How secure a task sequence advertisement

Hello
We have a task sequence for the replacing of the OS. Only the local 1 level support should available do run this task sequence when he
is logged on.
When I advertise the
task sequence to this usergroupe the task sequence fails because task sequences can only be advertised to Computers.
How can I secure the task sequence that only a limited group of Users can run the task sequence?
minou

Here's an excerpt of the smsts.log:
Executing command line: smsswd.exe /run: ServiceUI.exe -process:explorer.exe %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\mshta.exe c:\safefolder\zticonf.hta TSManager 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 3824 (0x0EF0)
=======================[ smsswd.exe ] ======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
PackageID = '' InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
BaseVar = '', ContinueOnError='' InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
SwdAction = '0001' InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Command line for extension .exe is "%1" %* InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Set command line: Run command line InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Working dir 'C:\SafeFolder' InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Executing command line: Run command line InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Process completed with exit code 4294967295 InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Matched Processes InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Process Found: [explorer.exe] ID [1744] SESSION [1] InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Logon Lookup InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
[winlogon.exe] Session: [1] PID [436] [Target Session [1] = Match] InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Launch Process InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Program to launch : [C:\WINDOWS\System32\mshta.exe] InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Command line : [C:\WINDOWS\System32\mshta.exe c:\safefolder\zticonf.hta] InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
API [CreateProcessAsUser] Error: [5] InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Exiting with [-1] InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
======================= InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Command line returned 4294967295 InstallSoftware 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 2908 (0x0B5C)
Process completed with exit code 4294967295 TSManager 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 3824 (0x0EF0)
!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! TSManager 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 3824 (0x0EF0)
Failed to run the action: Require Password Input.
Unknown error (Error: FFFFFFFF; Source: Unknown) TSManager 10/20/2010 2:02:06 PM 3824 (0x0EF0)

