SCCM 2012 DP "starting to process content"

Hi All
I am stuck with a problem in SCCM 2012. It is unable to distribute newly packaged content.
The DP just says "starting to process content" and doesnt change.
I have removed the DP from the server and re-added it.
Reinstalled IIS
Recreated the package(s)
Installed update http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2854009
I still have the issue, All the distmgr.log file says it "Package is already in the queue"
One thing to note:
I tested the DP by removing the SMSPKG (driveletter) $ share, but recreating the DP does not re-create this share.
This started mid July, no SCEP definitions are currently being deployed.
All work has been done on the Primary Site server, the data for the packages are also stored on this server.
Version 5.00.7804.1000
Build number 7804
Thank you
Morne

I am also seeing package IDs in the distmgr.log that have been deleted and in the queue is says "Package
is already in the queue"

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It seems to be not...when I create a bootimage and boot from it and manually configure a fixed ip address then the task sequence is found.
When I create a bootimage with the prestart command, then the ip address is being set by the prestart command, but the task sequence is not being found :-(
Below my smsts.log file.
The file set_fixed_ip.cmd contains the following:
netsh int ip set address name="Local Area Connection" static 10.163.8.96 255.255.252.0 10.163.11.254 1
netsh int ip set dns name="Local Area Connection" static 10.104.0.1 primary
netsh int ip add dns name="Local Area Connection" 10.104.0.3 index=2
PS: i swapped my servername in the log with server.domain.net

Applocker with Windows Installer rules and SCCM 2012

Hi,
We have been running Applocker since two years on Windows 7 Enterprise clients with SCCM 2007 as management and distribution tool.
This setup was working fine until we migrated to SCCM 2012 and started to encounter problems with msi-packages not being able to self-heal when the source was the sccm client cache.
We have recreated this scenario in a lab environment.
Our setup is this:
Windows 2008 R2 (DC)
Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 (Client)
Standard user (not admin)
SCCM 2012 R2 (upgraded from 2007)
Applocker with these rules:
Executable Default rules enabled (Enforced)
Windows Installer Default rules enabled (Enforced)
Exception for %WINDIR% (where SCCM cache is located)
Script Default Rules enabled (Enforced)
Application msi-package with self-heal (omus) and advertised shortcuts
We install the application from the sccm cache (%windir%\ccmcache) and then trigger a self-heal (user components being copied to the user profile).
What we see on the client is: Error 1718. File C:\Windows\ccmcache\54\application.msi was rejected by digital signature policy.
Event log is showing: Event 1008: The installation of
C:\Windows\ccmcache\54\application.msi
is not permitted due to an error in software restriction policy processing. The object cannot be trusted.
It looks like the file cannot be evaluated by Applocker and therefore is not trusted. We get an Access Denied error when testing AppLocker-policy with the following PS-command,
Get-AppLockerPolicy -Effective | Test-AppLockerPolicy -Path C:\Windows\ccmcache\54\application.msi. This command works fine when accessing files in the cache-folder on a SCCM2007-client.
For testing purposes we recreated a similar folder structure: C:\Windows\Folder1\Folder2\application.msi where the user has no permissions on Folder2 and read on the other folders and the File.msi.
This is how the permissions look like in SCCM 2012 (no user permissions on %Windir%\ccmcache). Applocker cannot evaluate the trust-level of application.msi.
The GPO setting “Bypass traverse checking” is set to everyone.
As we can see, the permissions are the same on SCCM 2007 client cache (%Windir%\syswow64\ccm\cache) but we do not have this issue there.
Has anyone got Applocker (with windows installer rules actived) to work with SCCM 2012 and windows installer self-heal?

More info. I found some people also encounter this same issue, but specific msi, take a look at
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/2ad92754-f01e-410e-97db-7a9bc81586db/msiinstaller-event-1008-when-trying-to-install-3ds-max-2011-after-group-policies-apply-on-domain?forum=winserverGP
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SCCM 2012 SP1 - OS Deployment - hash could not be matched for the downloded content

