea-b210-e72cb65b2b37/3 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_808fe5d5-5b90-48aa-83cb-f5497d534691/6 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_b1a04314-2a3a-47e2-98a0-ff09fc8e3948/3 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_b614de9b-5133-4788-a013-71c7de98a233/11 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_c4ccbd68-7c0f-4b79-9437-eba3cb46e90c/5 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_dec4acbc-b968-41d9-82e6-3f7767467c8e/2 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_e4048d56-cfa1-43e0-b4df-f30b6a834828/3 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)
ScopeId_20103BB4-95B0-4938-BBD1-B4F09F714BDF/RequiredApplication_ee3b1dcf-e401-44fe-8283-a6e5721dac11/10 :- Current State = NonCompliant, Applicability = Applicable, ResolvedState = Compliant, Title = ApplicationIntentPolicy AppIntentEval 5/23/2012
3:10:56 PM 1912 (0x0778)

Install application step on task sequence - application does not appear in the application list

Hi,
I am trying to create a build and capture task sequence and add some application installation steps in the process.
On Install the following applications step when I click the star to choose which applications I want to install, Office 2010 application is not listed there, even though it is available in software library
and and I've been installing it successfully from application catalog.
I tried changing the setting "Allow this application to be installed from the Install Application task sequence action instead of deploying it manually", but it had no effect.

See http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh846237.aspx:
The applications that are installed must meet the following criteria:
It must run under the local system account and not the user account.
It must not interact with the desktop. The program must run silently or in an unattended mode.
It must not initiate a restart on its own
Torsten Meringer | http://www.mssccmfaq.de

Applications not being deployed during task sequence - MDT 2013 + SCCM 2012 R2

Hi everyone,
I have recently integrated MDT2013 with my SCCM 2012 R2 and I am trying to move away from OSD in SCCM and switch to MDT. I managed to get a blank image deployed and now I am trying to tweak CustomSettings.ini to install applications based on the default
gateway and model. For some reason, the apps are getting pulled but not deployed. Here is what I have in the files:
Settings Package - CustomSettings.ini
[Settings]
Priority=DefaultGateway, Model, Default
Properties=MyCustomProperty
[OptiPlex 9020]
Applications001=Mozilla Firefox
[DefaultGateway]
192.168.XXX.254=Poland
192.168.XXX.254=London
[Poland]
Applications001=ESET
[Default]
DoCapture=No
OSInstall=Y
SkipCapture=YES
SkipAdminPassword=NO
SkipProductKey=YES
Administrators001=myDomain\adminGroup
Applications001=Skype
Applications002=Office Professional Plus 2010
When the TS runs, I can see it's getting all the apps from the list, here is a snippet from ZTIGather.log
Using from [Settings]: Rule Priority = DEFAULTGATEWAY, MODEL, DEFAULT
------ Processing the [DEFAULTGATEWAY] section ------
Match found for default gateway 192.168.XXX.254, retrieving settings.
------ Processing the [Poland] section ------
Property APPLICATIONS001 is now = ESET
Added value from [Poland]: APPLICATIONS = ESET
------ Processing the [OptiPlex 9020] section ------
Property APPLICATIONS001 is now = ESET
Property APPLICATIONS002 is now = Mozilla Firefox
Added value from [OptiPlex 9020]: APPLICATIONS = Mozilla Firefox
------ Processing the [DEFAULT] section ------
Property OSINSTALL is now = Y
Using from [DEFAULT]: OSINSTALL = Y
Property DOCAPTURE is now = No
Using from [DEFAULT]: DOCAPTURE = No
Property SKIPCAPTURE is now = YES
Using from [DEFAULT]: SKIPCAPTURE = YES
<Message containing password has been suppressed>
<Message containing password has been suppressed>
Property SKIPPRODUCTKEY is now = YES
Using from [DEFAULT]: SKIPPRODUCTKEY = YES
Property APPLICATIONS001 is now = ESET
Property APPLICATIONS002 is now = Mozilla Firefox
Property APPLICATIONS003 is now = Skype
Added value from [DEFAULT]: APPLICATIONS = Skype
Property APPLICATIONS001 is now = ESET
Property APPLICATIONS002 is now = Mozilla Firefox
Property APPLICATIONS003 is now = Skype
Property APPLICATIONS004 is now = Office Professional Plus 2010
Added value from [DEFAULT]: APPLICATIONS = Office Professional Plus 2010
Property ADMINISTRATORS001 is now = myDomain\adminGroup
Added value from [DEFAULT]: ADMINISTRATORS = myDomain\adminGroup
------ Done processing CustomSettings.ini ------
So the settings do get picked up and selected. ZTICoalesce.log also shows the apps picked up:
Coalesce pattern to be used: Applications
Coalesce base variable to use: CoalescedApps
Added value ESET-KRKLON from APPLICATIONS001 to the list
Added value Mozilla Firefox from APPLICATIONS002 to the list
Added value Skype from APPLICATIONS003 to the list
Added value Office Professional Plus 2010 from APPLICATIONS004 to the list
Property CoalescedApps01 is now = ESET
Property CoalescedApps02 is now = Mozilla Firefox
Property CoalescedApps03 is now = Skype
Property CoalescedApps04 is now = Office Professional Plus 2010
ZTICoalesce processing completed successfully.
Now when I go to the smsts.log file, I can see this:
App policy for 'ESET' not received. Make sure the application is marked for dynamic app install
Policy download failed, hr=0x80004005
and later
Failed to run the action: Install Application.
Unspecified error (Error: 80004005; Source: Windows)
After that, no other apps are mentioned and seems like the failure on ESET drops the whole sequence and moves forward. I can see later the default admin being added correctly.
Any ideas what I may be missing here? Especially on the failed policy download?
Thanks
Jakub