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'ver 5 OCTOBER 2011 - added error handler
'ver 3rd Nov - removed HPonly queries
'// Solution: Custom Script for use with MDT - Adapted from hardwareinfo.vbs Mikael Nystrom – http://deploymentbunny.com
'Typical BIOS content
'Processor Speed = 2133/1066 MHz
'Boot Order = Network Controller,ATAPI CD-ROM Drive,USB device,Hard Drive,Diskette Drive,PnP Device #2,PnP Device #3,PnP Device #4,PnP Device #5,PnP Device #6,PnP Device #7,PnPe #8,PnP Device #9,PnP Device #10,PnP Device #11
'SATA (disk) mode: *IDE,--,RAID,-- or IDE,*AHCI,RAID
'On Error Resume Next
' #endregion
' #region CONSTANTS: Persistent fold region
'======================================================================================
'Fields available in HP BIOS
Const sAsset = "Notebook Asset Tag"
Const sOwner = "Notebook Ownership Tag"
Const sMan = "Manufacturer"
Const sNoteModel = "Notebook Model"
Const sCPU = "Processor Type"
Const sCPUSpeed = "Processor Speed"
Const sRAM = "Memory Size"
Const sModel = "Product Name"
Const sBIOSName ="System BIOS"
Const sBIOSVer = "BIOS Version"
Const sBIOSDate = "BIOS Date"
'Other BIOS stuff you could use too
'Const sOwnerTag = "Enter Ownership Tag"
'Const sBIOS = "PCID"
'Const sBIOS = "Define Custom URL"
'Const sBIOS = "Set Alarm Time"
'Const sBIOS = "PCID Version"
Const TextMode="1" 'text case sensitive for dict obj
'WMI core constants
Const wbemFlagReturnImmediately = 16 'wmi - Causes the call to return immediately.
Const wbemFlagForwardOnly = 32 'wmi - Causes a forward-only enumerator to be returned.
'Forward-only enumerators are generally much faster and
'use less memory than conventional enumerators, but don't allow calls to SWbemObject.Clone_
'Advisory config values - as in "you want to the change these"
Dim strHTABootOrder
Dim strHTASATAMode
'Dim strHTACPU
' #endregion
'======================================================================================
' #region WQL: Persistent fold region
lFlags = wbemFlagReturnImmediately + wbemFlagForwardOnly
'Queries of things to check (HP)
strWQLBootOrder = "select Name, value from HP_BIOSSetting where Name='Boot order'"
strWQLSATAMode = "select Name, value from HP_BIOSSetting where (Name='SATA emulation' or name='SATA device mode')"
strWQLDisks ="SELECT * FROM Win32_DiskDrive where mediatype like 'Fixed%hard disk%'" 'win32_disk only avail after W7
strWQLFSType ="SELECT * from Win32_LogicalDisk where DriveType='3'" 'only bother with HDDs
'Generic WMI query strings
strWQLGenericBIOS="SELECT Manufacturer,SMBIOSBIOSVersion,ReleaseDate FROM Win32_BIOS WHERE PrimaryBIOS = True"
strWQLCPUCount= "SELECT NumberOfProcessors,NumberOfLogicalProcessors from Win32_ComputerSystem"
strWQLCPUInfo="SELECT Name,DataWidth,description,MaxClockSpeed,NumberofCores,NumberOfLogicalProcessors from Win32_Processor"
strWQLPCInfo="SELECT Domain,DomainRole,SystemType,Manufacturer,Model,TotalPhysicalMemory FROM Win32_ComputerSystem"
' strWQLPCInfo="SELECT Domain,DomainRole,SystemType,Manufacturer FROM Win32_ComputerSystem"
strWQLChassis="SELECT ChassisTypes from Win32_SystemEnclosure"
strWQLID="SELECT IdentifyingNumber,UUID from Win32_ComputerSystemProduct"
strWQLRAM="SELECT * FROM Win32_PhysicalMemory"
strWQLProc="SELECT * FROM Win32_Process"
strWQLBattery="SELECT * FROM BatteryStatus Where Voltage > 0"
' #endregion
' #region MAIN algorithm
'=====================================================================================================
' MAIN
'Algorithm
'1) Check make (vendor)
'2) Check model (in list)
'3) Check RAM >x
'4) Check HDD TYPE (HDD is not RAW)
'5) Check CPU architecture
'6) Check outlook
'7) Check battery
'=====================================================================================================
'Initialise
window.clearInterval(TimerInterval) 'Reset timer to 0
' blnDebug=True
blnDebug=False
bAbortBuild=False 'default to DON'T abort
' bAbortBuild=True
'Build list of approved vendors
Set objApprovedMakesDict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
objApprovedMakesDict.comparemode=VBTextCompare
objApprovedMakesDict.add cApprovedOEM,"OK"
objApprovedMakesDict.add LegacyOEM1,"OK"
objApprovedMakesDict.add LegacyOEM2,"OK"
objApprovedMakesDict.add "Lenovo","Testdata"
If blnDebug Then Stop
'1) all machines check make
strHTAVendor=fCheckVendor(strWQLGenericBIOS) 'check vendor in BIOS - if vendor not approved ABORT without proceeding
If bAbortBuild=True Then
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "FATAL ERROR - goodbye cruel world"
iTimer = window.setTimeout("Abort", iAbortTimeout, "VBScript")
Else
StatusBar.InnerText="Vendor: " & strHTAVendor & vbTab & " " & strHTAVendorState
'2) Discover current Model
strHTAModel=fGetModelName(strWQLPCInfo) 'get model name from WMI
strHTAModel=fUniversalCheckData(strHTAModel,"'Discover Model - fGetModelName'") 'validate
Call fGetModels 'get list of all valid models (from text file)
strHTAModel=fCheckModel(strHTAModel)
'2a) Model number (optional)
strHTAProduct=fGetComputerSystemProdIDNumber(strWQLID) 'manufacturer's product ID
strHTAProduct=fUniversalCheckData(strHTAProduct,"'Discover ID - fGetComputerSystemProdIDNumber'")
' StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & vbTab & "Product Code: " & vbTab & strHTAProduct
'3) Check installed Memory
strHTARAM=fGetRAM(strWQLRAM) 'find RAM size
strHTARAM=fUniversalCheckData(strHTARAM,"'Detect RAM - fCheckRAM'")
strHTARAM=fCheckRAM(strHTARAM) 'check RAM meets req
If strHTARAMState=cFail Then Exit Function
'4) Disk format IS NTFS
strDisks=fGetDrives(strWQLFSType) 'Get formatting info for all drives
strHTACheckRAW=fUniversalCheckData(strDisks,"'Detect filesystem - fCheckNTFS'") 'Validate data
strHTACheckRAW=fCheckNTFS(strDisks) 'Check FS format is acceptable (not RAW)
If strHTACheckRAW=cFail Then Exit Function
'Generic CPU calls
strHTACPUFullInfo="CPUs:" & fGetCPUInfo(strWQLCPUInfo) & " with CPU cores:" & iCPUCoreCount
strBIOSInfo="BIOS version: " & strBIOSver & ", dated " & strBIOSDate
'5a) CPU Speed check (info from http://www.robvanderwoude.com/wmiexamples.php)
strCPUInfo=WMI(strWQLCPUInfo,strNamespace) 'Get CPU details
strTemp=split(strCPUInfo,"@"): strHTACPUSpeed=strTemp(1)
strHTACPUSpeed=fUniversalCheckData(strHTACPUSpeed,"'Check processor - fCheckCPUSpeed'") 'Validate data
strHTACPUSpeed=fCheckCPUSpeed(strHTACPUSpeed) 'Check CPU clock speed
'5b) cores check
strHTACPUCores=fUniversalCheckData(iCPUCoreCount,"Check core count - fCheckCores") 'Validate data
iCPUCoreCount=fCheckCores(iCPUCoreCount) 'pass or fail?
'5c) CPU address width
strHTAArchitecture=fUniversalCheckData(strHTAArchitecture,"Check core count - fCheckCores") 'Validate data
strHTAArchitecture=fCheckCPUArch(strHTAArchitecture)
'6) Check outlook
strHTAOutlook=fCheckProcess(strWQLProc)
'7) Check Battery
strHTABattery=fCheckBattery(strWQLBattery)
'end checkss
document.body.style.cursor = "default"
'Display hardware values in GUI (in table)
Vendor.innerhtml = strHTAVendor 'Use str...var..STATE if you want Pass/fail text instead
Model.innerhtml = strHTAModel
Product.innerhtml = strHTAProduct
RAM.innerhtml = strHTARAM
CPUspeed.innerhtml = strHTACPUSpeed
CPUInfo.innerhtml = strHTACPUFullInfo
HDDFS.innerhtml = strHTACheckRAW
CapableArchitecture.innerhtml=strHTAArchitecture
BIOSversion.innerhtml = strBIOSver
BIOSDate.innerhtml = strBIOSDate' CPUName.innerhtml = strCPUDesc 'GetCPUName
End If
'======================================================================================
' #endregion
End Function
'generic WMI queries, by field and namespace
Function WMI(strQuery,strNameSpace)
'Aim: generic WMI calls
'return value of BIOS
On Error Resume Next
Dim colItems,objItem
Dim objWMI
Const strService = "winmgmts:{impersonationlevel=impersonate}//" 'binding to WMI
Const strComputer = "." 'this machine
Set objWMI = GetObject(strService & strComputer & strNamespace) 'GLOBAL wmi
Set colItems = objWMI.ExecQuery(strQuery,,lFlags)
For Each objItem In colItems
If Err Then
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "WMI query: " & strQuery & " in " & strNamespace & objItem.Name
Call ErrHandler("WMI error " & strQuery,1)
Else
WMI=objItem.Name 'Return value
End If
Next
End Function
Function fGetModelName(strWQLPCInfo)
'Aim: Get model name from BIOS - WMI field sometimes varies if laptop, so try two
'Return STRING: Model string from BIOS or "UNKNOWN" if null
On Error Resume Next
Dim colPCInfo,objPCItem
Dim strModel
Set colPCInfo = GetObject("winmgmts:").ExecQuery(strWQLPCInfo,"WQL",lFlags)
If Err Then
Call ErrHandler("fGetModelName: Error querying WMI " & strWQLPCInfo,2)
Else
For Each objPCItem In colPCInfo
If Not IsNull(objPCItem.Model) Then
strModel=objPCItem.Model
' iRAM=objPCItem.TotalPhysicalMemory
Else