I've got a newly deployed SCCM 2012 SP1 running on Windows Server 2012. The W2K12 runs as vm on ESX 5.1. I'm having very odd issues with OS deployment. The TS keeps failing when processing SCCM client installation - it downloads the package but then it fails
straight away with the 80091007 - hash values couldn't be matched error - some extract from smsts.log attached below. It's very consistent, it happens every time - it downloads and applies the image fine straight after that it bombs out.
What is very interesting is that it works perfectly fine when I deploy vms (on the same or different host) - the issue seems to be be only affecting physical machines (laptops desktops). This might suggest some network issues (vSwitch with Cisco switches) but
the config on the switch is very simple and this shouldn't be the case.
I had a few virtualised SCCM 2007 installations (ESX 5 and 4) and it always worked with no problems.
I tried to recreate the package (changing source directory), turn binary differential replication on and off, copy the content of the package to the dist point or not copy. Push client installation (or other package deployments) work fine
When I tried to deploy with no download - sometimes it works but most of the time I'd get the files/folder corrupt error (can't remember the No)
This is starting to drive me crazy - There are some significant changes in the way SCCM 2012 is validating package integrity (like Content Lib folder) but the consistency of this problem is just very odd.
Anyone has any clues?
thanks
- Downloaded file from http://GTKVMGMT05.GTK.LOC...m?/x64/wic_x64_enu.exe to C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\GTK0000C\x64/wic_x64_enu.exe
- Download done setting progress bar to 100
VerifyContentHash: Hash algorithm is 32780
c:\_smstasksequence\packages\GTK0000c\i386 is a directory. Setting directory security
c:\_smstasksequence\packages\GTK0000c\x64 is a directory. Setting directory security
- Hash could not be matched for the downloded content. Original ContentHash = 5EF3A189C48F3469440A83026EC8ECD36EAD6EAF3B5D35663F8201BDE175413C, Downloaded ContentHash = FA4516EDD2D7907F8FA472A3E1B717DF2DD4A0976CD4CEAE11045EE62EC8C661
0L == TS::Utility::VerifyPackageHash(pszContentID, sDestination), HRESULT=80091007 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\framework\tscore\resolvesource.cpp,2999)
- DownloadContentAndVerifyHash(pszPackageID, L"SMSPackage", saHttpContentSources, saSMBContentSources, saMulticastContentSources, sDestination, dwFlags, L"", 0, dwPackageFlags, pszUserName, pszUserPassword ), HRESULT=80091007 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\framework\tscore\resolvesource.cpp,3106)
- DownloadContentLocally(pszSource, sSourceDirectory, dwFlags, hUserToken, pszUserName, pszUserPassword), HRESULT=80091007 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\framework\tscore\resolvesource.cpp,3331)
ResolveSource(pszSource, sSourceDirectory, dwFlags, 0, 0, 0), HRESULT=80091007 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\framework\tscore\resolvesource.cpp,3221)
TS::Utility::ResolveSource(sClientPackageID, sClientPackagePath), HRESULT=80091007 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\client\osdeployment\osdgina\basesetuphook.cpp,1655)
- Failed to resolve package source "GTK0000C"
- Exiting ConfigureEx: 0x80091007
- BaseSetupHook::configure(sWindowsDir), HRESULT=80091007 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\client\osdeployment\osdgina\osdsetuphook.cpp,292)
- Failed to configure OSD setup hook (0x80091007)
- Failed to configure OSD setup hook (0x80091007)

is this the only indication of a problem in your smsts.log file ? did you apply the
authenticode hotfix or have you
downloaded the SP1 media after that hotfix was applied ?
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"Enable distribution-point sharing for this source site" did not showing SCCM 2007 DPs as SCCM 2012 content shares for CM12 clients

Hi
We have one central site server and three primary site servers in SCCM 2007 and completed the SCCM 2012 migration as single hierarchy.
During the migration, We have configured SCCM 2007 Central site server as source hierarchy for data gathering process and configured the "Enable distribution-point sharing for this source site" to make SCCM 2007 distribution points
as SCCM 2012 content shares to serve SCCM 2012 migrated clients. Now we are facing a problem that one of the primary site server's data gathering process did not gather SCCM 2007 DPs even though we configured "Enable distribution-point sharing for this
source site" but data gathering process is completing successfully.
Is anyone have idea, why these SCCM 2007 DPs did not appearing as SCCM 2012 content shares under "Shared Distribution Points"
Thanks in Advance
srkr

Now we are facing a problem that one of the primary site server's data gathering process did not gather SCCM 2007 DPs even though we configured "Enable distribution-point sharing for this source
site" but data gathering process is completing successfully.
Earlier all the shared DPs are showing under Shared Distribution Points ? Or since starting itself these DPs are not showing down? Have you checked migmctrl.log for some clue?
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SCCM 2012 -OS images not transfering to DP ERROR Detail will be available when server finishes processing the message