HI,
"App policy for 'ESET' not received. Make sure the application is marked for dynamic app install"
Is the ESET application deployed? it sounds like it could be the check box on the application "Allow this application to be installed from install application task sequence action without beeing deployed" that is missing? If the application isn't
deployed this checkbox must be ticked.
Regards,
Jörgen
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Non-Deployed Applications in OSD Task Sequence Are Deployed To Collection Members where OSD TS is deployed

Hello,
I have a situation where an application (which is not deployed) that is part of an OSD Task Sequence is being deployed to computers that are in the same collection my TS for OSD is deployed.
For OSD I have created an application to check the BIOS version and upgrade the BIOS if there is a newer one available. The application has numerous deployment types (13) due to various hardware models and the requirement to go to several intermediary BIOS
versions to reach the current newest version. There are dependencies configured to handle these incremental bumps.
The OSD TS is deployed to a collection that contains all windows desktop class operating systems. What I have seen happen once is that one users workstation somehow discovered and installed the BIOS Upgrade package and their BIOS was upgraded on their workstation.
I've checked the logs on several other machines and this same application has been run as well.
The application is configured "Allow this application to be installed from the Install Applications
task sequence action without being deployed" which allows it to be ran from a TS even though it is not deployed.
I have verified the application is not deployed. I have verified there are no superceedence rules configured. As I stated, there are dependencies, but all dependencies are within this one application.
What I do not understand is, how can an application that is not
deployed and is only referenced in an Operating System Deployment Task Sequence able to be ran outside the task sequence?
This is/has occurred with computers imaged with cm2012 and with computers imaged with cm2007 who have now been migrated to cm2012.
I'm fairly sure that it is due to the task sequence and where it is advertised. Computers that are not in this collection do not show the application being applied in the AppEnforce.log. If it is the TS that is causing this, how can something that is designed
to be a "sequence of tasks", allow something to occur out of that sequence?
Current environment is CM2012R2.
Any thoughts to what might be happening?
Thanks