If (strHTAVendor=cApprovedOEM And IsLaptop = True) Then ' resort to HP specific query for older laptops
'Notebook
strModel=QueryHPBIOS(sNoteModel)
if strModel="" then strModel=QueryHPBIOS(sModel) 'try alt value
Else
strModel=QueryHPBIOS(sModel)
End If
End If
Next
End If
If strModel = "" Then
fGetModelName = "UNKNOWN"
Model.style.visibility="hidden"
Else
fGetModelName=strModel
End If
End Function
'====================================================
'====================================================
Function fGetRAM(strQuery)
'Aim: get RAM installed. NB Win32_ComputerSystem::TotalPhysicalMemory may not be accurate
'Return integer
On Error Resume Next 'equiv to Err.Clear
Dim colItems, item
Dim iTotalMemory
Set colItems = GetObject("winmgmts:").ExecQuery(strQuery,"WQL",lFlags)
If Err Then
Call ErrHandler("fGetRAM: Error querying " & strQuery,2)
Else
iTotalMemory = 0
For Each item In colItems
iTotalMemory = iTotalMemory + CDBL(item.Capacity)/(1024^2)
Next
End If
If iTotalMemory = "" Then
fGetRAM = "RAM UNKNOWN"
RAM.style.visibility="hidden"
Else
fGetRAM=iTotalMemory
End If
End Function
'====================================================
'====================================================
Function fGetCPUInfo(strQuery)
'Aim: query WMI for CPU info - number and number of cores
'Return: function=CPU count, var for the cores: iCPUCoreCount, strHTAArchitecture, strCPUDesc
On Error Resume Next
Dim colItems, objItem
Dim NumberOfProcessors
Set colItems = GetObject("winmgmts:").ExecQuery(strQuery,"WQL",lFlags)
If Err Then
Call ErrHandler("GetCPUInfo: Error querying " & strQuery,2)
Else
For Each objItem In colItems
If Err Then
Else
If Not IsNull(objItem.NumberOfCores) Then
NumberOfProcessors = Trim(objItem.NumberOfCores) 'NumberOfProcessors
End If
If Not IsNull(objItem.NumberOfLogicalProcessors) Then
iCPUCoreCount = Int(Trim(objItem.NumberOfLogicalProcessors))
End If
If Not IsNull(objItem.DataWidth) Then
strHTAArchitecture=Trim(objItem.DataWidth) & "-bit"
End If
If Not IsNull(objItem.description) Then
strCPUDesc = Trim(objItem.description) 'cpu name
End If
End If
Next
If NumberOfProcessors = "" Then
NumberOfProcessors = "UNKNOWN"
End If
fGetCPUInfo = Int(NumberOfProcessors)
' iCPUCoreCount = Int(NumberOfLogicalProcessors)
End If
End Function
'====================================================
'====================================================
Function fGetComputerSystemProdIDNumber(strWQLID)
'Aim: Get UUID from Win32_ComputerSystemProduct
'Return: great big integer
Dim colSys,objSys
Dim strUUID
On Error resume next
Set colSys = GetObject("winmgmts:").ExecQuery(strWQLID,"WQL",lFlags)
If Err then
Call ErrHandler("fGetComputerSystemProdIDNumber: Error querying " & strWQLID,2)
Else
For Each objSys In colSys
If Not IsNull(objSys.IdentifyingNumber) Then
strUUID = Trim(objSys.IdentifyingNumber)
End If
Next
If strUUID = "" Then
fGetComputerSystemProdIDNumber = "UNKNOWN"
Else
fGetComputerSystemProdIDNumber = strUUID
End If
End If
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
Function fGetDrives(strQuery)
Dim colDisks,objHDD
Dim strDriveType, strDiskSize, strDisk
Dim strDiskFSType
Dim iGBUnits
On Error Resume Next
iGBUnits=1073741824
Dim iRAW
iRAW=0
Set colDisks = GetObject("winmgmts:").ExecQuery(strQuery)
For Each objHDD In colDisks
Select Case objHDD.DriveType
Case 1 strDriveType = "Drive could not be determined."
Case 2 strDriveType = "Removable Drive"
Case 3 strDriveType = "Local hard disk."
Case 4 strDriveType = "Network disk."
Case 5 strDriveType = "Compact disk (CD)"
Case 6 strDriveType = "RAM disk."
Case Else strDriveType = "Drive type Problem."
End Select
strDiskFSType = objHDD.FileSystem
'Find C
If objHDD.Name="C:" Then
If isNull(objHDD.FreeSpace) Then
If blnDebug=True then Call ErrHandler("ALERT!! Volume " & objHDD.Name & "is RAW",1) 'Abort/clean
fCheckDrives="ALERT!! Volume " & objHDD.Name & "is RAW"
End If
End If
strDiskSize = Int(objHDD.Size /iGBUnits) & "GB" 'calc size of disk
strDisk = strDisk & VbCrLf & "Vol " & objHDD.Name & " (" & strDriveType & ") size: " & strDiskSize & " (free: " & Int(objHDD.FreeSpace /iGBUnits) & "GB), " & strDiskFSType
fGetDrives=strDisk
Next
If (Err.Number <>0) Then
Call ErrHandler("WMI Property Query Error: [" & Err.Number & "]",2)
fGetDrives = -1
Exit Function
End If
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
Function fUniversalCheckData(varData,strStage) 'template
'Aim: Check value passed...
'is not blank
'is in range x..y
'spelt OK
'is in a list
'format is text, numeric
'return: string: the original value
On Error Resume Next
Dim Err
if blnDebug Then StatusBar.InnerText = StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "Validating " & strStage & " data..."
If Err Then
Call ErrHandler("WARNING: Error discovering value in " & strStage,2) '1=Quit,2=Warn
strHTAModel="Unknown"
Else
Select Case varData
Case IsEmpty(varData) Or IsNull(varData)
Call ErrHandler("WARNING: Error in "& strStage,2) '1=Quit,2=Warn
fUniversalCheckData="Unknown"
Case IsNumeric(varData)
If varData<0 Then
Call ErrHandler("WARNING: Value negative"& strStage,2) '1=Quit,2=Warn
fUniversalCheckData="Unknown"
End if
' & varData &
Case IsDate(varData)
Case Else
fUniversalCheckData=varData 'Data OK - return value unchanged
End Select
End If
End Function
'=================================================================================
'Checks - follow if true DO, if false warn/abort
'=================================================================================
Function fCheckBattery(strQuery)
'Aim: Find if battery is running
'Return pass/fail
On Error Resume Next 'equiv to Err.Clear
Const wbemFlagReturnImmediately = &h10
Const wbemFlagForwardOnly = &h20
Dim colItems, item
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\WMI")
Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM BatteryStatus Where Voltage > 0", "WQL", _
wbemFlagReturnImmediately + wbemFlagForwardOnly)
For Each item In colItems
if objItem.PowerOnline = True Then
strHTABattery=objItem.PowerOnline
strHTABatteryState = cFail
Err.Raise 9010,"fCheckBattery",strHTABattery & " Laptop running on battery. OSD Cannot continue."
Call ErrHandler(ucase(strHTABatteryState) & ": " & Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",1)
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "FATAL ERROR - Laptop on Battery. Please plug into an outlet before proceeding."
iTimer = window.setTimeout("Abort", iAbortTimeout, "VBScript")
Else
strHTABatteryState = cPassed
End if
Next
fCheckBattery=strHTABattery
End Function
'====================================================
Function fCheckProcess(strQuery)
'Aim: Find if outlook is running
'Return pass/fail
On Error Resume Next 'equiv to Err.Clear
Dim colItems, item
Set colItems = GetObject("winmgmts:").ExecQuery(strQuery,"WQL",lFlags)
For Each item In colItems
if item.Name = "OUTLOOK.EXE" Then
strHTAOutlook=item.Name
strHTAOutlookState = cFail
Err.Raise 9010,"fCheckOutlook",strHTAOutlook & " running. OSD Cannot continue."
Call ErrHandler(ucase(strHTAOutlookState) & ": " & Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",1)
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "FATAL ERROR - Outlook Running, please close outlook before proceeding."
iTimer = window.setTimeout("Abort", iAbortTimeout, "VBScript")
Elseif item.Name = "communicator.exe" Then
strHTAOutlook=item.Name
strHTAOutlookState = cFail
Err.Raise 9010,"fCheckOutlook",strHTAOutlook & " running. OSD Cannot continue."
Call ErrHandler(ucase(strHTAOutlookState) & ": " & Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",1)
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "FATAL ERROR - Communicator Running, please close OCS before proceeding."
iTimer = window.setTimeout("Abort", iAbortTimeout, "VBScript")
Else
strHTAOutlookState = cPassed
End if
Next
fCheckProcess=strHTAOutlook
End Function
'====================================================
'1 - Make
Function fCheckVendor(strVendor)
'Aim: Check make is one the OS/build is designed For
'Return: STRINGS for "Make", BIOS version and BIOS date (generic): strHTAVendorState pass or fail
On Error Resume Next
Dim colItems,objItem
Set colItems = GetObject("winmgmts:").ExecQuery(strVendor, "WQL", lFlags)
For Each objItem In colItems
strHTAVendor=objItem.Manufacturer
if objApprovedMakesDict.exists(strHTAVendor) then
strBIOSver=objItem.SMBIOSBIOSVersion
strBIOSDate=Mid( objItem.ReleaseDate, 5, 2 ) & "/" & Mid( objItem.ReleaseDate, 7, 2 ) & "/" & Left( objItem.ReleaseDate, 4 )
strHTAVendorState=cPassed
Else
strHTAVendorState=cFail
Err.Raise 9010,"fCheckVendor",strHTAVendor & " found. The build will not work on this make of hardware"
Call ErrHandler(ucase(strHTAVendorState) & ": " & Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",1)