I am having issue with some application, packages, and images pushing from my Primary SCCM server to the secondary servers and DPs.
I am thinking that the issues are all related so I am going to just talk about the image that I am having a problem with push.
The image has successfully transfered to the Primary site, and secondary sites, but it is having a problem with a DP. The error that shows up in "Content Status" says "Detail will be available when server finishes processing the
messages". All the servers are 2008 R2 server, with SCCM 2012 SP1.
I would take a look at logs for this, but I am pretty new to SCCM, and I'm not sure which log to look at for additional information.
Thank you for any help that can be provided.

The logs pointed me to an error about the Pull DP settings. I think the issue is that I have the images stored on the Primary site, and the DP does not have the Primary site in its Pull DP settings tab. I unchecked the option, and it appears to be working
now. Thank you

SCCM 2012 SP1 Install fails at splash screen: Failed to create process of setupWpf.exe

Hello,
I can't seem to get past the initial install screen. When I click install I receive what is shown in the screen shot. The error in question is "Failed to create process of SetupWpf.exe" This is what I get after i click install. The error above
that one "WinHttpReceiveresponse failed 80072ee7" is what I get when I tried to download the latest updates from the splash screen. It was on like update 44 of 56 when it failed but I am not sure I need to pursue that one. I cant even get the insall
going.
Phil Balderos

I am also having the same issue..
I can start the sccm 2012 installation piror to installing SQL 2012 SP1. Once SQL installation is complete, and try to install sccm 2012 -> issue occur. Is this a sql issue, or a sccm 2012 issue.. I have download the SQL 2012 and SCCM 2012 FROM MS
twics.. I have rebuilt my lab twice already ...
Any help, not sure what step I am missing....
Hello Yuyut,
This issue is related to CM12 (not nessarly a widly known issue) perhaps something with the ISO. The copy I was using was from our MSDN subscription which kept failing. I downloaded it twice and still same issue. Since I am setting this up as a lab
for testing purposes I just ended up downloaded the 180 day evaluation and has worked for me so far. So again this is not related to SQL as I have noticed.
Thorsten did mention on this thred that I should check permissons of the account I was trying to install it from. That was not my issue but you could give that a look also.
Phil
Phil Balderos

Fasten the Process of MDT UDI OD Installation in SCCM 2012 R2 OSD

Hi,
I have implemented MDT UDI Task Sequence in SCCM 2012 R2 OSD. The issue which I am facing is the UDI Installation progress is very slow. it is taking around 2 hours to complete the whole Installation.
Is there any way to fasten the Process of MDT UDI OD Installation in SCCM 2012 R2 OSD.
Thanks & Regards,
Sanjay Dubey

Application installs can take awhile - it depends on what applications you're installing, and how many. For instance, installing Office is clearly going to take longer than say 7-Zip. How many applications are you installing during a normal OS
deployment? You can check the AppEnforce.log to see how long an application(s) is taking to install, as the start and end times are recorded.
As for the MDT Settings package, how many times are you calling this package? My task sequence only calls it 5 times, and one of them is before you even get the UDI wizard, while the second and third is an either/or situation, depending on whether
you do a refresh or a fresh PC build.

Using a environment variable that was created during the Task Sequence process - SCCM 2012 R2

Hi,
I'm triyng to use a environment variable that is create in the beginning of the Task Sequence.
1. I'm using a VBScript that get the Exit Code of an application, and create the environment variable "iReturn" with the value of the exit code. (This is working)
2. I add this variable in the CustomSettings.ini, like this "iReturn=%iReturn%
3. After the step that I run the VBScript I put the "Gather" step to get the variables, but looking in the BDD.log the iReturn variable appears the same as the CustomSettings.ini configuration "iReturn=%iReturn%". (But, if I put a "Restart
Computer" step after the VBScript, the BDD.log shows the iReturn variable with the right code.)
Question: How can I update the environment variable of Windonws XP to use in the Task Sequence without restart.
OR
How can I configure autologon in SCCM 2012 (if have no way to update withou restart computer).
I already tried the autologon with registry settings and a specific user, If I starts the process with this user works, but If I starts the process with other user, after the autologon the process doesnt continue, I have to do logoff and login with the user
that I started the process.
PS: All this steps have to be executed before the WinPE phase.

