Patch Bundles failing on Install

Looking at Patch Bundle status: Bundles-->ZPM-->2015 January Critical - CCC-->Bundle Status-->(Device assignments-Devices Succeeded). Most workstations show Partial Complete. When looking at the details of the deployment under install, this is the error I am receiving: There is no user session available or user session cannot be determined. I am running 11.3.2 on the server side, but the workstations are at 11.3.0 currently.

Originally Posted by lressel
Looking at Patch Bundle status: Bundles-->ZPM-->2015 January Critical - CCC-->Bundle Status-->(Device assignments-Devices Succeeded). Most workstations show Partial Complete. When looking at the details of the deployment under install, this is the error I am receiving: There is no user session available or user session cannot be determined. I am running 11.3.2 on the server side, but the workstations are at 11.3.0 currently.
This was a known issue on 11.3.0.......
Patch Bundles would not install properly if a user was not logged onto the device.
If you upgrade the devices to 11.3.2, the issue should go away.

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Ok I'll try that when I have time. TYVM I think your right, it should work.
Just haven't been to worried about it as 4.0 is doing ok with me. But I may as well get the newer version huh?

Update failed...could not be installed (patch apply failed) - I use 7.0.1

Update failed. The Update could not be installed (patch apply failed). It appears to want to upgrade from 7.0.1 to 8. But when I click the link, it does not offer updates, just an entire strip/reinstall! Where is the updates page? Help?

Thank you. I don't want to reload the entire thing - yes, it can be entirely reloaded, but I don't want to lose settings. How do I upload the PATCH as offered?

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