Hello,
After working with Microsoft Support, we were able to resolve the issue.
Turns out there was something (old policies) "stuck" in the SCCM database that was causing this to be advertised outside the task sequence and not visible on the console. While they didn't call this "a bug" since it has happens with CM2007 as well, it definitely
was not normal behavior. Still not sure how that could happen as I'm 99.99% sure I never deployed this to any collection, but that's what they said.
It took several hours of support rooting through the database to figure out what was going on but after some SQL magic it was fixed. Sorry I don't have more specifics regarding the fix. MS basically said "If it happens again you can do this this and this
in the db and voila its fixed". Since I'm likely to cause more damage (messing with the database) then good if it were to happen again I'd contact them.
Anyway, this odd behavior has spooked me and I've reverted back to deploying the TS to the unknown computer collection. As much as it disappoints me to take a step back and cause more work for the guys doing the imaging, the extra safety this grants (if
something like this or worse were to happen) I think is better than an OSD task sequence gone wild.
Thanks,
Mark

2012R2 Application installation steps after deploying OS from Task sequence is slow after applying hotfix 2910552

We are currently using CM2012r2 for Endpoint protection, and in trying to save licensing costs, I have been given the task of doing imaging and application deployment through CM as well... everything started off well... noticed that imaging took a lot longer
than I remembered when I used CM2007 at my previous employer. Found we needed hotfix 2910522 and what took an hour to download now only takes 5 minutes (yay!) Then started other strange issues. Mostly the fact that in the task sequence, the install application
blocks (we have 3 with 4-8 apps each) suddenly got really slow to execute. (boo!) The application blocks eventually finish, but take about 5 hours and only the last block actually installs. For example: 7zip takes 15 minutes to "install"
but since it isn't in the last block, it doesn't in fact install on the system.
so here is what I know so far:
Updated the boot image after applying the hotfix
Added the hotfix to the Windows and configmgr setup step command line to install the patch
Verified that all applications install correctly outside of the task sequence.
Created a new task sequence just in case the hotfix messed something up.
here is what I've noticed:
Only happens on workstations that have been imaged previously by CM (even if I remove the machine from AD and CM)
New machines image just dandy
not hardware specific (tested on 5 different laptop models and 3 desktop models)
workstations that have the issue, when finished, only installed the applications from the last block (4 apps) and none from the previous 2 blocks (16 applications)
If imaged new (not previously known) it installs the client correctly and it checks in, ones with the issue are in internet only mode and don't see the PKI cert for the machine, and will not check in.
Things I've checked, double checked, verified, and done:
All applications have the box for "allow this application to be installed from the Install Application task sequence action..."
applications are on all distribution points
Distribution points are healthy
One MP/DP was complaining about how it couldn't access a SMS folder. uninstalled the roles, let it sit over the weekend, reinstalled this morning
Verified that the servers were on 10Gb full and were not throwing error on the line
Antivirus scanning was not scanning the store (used the built in template for scep)
Next steps that I am going to try:
create a new task sequence and split up install application blocks to only have single applications in them
recreate the boot wim for the media
Thanks in advance

So this issue of yours is in B&C -task sequence? You're using capture CD for capturing, why? Why not automate the build entirely.
I'd suggest you add this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2775511/en-us to your BUILD image (either online of offline, in the WinPE -phase), it fixes many WMI related problems.
After you've done your golden .wim, deploy it to your clients.
We don't do a build and capture because certain applications require handling on our part. Management has said it needs to be a certain way, therefore this is how we have to build it. (mostly settings, and views that can't be controlled through registry,
Group Policy, etc.) There are users that if they have to click on an accept button or it isn't the right color, or they want a different icon in their lab, then they go to the top and it comes back down to us, and our lives become miserable.
We create the image in audit mode, capture it using boot media, and sequence in things that are updated constantly (flash, shockwave, java, etc.) through the task sequence.
in relation to that KB, why would it work on new machines but not ones that have been touched before?

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