Environment variables must be explicitly set every time a system boots so unless you have a process to repopulate it after the reboot, it won't persist automatically.
Why not store the value in a task sequence variable so that it persists after a reboot?
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[SCCM 2012] Content distribution to DP's successfull status then in progress

Hello,
Had 70 DP on my infrastructure. A distribution group with around 200 contents is created and 70 DP are link to this DP group.
Every day I check the content distribution status, and the global pourcentage go up and down.
IE: Monday a DP is fully synched and the day after 10 contents are "in progress" and I have this thing on all DP's. Looks like that content distribution are done again an again....
Two weeks ago I had 15 DP fully distributed and now only 3... and no changes on the contents...
So I don't know what is the cause of this. Any idea?
Thanks in advance

We seem to be experiencing this issue in our environment and I just want to try and understand whether this is a bug that only reflects on status messages, or if the status messages reflect on the actual content, and thus, application and task sequence deployments?
I believe this is becoming a serious issue.
When the "Content is being distributed to the distribution point" messages first started surfacing, we noticed that certain packages (but not necessarily all), were being sent to all DP's, even when some of those packages weren't assigned to that
particular DP or the Boundary Group set up for content to that DP (we are viewing this in SCCM 2012 Monitoring | Distribution Status | Distribution Point Configuration Status, and the Details tab.) The biggest issue right now is that this recurrence of packages
redistributing, is causing task sequences to fail from distribution points that didn't actually have content redistributed to them.
And yes, validating content individually on those "in progress" packages does remediate the status message and eventually green light the DP. But validating content every time a DP is stood up, or content is distributed is becoming painstaking.
And scheduling Content Validation to occur more frequently only seems to be a band-aid that will not always help.
Is there any additional information on this malformed status message that can be provided? Is Microsoft working on a fix? We have not yet upgraded to SP1. Can anyone confirm the issue is resolved with SP1 or later, or if a hotfix exists to address the problem?

SCCM 2012 SP1 - Software Center appears twice in Start Menu

Hi guys,
i just finished implementing a fresh SCCM 2012 SP1 Installation for a customer. The whole OSD works like a charm (except some issues with the latest Windows updates breaking the whole OSD, will open a separate thread for this soon), but after the deployment
the Software Center is appearing twice in the Start Menu (We're using Win7 Enterprise SP1 x86 English with 5 integrated language packs). I first thought this has something to do with the integrated language packs, but both Start Menu entries
are always in the same language.
The strange Thing is, that one entry for the SCCM Software Center is called "Software Center" and the other one "SoftwareCenter" (without a space). We configured 2 Client policies, one with EP-enabled and one without EP. We
deployed the Client Settings to different collections so i don't think that this is causing the Problem?Do you guys have any idea why this is Happening?
Has anyone ever seen this? See a screenshot below:
Thank you.
Cheers
Stefan

Thanks for your Response Thomas.
I don't think it is related to the upgrade to SP1.I think it might be a General issue in SP1. I started with a fresh SCCM 2012 SP1 Installation and i also have 2 Software Center entries in my start menu. If i check the shortcut i can see that one shortcut
was created when i captured my base Image, the other one was created during the Install OS Task Sequence.

Error while Creating Prestage Content File for Application in SCCM 2012

Hi All,
I am using SCCM 2012 SP1 on Win 2K8 SP R2 box. Database is SQL 2008 R2 SP1 CU6. I have trying to create Prestaged content for Applications for extracting pkgx files on DP's. I am getting the below error message for random applications(not for all applications
but for random applications).
Content that will be included into the prestaged content file (1):
Citrix Receiver 13.3.0.55
Export all dependencies: 'Yes'
Selected distribution points: 'MPSERVER.GS.WORLD.PRESS.COM'
Prestaged content file: 'G:\pkgxfiles\Application\Citrix Receiver 13.3.0.55.pkgx'
　Error: Distribution is currently in progress for selected packages: HM0000D9. Please wait and try again
But if I see this application is successfully distributed to 2 of the distributions points long ago. If I reupdate the Distribution point and then again try to create prestaged content for this application then pkgx file for that application is getting
created.
Why this is happening and how can I resolve this?
Thanks & Regards Uttam

Since no one has answer this post, I recommend opening a support case with CSS as they can work with you to solve this problem.
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Dreaded "Operations Manager failed to start a process" error (2012 R2)