bAbortBuild=True
end if
Next
fCheckVendor=strHTAVendor
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
'2 - Models check
Function fCheckModel(strThisModel)
'Aim Check target machine is in list of models
'Return string
On Error Resume Next
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "Checking model..." & VbCrLf
If objModelsDict.exists(trim(strThisModel)) then ' if current model in objDict then huzzah
strHTAModelState=cPassed
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & vbTab & "Model detected: " & vbTab & strHTAModelState
Else
strHTAModelState=cFail
Err.Raise 9010,"fCheckModel",strThisModel & " found. The build will not work on this model of hardware"
Call ErrHandler(ucase(strHTAModelState) & ": " & Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",1)
end if
fCheckModel=strHTAModel
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
'3 - RAM
Function fCheckRAM(strRAM)
'Aim: Check installed RAM > x
'Return string digits with units, e.g. 4GB
'use strHTARAM for value
'==================================================================
' Memory Preflight Check (from MDT2012)
'==================================================================
On Error Resume Next
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "Checking RAM..."
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
Call ErrHandler("Error occurred while calculating computer's memory.",2)
End If
fCheckRAM = Int(strRAM/1024) & "GB" 'format in GB
If Int(strRAM) > cMinimumMemoryMB Then
strHTARAMState=cPassed 'Sufficient memory - show whole number in GB"
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & vbTab & "RAM installed: " & vbTab & strHTARAMState
Else
strHTARAMState=cFail
Err.Raise 9030 ,"fCheckRAM","Not enough memory in this machine!" & " Required physical memory is: " & cMinimumMemoryMB & " MB."
Call ErrHandler(ucase(strHTARAMState) & ": " & Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",1) 'abort build
End If
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
'4 - NTFS disk
Function fCheckNTFS(strDiskFS)
'Aim: Check HDD is NTFS
'Return string
On Error Resume Next
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "Checking file system is not RAW..."
If Instr(1,strDiskFS,cMinFS,VBTextCompare)<>0 Then
fCheckNTFS=cMinFS 'disk format is OK (NTFS)
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & vbTab & " File system: " & cPassed
Else
fCheckNTFS=cFail
Err.Raise 9040 ,"fCheckNTFS","WARNING: Disk not correct file-system. Type required is: " & cMinFS & "." & VbCrLf & _
"The deployment will fail unless you reformat the target disk immediately."
Call ErrHandler(Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",2) 'halt build
End If
End Function
'====================================================
'=================================================================================
'5 - CPU checks
'=================================================================================
Function fCheckCPUSpeed(strCPU) 'any HW
'Aim: Check CPU speed
'Return string = number + appropriate units, e.g. 5HGz (strCPU)
On Error Resume Next
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "Checking CPU spec..."
Select Case Right(strCPU,3) 'check units
Case "MHz"
strCPU=Left(strCPU,4)/1000 'reformat to GHz
Case "GHz"
strCPU=strCPU 'unit already OK
Case Else
Call ErrHandler("CPU units are unknown",2)
End Select
'Check clock speed
If Int(Left(trim(strCPU),1))>=iMinCPUSpeed Then
fCheckCPUSpeed=strHTACPUSpeed 'CPU is fine i.e don't change value
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & vbTab & "CPU Speed: " & cPassed
Else
fCheckCPUSpeed=cFail 'already in GHz
Err.Raise 9050,"fCheckCPUSpeed","CPU speed pre-requisite failed. Minimum processor clock speed is: " & iMinCPUSpeed
Call ErrHandler(Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",1) 'halt build
End If
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
Function fCheckCPUArch(strCPUArch) 'any HW
'Aim: Check CPU width
'Return string
On Error Resume Next
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "Checking CPU bus width..."
'Check clock speed
If Int(Left(trim(strCPUArch),2))>=iMinCPUArch Then
fCheckCPUArch=strHTAArchitecture 'CPU is fine i.e don't change value
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & vbTab & "CPU width: " & cPassed
Else
fCheckCPUArch=cFail 'already in GHz
Err.Raise 9052,"fCheckCPUArch","CPU width pre-requisite failed. Minimum processor width required is: " & iMinCPUArch
Call ErrHandler(Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",1) 'abort build
End If
End Function
'=================================================================================
Function fCheckCores(iCores)
'Aim: Check hardware (CPU) has a minimum number of cores
'Return Integer
On Error Resume Next
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & "Checking CPU cores..."
If iCores>=iMinCores Then
fCheckCores=iCores
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & vbTab & "Core count: " & vbTab & cPassed
'StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & vbTab & "CPU cores: " & cPassed
Else
fCheckCores=cFail
Err.Raise 9051,"fCheckCores","WARNING: Not enough cores on the CPU to support the build. Minimum CPU cores is: " & iMinCores
Call ErrHandler(Err.Description & " (Code: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Source & ")",2) 'halt build
End If
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
Function fCheckHPCPUSpeed 'HP ONLY
'Aim: Check CPU speed
'return: string
'Check CPU speed
On Error Resume Next
strWQLCPU = "processor speed"
strTemp=QueryHPBIOS(strWQLCPU,"")
Select Case Right(strTemp,3)
Case "MHz"
strTemp=Left(strTemp,4)/1000 'reformat to GHz
Case "GHz"
strTemp 'is OK
Case Else
Call ErrHandler("CPU is unknown",2)
End Select
'Check clock speed
If strTemp>=iMinCPUSpeed Then
fCheckCPUSpeed= strTemp & "GHz"
Else
Err.Raise 9050,,"CPU speed pre-requisite failed"
Call ErrHandler("CPU is too slow",1)
fCheckCPUSpeed=cFail 'already in GHz
End If
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
Function fGetModels
'Aim: Read external text file
'return: dictionary object - models as key, integer as value e.g. Dell Optiplex,12
'On Error Resume Next
Dim objFSO
Dim objFile
Dim strFile
Dim strEntry
Dim n
Dim strfilepath
Dim iLineCount 'count lines to avoid listing first item with ,.
Set objModelsDict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
set objFSO=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Const ForReading=1
strfilepath = Left(window.location.pathname,InStrRev(window.location.pathname,"\"))
strFile=strfilepath & "Models.txt"
set objFile=objFSO.OpenTextFile(strFile,ForReading)
iLineCount=0
'read in each line of data until you reach the end of the file
do While objFile.AtEndOfStream<>True
strEntry=objFile.ReadLine
'you can now do what ever you want with the line as referenced with the strEntry variable such as
'echoing it back (e.g. wscript.Echo strEntry) or passing it as a variable to a function of subroutine (e.g. MyFunction strEntry)
objModelsDict.comparemode=VBTextCompare
objModelsDict.Add strEntry,iLineCount
iLineCount=iLineCount+1
If blnDebug then
If iLineCount=1 Then
StatusBar.InnerText=trim(strEntry)
Else
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & ", " & trim(strEntry) 'list models
End If
End If
Loop
objFile.Close
End Function
'=================================================================================
'=================================================================================
'====================================================
Function ErrHandler(strErrorMsg,iErrMode)
'Aim: to handle error states
' 1 = Abort
' 2 = Warn
'Return 'Appropriate text message explaining the error
'====================================================
Const msgTitle="SCCM Deployment Preflight Checklist"
'On Error Resume Next '< don't use that as we want to KEEP the error properties
'Abort=1
If iErrMode=1 Then
StatusBar.InnerText=strErrorMsg 'overwrite status with Error message
' StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & " " & strHTAOutlook & " " & strHTAVendor & " " & strHTAVendorState & _
' VbCrLf & " " & strHTAModel & strHTAModelState & _
' VbCrLf & " " & strHTARAM & strHTARAMState & _
' VbCrLf & " " & strHTAHDD & strHTAHDDState
iTimer = window.setTimeout("Abort", iAbortTimeout, "VBScript") 'Abort (close) after n seconds
'MsgBox strErrorMsg,vbExclamation,msgTitle
'ErrBar.class=""
ElseIf iErrMode=2 Then
'Warning
StatusBar.InnerText=StatusBar.InnerText & VbCrLf & strErrorMsg & " " '& "(" & Err.Description & " :" & Err.Number & ")"',vbExclamation,msgTitle
Err.Clear
End If
End Function
'====================================================
Sub Abort
'Aim: Quit gracefully
window.close()
End Sub
</script>