I know this error has been covered many times, and on many topics, but this time mine is slightly different.   It's
NOT the
"SCOMpercentageCPUTimeCounter" error covered by Kevin Holman.
Also, I am running SCOM 2012 R2 UR4 (7.1.10226.1046) and everything seems correctly patched (MS and agents), like
suggested by Nicole Welch and Kevin Holman as well.
So my environment is a fresh installation of SCOM 2012 R2, and I am transferring to this new Management Group, the monitored servers from our old SCOM 2012 "R1" (which I did not upgrade but rather made a brand new independent install). So
all servers aren't migrated yet, but I would like to solve this error before. This error did NOT happen in "R1", nor was it overridden (I imported the exact same Management Packs anyway).
On 2012 R2, it happens on almost all new monitored machines, mainly Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODCs).
Here is the kind of alert text I am getting:
Het om 10:10:15 gestarte proces is beëindigd als gevolg van een uitvoerverzamelfout als gevolg van fout 0x80070057 :
The parameter is incorrect.
; mogelijk zijn er gegevens verloren gegaan.
Opdracht die is uitgevoerd: "C:\Windows\system32\cscript.exe" //nologo "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Monitoring Agent\Agent\Health Service State\Monitoring Host Temporary Files 193\24788\AD_Global_Catalog_Search_Response.vbs"
RODC02.mydomain.be (objectCategory=DMD) false 4 {9E253FCB-8AAF-491F-CCA3-E632C6C2800C}
Werkmap: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Monitoring Agent\Agent\Health Service State\Monitoring Host Temporary Files 193\24788\
Dit is van invloed op een of meer werkstromen.
Werkstroomnaam: Microsoft.Windows.Server.2008.AD.DomainController.GCSearchTime.Monitor
Exemplaarnaam: RODC02
Our servers have Belgian (Dutch) regional settings, hence the language. But check out the highlighted info in bold.
The related event Number (in Alert Context) is 21404. Most other articles about this, mention 21402 or 21403. I suppose they all must be related but still, it's a new one here.
There you have the failing VBS file. I checked all alerts and there seem to be different files concerned overall. Other examples:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Monitoring Agent\Agent\Health Service State\Monitoring Host Temporary Files 233\22737\AD_Database_and_Log.vbs    (from almost all RODCs)
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Monitoring Agent\Agent\Health Service State\Monitoring Host Temporary Files 196\19876\Microsoft.Windows.Server.Legacy.FreeSpace.vbs
(also from an RODC)
C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\Operations Manager\Server\Health Service State\Monitoring Host Temporary Files 5891\338282\Microsoft.Windows.Server.CPUUtilization.Monitortype.vbs 95 15
SCOM02.mydomain.be 1.4119384288787842     (this one is from my second Management Server..)
Repeat count of the alert is 1 to 2 a day, so it's not nightmareish, but still, requires to be fixed. I suspect that even if there is a different VBS file concerned, since the eventID and the alert text are the same, the repeat count will just increase,
not showing the last actual VBS concerned.
I connect to each of these servers, and browse to the directory containing the file, and the folder is there, the file is there. The error text mentions incorrect parameters but they still seem OK to me.
I found something which might be worth noting: when browsing to the directory, be it on an RODC or on the SCOM server, I get a permission popup requiring some admin rights to do so - although I am using my domain admin (+SCOM+SQL+local
admin everywhere) account:
SCOM services use the Local System account to run, on every machine. I thought Local System shouldn't be concerned with these permissions popups, but normally the domain/local admins aren't either, yet I am.
The "Health service" folder is the only one from the "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Monitoring Agent\Agent" folder to be concerned with this; I can browse without trouble to any other directory there.
After a SCOM service stop, I renamed the "Health Service state" folder (as you can see on the screenshot, there is a "Health Service State bak" folder) and let the service recreate it after a restart, to ensure it was clean and with
appropriate permissions , but it doesn't help.
Might that be a clue?
Or else what? I'm getting confused and don't find a suitable solution.
dd
Bix