<body>
<br />
<div>
<span style="version"> <span id="VersionSpan"></span></div>
<div style="text-align: center;">
<H1 style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: large; text-align: center; color: #000000; text-transform: capitalize">System information</H1>
<span>
<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="width: 912px"
id="SysInfoTable">
<tr class="h1">
<td align="right" class="Header1" style="width: 76px; height: 18px">
</td>
<td align="right" class="Header1" style="height: 18px"><em id="VendorCaption">Vendor</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style2" style="height: 18px"><span id="Vendor"></span></td>
<td align="right" class="Header2" style="height: 18px"><em id="ModelCaption">Model</em></td>
<td align="center" class="style4" style="width: 400px; height: 18px"><span id="Model"></span></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="right" class="Header1" style="width: 76px">
</td>
<td align="right" class="Header1"><em id="ProductCaption">Product ID</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style2"><span id="Product"></span></td>
<td align="right" class="Header2"><em id="RAMCaption">Memory(in MB)</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style4" style="width: 400px"><span id="RAM"></span></td>
</tr>`
<tr>
<td align="right" class="Header1" style="width: 76px">
</td>
<td align="right" class="Header1"><em id="CPUCaption">CPU speed (in GHz)</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style2"><span id="CPUspeed"></span></td>
<td align="right" class="Header2"><em id="CPUInfoCaption">No: CPU\Cores</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style4" style="width: 400px"><span id="CPUInfo"></span></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="right" class="Header1" style="width: 76px">
</td>
<td align="right" class="Header1"><em id="DiskFSCaption">Filesystem info</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style2"><span id="HDDFS"></span></td>
<td align="right" class="Header2"><em id="CapableArchCaption">Architecture</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style4" style="width: 400px"><span id="CapableArchitecture"></span></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="right" class="Header1" style="width: 76px">
</td>
<td align="right" class="Header1"><em id="BIOSVerCaption">BIOS version</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style2" ><span id="BIOSVERSION"></span></td>
<td align="right" class="Header2"><em id="BIOSDateCaption">BIOS Date</em></td>
<td align="left" class="style4" style="width: 400px"><span id="BIOSDate"></span></td>
</tr>
</table>
</span>
</div>
<div class="StatusBar">
<br />
<Span id="StatusBar">Loading...please wait.</Span>
</div> <br><br>
<div align="center">
<input type="button" name="btnStop" id="btnStop" value="Continue" onclick="Abort">
<input type="Button" value="Re-Scan Machine" name="button1" onClick="Window_Onload" class="button">
</div>
</body>
</html>