On Thu, 4 Dec 2014 14:20:22 +0000, Bixessss wrote:
I know this error has been covered many times, and on many topics, but this time mine is slightly different.   It's*NOT* the "SCOMpercentageCPUTimeCounter" error covered by Kevin Holman <http://blogs.technet.com/b/kevinholman/archive/2010/02/23/a-new-script-error-scompercentagecputimecounter-vbs-invalid-class.aspx>.
Also, I am running *SCOM 2012 R2 UR4* (7.1.10226.1046) and everything seems correctly patched (MS and agents), likesuggested by Nicole Welch <http://nicolewelchscom.wordpress.com/2013/10/01/operations-manager-failed-to-start-a-process/>
and Kevin Holman as well.
This forum is for security issues related to Windows Server and not for
System Center questions.
Post your question in one of the following forums:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/systemcenter/en-US/home?category=systemcenteroperationsmanager
Thanks.
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Prestage content no longer working after SCCM 2012 R2 CU1 update

I run SCCM 2012 R2 CU1 on a Windows 2008 R2 server.
I upgraded to CU1 in June, and today is the first time I've attempted to pre-stage a package since then. After pre-staging my package and getting the content out to the target DP, I went to properties of the DP, checked the box "Enable this
distribution point for prestage content", then hit Ok.
Next I went to distribute the content to the DP, however after going thru the wizard, nothing changes. There is no pending status, waiting on prestage content, that I had seen in the past when doing this task. I can go in and run the wizard
again, and the target DP shows up in the list, like I'd never initiated the push before.
Normal (non-prestaged) distributions work fine.
In troubleshooting this, I also noticed that I looking at the site status of the target DP, there are no status message entries for since I upgraded to CU1 (for that matter, none of my DP's have any entries since CU1). I did see a similar issue like
this in the forums
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/9491c2b1-37e6-46e3-9bb0-c5d673490d8a/component-status-not-updating-since-upgrade-from-sccm2012-sp1-cu3-to-sccm2012-r2?forum=configmanagergeneral but I don't have a backed up stat.mgr\retry inbox, it's empty.
I think this is related to why I can no longer prestage content, but I can't seem to find a reason for it. The fixes for R2 CU2 don't mention my issue here either
Anyone else seeing this?
Tony

Hi,
Please check SmsAdminUI.log and Smsprov.log after you distribute the content to the DP.
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UDI OSD Task Sequences started failing with 0x80070002 error in SCCM 2012

This is kind of long, but here goes...
We built a UDI task sequence in SCCM 2012 (with MDT integration) that we were testing for deployment of a couple of different Win7 images. We customized the UDI experience thru the UDI wizard and XML file and OS deployment worked as expected
thru the task sequence (testing on Hyper-V VMs). Recently, this UDI TS started failing with error 0x80070002 during what appears to be the "Use Toolkit Package" step. This is after the OS image has already been laid down and after the ConfigMgr
client has been installed/configured. The SMSTS.log reports "Failed to open the task sequence key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\SMS\Task Sequence. Error code 0x8007002" Among other errors...I will post the entire log below...
After the error during deployment, Win7 will boot normally, however, you have no network connectivity and it appears the proper network driver didn't get loaded in the OS. Combine this with the fact that the TS should have joined the machine to our domain,
but you can't login because no network.. Im not sure if the network issue is a product of the TS failing early or the actual cause of the TS failure.
Anyway, I attempted to build another UDI task sequence using the same boot image and toolkit/settings packages, but am experiencing the same error during deployment. We have a few OSD task sequences built without UDI and those all still work just fine.
So, I am at a loss for where the root problem lies. Any suggestions or assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Here is the entire SMSTS.log and BDD.log...
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=D65B1C4362892A26!110&authkey=!AKu5mOvDsXaEgvc
Thanks
Richie Tenhet

your failure does appear to be network (driver or otherwise) or dns related and it cannot contact the management point FQDN just around the time where it should download and execute the
Use Toolkit Package step...
"Starting Task Sequence Engine . . . "
"Non fatal error 0x80072ee7 in sending task sequence execution status message to MP"
"Start executing an instruciton. Instruction name: Use Toolkit Package. Instruction pointer: 83"
"unknown host (gethostbyname failed)"
"sending with winhttp failed; 80072ee7"
"Tried all the available http based locations. SMB based locations will be attempted now."
"Failed to resolve the source for SMS PKGID=P0100015, hr=0x80070002"
"Failed to run the action: Use Toolkit Package.
The system cannot find the file specified. (Error: 80070002; Source: Windows)"
that said, check that the package referenced above actually exists and is the correct source version on your distribution points, also verify (press F8 and check can you ping the FQDN of your management point) that you have network connectivity
around the time of the failure.
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