Can I set a priority in SCCM 2012 for advertisements or any other ideas to fix my Task sequences?

I have several task sequences that I deploy to lab computers that we re-image 1 or 2 times a year. The task sequences run and install specific software
for that lab after the base image deploys.
The base image is deployed using WDS without SCCM in the mix. It is a setup they we are using because of legacy business processes that just make this easier.
Then after the machine boots up and gets its SCCM policies the task sequences start running to deploy the software.
The issue I am noticing is that I have no control over what runs first and sometimes Windows Updates that are deployed via SCCM run before or in between the task
sequences that I have running. Some installs fail because of the pending Windows Update reboot, which I believe I have gotten around just by checking for it and rebooting before it installs the software. The issue is that the Windows update could
and usually is one of those lovely updates that requires multiple reboots. The second reboot is killing my task sequence.
The issue is I need to somehow force this updates to run after my task sequences or make sure they run first. The only way I can think of this is by having
priorities for the task sequences. I can't just add installing the updates to the task sequence, because the second reboot will kill my whole task sequence there too.
Anyone have any ideas on how to get around this issue? I want the machines to install the Windows updates so I can't just remove them from the collection.

That's definitely the best option to do everything via the task sequence deployment.
Also, there are script available in the community to add or remove a device from a collection, see for example:
http://sccmfaq.wordpress.com/2013/05/20/sccm-2012-sp1-remove-client-from-collection-after-osd/
Keep in mind that if you want to use a script like that during the task sequence that the device running the task sequence (and by that the script) requires specific rights within ConfigMgr.
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How do I add a step to run at the beginning of an existing task sequence?

I need a way to add a step to run at the beginning of an existing task sequence like you see up above. We need to do so to all task sequences that install software in our environment. I understand PowerShell very well but, I am not sure of how I would modify
(if possible) an existing task sequence, let alone add a step to the beginning.
This is super important and would most appreciated for any help. Thanks! :)
http://i61.tinypic.com/2nlv8zb.png

I understand how to perform the above action. I need to have that in a PowerShell script. I need to insert a "Install Package" step at the top of all 900+ task sequences with a specific package. I am good with PowerShell, just not that good.
ActionInProgress : 1
AlternateContentProviders :
BootImageID :
Category :
CustomProgressMsg :
DependentProgram :
Description : ML - 1/5/15
Duration : 360
ExtendedData :
ExtendedDataSize : 0
ForcedDisconnectDelay : 5
ForcedDisconnectEnabled : False
ForcedDisconnectNumRetries : 2
Icon :
IconSize : 0
IgnoreAddressSchedule : False
ISVData :
ISVDataSize : 0
IsVersionCompatible :
Language :
LastRefreshTime : 2/16/2015 10:18:25 AM
LocalizedCategoryInstanceNames :
Manufacturer :
MIFFilename :
MIFName :
MIFPublisher :
MIFVersion :
Name : TS: Adobe_ReaderXI_11.0.10_R01-Install
NumOfPrograms :
PackageID : P12005DB
PackageSize :
PackageType : 4
PkgFlags : 0
PkgSourceFlag : 1
PkgSourcePath :
PreferredAddressType :
Priority : 2
ProgramFlags : 152084496
References : {
instance of SMS_TaskSequence_Reference
Package = "P1200541";
Program = "Adobe_Cleaner_9_R01";
Type = 0;
instance of SMS_TaskSequence_Reference
Package = "P1200542";
Program = "Adobe_Cleaner_10_R01";
Type = 0;
instance of SMS_TaskSequence_Reference
Package = "P1200598";
Program = "*";
Type = 0;
instance of SMS_TaskSequence_Reference
Package = "ScopeId_5E2F018E-6A55-4DF6-BC64-43B2E205E619/Application_d5c1b17b-12e1-
4ad6-9916-72fdefc834b8";
Program = "";
Type = 1;
ReferencesCount : 4
RefreshPkgSourceFlag : False
RefreshSchedule :
Reserved :
SecuredScopeNames : {Default}
SedoObjectVersion : EF958AC5-D6E3-460E-A666-6A8CAF4AEB8C
Sequence : <sequence version="3.00"><referenceList><reference package="P1200598"/><reference
package="P1200541" program="Adobe_Cleaner_9_R01"/><reference package="P1200542"
program="Adobe_Cleaner_10_R01"/><reference application="ScopeId_5E2F018E-6A55-4DF6-BC6
4-43B2E205E619/Application_d5c1b17b-12e1-4ad6-9916-72fdefc834b8"/></referenceList><ste
p type="SMS_TaskSequence_RunPowerShellScriptAction" name="SDLSetupWait"
description="ML - 2/16/15" runIn="WinPEandFullOS" successCodeList="0" runFromNet="fals
e"><action>OSDRunPowerShellScript.exe</action><defaultVarList><variable
name="OSDRunPowerShellScriptExecutionPolicy"
property="ExecutionPolicy">Bypass</variable><variable
name="OSDRunPowerShellScriptPackageID"
property="PackageID">P1200598</variable><variable
name="OSDRunPowerShellScriptParameters" property="Parameters"></variable><variable
name="OSDRunPowerShellScriptScriptName"
property="ScriptName">SDLSetupWait.ps1</variable></defaultVarList></step><step
type="SMS_TaskSequence_InstallSoftwareAction" name="Purge Adobe 9.x -"
description="ML - 1/5/15" runIn="FullOS" successCodeList="0"
runFromNet="false"><action>smsswd.exe /pkg:P1200541 /install /basevar:
/continueOnError:</action><defaultVarList><variable name="PackageID"
property="PackageID" hidden="true">P1200541</variable><variable
name="_SMSSWDProgramName"
property="ProgramName">Adobe_Cleaner_9_R01</variable></defaultVarList></step><step
type="SMS_TaskSequence_InstallSoftwareAction" name="Purge Adobe 10.x+"
description="ML - 1/5/15" runIn="FullOS" successCodeList="0"
runFromNet="false"><action>smsswd.exe /pkg:P1200542 /install /basevar:
/continueOnError:</action><defaultVarList><variable name="PackageID"
property="PackageID" hidden="true">P1200542</variable><variable
name="_SMSSWDProgramName"
property="ProgramName">Adobe_Cleaner_10_R01</variable></defaultVarList></step><step
type="SMS_TaskSequence_InstallApplicationAction" name="TS:
Adobe_ReaderXI_11.0.10_R01-Install" description="ML - 1/5/15" runIn="FullOS"
successCodeList="0" runFromNet="false"><action>smsappinstall.exe /app:ScopeId_5E2F018E
-6A55-4DF6-BC64-43B2E205E619/Application_d5c1b17b-12e1-4ad6-9916-72fdefc834b8
/basevar: /continueOnError:False</action><defaultVarList><variable name="OSDApp"
property="AppInfo" hidden="true">1</variable><variable name="OSDApp0Description"
property="AppInfo0Description">Valid</variable><variable name="OSDApp0DisplayName"
property="AppInfo0DisplayName">Adobe_ReaderXI_11.0.10_R01</variable><variable
name="OSDApp0Name" property="AppInfo0Name">ScopeId_5E2F018E-6A55-4DF6-BC64-43B2E205E61
9/Application_d5c1b17b-12e1-4ad6-9916-72fdefc834b8</variable><variable
name="ApplicationName" property="ApplicationName" hidden="true">ScopeId_5E2F018E-6A55-
4DF6-BC64-43B2E205E619/Application_d5c1b17b-12e1-4ad6-9916-72fdefc834b8</variable><var
iable name="ContinueOnInstallError" property="ContinueOnInstallError"
hidden="true">false</variable><variable name="OSDAppCount"
property="NumApps">1</variable></defaultVarList></step><step
type="SMS_TaskSequence_RunCommandLineAction" name="Change Reg Key" description="ML -
1/5/15" runIn="WinPEandFullOS" successCodeList="0 3010"
runFromNet="false"><action>smsswd.exe /run: reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classe
s\Installer\Products\68AB67CA7DA73301B744BA0000000010 /v ProductName /d
Adobe_ReaderXI_11.0.10_R01 /F</action><defaultVarList><variable name="CommandLine"
property="CommandLine" hidden="true">reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Insta
ller\Products\68AB67CA7DA73301B744BA0000000010 /v ProductName /d
Adobe_ReaderXI_11.0.10_R01 /F</variable><variable name="SMSTSDisableWow64Redirection"
property="DisableWow64Redirection">false</variable><variable
name="_SMSTSRunCommandLineAsUser" property="RunAsUser">false</variable><variable
name="SuccessCodes" property="SuccessCodes" hidden="true">0
3010</variable></defaultVarList></step></sequence>
ShareName :
ShareType : 1
SourceDate : 1/5/2015 10:14:08 AM
SourceSite : P12
SourceVersion : 1
StoredPkgPath :
StoredPkgVersion : 1
SupportedOperatingSystems : {}
TaskSequenceFlags : 0
Type : 1
Version :

How to determine IE type(32 bit or 64 bit) in a task sequence while updating Java

How to determine IE type(32 bit or 64 bit) in a task sequence
Hi,
Currently i have to update new version of Java after removing all the previous existing version of Java by using TS in SCCM 2007.
we have both 32 bit and 64 bit browser in the environment. I am stucked in determining whether the browser is of 32 bit or 64 bit.
How to determine IE type(32 bit or 64 bit) in a task sequence so that respective java can be installed for that IE browser.
will highly appreciate quick response.
Thanks in advance.
Daya

But you also need to install JRE x86 on x64 systems, since most people actually use the 32bit browsers on x64 systems.
The detection logic is actually pretty simple -- just check the right registry hive to find the installation location of the BIN\JAVA.DLL. Both pathnames are stored in HKLM\Software\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment\1.7 in the registry value "JavaHome",
but the x86 path is stored in the 32-bit hive and the x64 path is stored in the 64-bit hive.
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SolarWinds Head Geek
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How to install Office 365 Pro Plus Ms office 2013 Offline through MDT Task Sequence

Hi
How can i deploy the Office 365 pro Plus Ms Office 2013 (that come with Office 365 E3 License) offline to Client Machines through MDT Task Sequence?
Shailendra Dev

There is a wealth of information on Office 365 deployments at:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg715562(v=office.15).aspx
Overview:
Download the office deployment tool
configure your config.xml file
download the bits locally to your server.
create a package for MDT.
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http://DeploymentLive.com

How to re-distribute a Task Sequence to the Distribution Point.

Hi, All
I am new to Administering SCCM 2012. I have followed the instructions on this forum carefully and it has
helped me.
I created a TS and for some reason I delete it. But when I created the New Task Sequence it will not allowed
me to re-distribute the content to the old DP where the previous one was.
I went to the Technet site and it says that.
Important
If the task sequence that you selected references content that is already distributed to a specific distribution point, that distribution
point is not listed by the wizard.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh273490.aspx
This is because when I resend or deploy the job to the laptop I keep getting this error " The Task Sequence
cannot be run because the program files associated with "CHM00008"cannot be found on the distribution Point". But I know is on the DP. I have updated it and redistribute it. I can browse to it.
And help to show me how to re-distribute the TS to the DP will be highly appreciated.
Thanks
KKA

A task sequence itself cannot be distributed to a DP, but the associated content can.
Have you configured a network access account? Double check if CHM00008 is deployed with 100% success.
Torsten Meringer | http://www.mssccmfaq.de

How To: Deploying Windows & Office updates during task sequence

How do you guys apply windows and office updates during the task sequence?
Right now for Windows, I am offline servicing using my software deployment package.
For Office, I had the software deployment package, but can't figure out how to add it to my task sequence. All the options don't allow me to choose the package.
My end goal is to keep everything as up to date as possible, and if people image a computer and run Windows Update, they only have to download 10 or less updates, not 100+.

Is Office part of your image or do you deploy Office as part of your task sequence?
If office is part of your image, i'd recommend that you create a fully automated build and capture process using the MDT lite touch, and use a separate WSUS server to update the image with Windows , Office and other updates.
It's pretty easy to setup.
Creating a Windows 8.1 reference image:
http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9845755
If Office is not part of the image, you need to deploy the updates using Software Updates In SCCM as part of your Task Sequence.
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www.ronnipedersen.com/ and www.SCUG.dk/ | Twitter
@ronnipedersen
It's a task sequence. I'm confused how Software Updates works with SCCM because I do not want to use it to update All Systems. I only want to update it to computers that get imaged which are Unknown Computers. We have WSUS to take care of updates.
If I deploy to Unknown Computers the updates in SCCM, once it joins the domain though to install all the other applications in the task sequence, will updates still go through now that it isn't a "Unknown ComputeR"?

How can we get the prompt to enter IP Address, Subnet Mask , gateway and DNS Server during Task Sequence?

How can we get the prompt to enter IP Address, Subnet Mask , gateway and DNS Server during Task Sequence?

This is for 2007 but may still be relevant for 2012
http://hexdump.net/?p=391
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