W8.1 User Device Enrollment - Setup.exe

Behavior: On W8.1 Enterprise upon logging into 'portal.manage.microsoft' for the first time then proceeding to device enrollment a download link is present for the full Intune client agent (as expected). If the user closes the browser without enrolling then
logs in again only MDM device enrollment tips are displayed. Using a private browser session also only shows MDM enrollment tips.
Question:
- Is this behavior a bug or by design?

On Windows 8.1 Enterprise, the expected behavior is to only see the "Learn how to enroll" link when you click the Add Device button.
I cannot reproduce it showing the download link on 8.1 devices.
Please feel free to open a support case if it looks like something isn't working as expected.
Thanks,
Jon L. - MSFT - This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights.

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Unsuccessful Login using AD user
1::Feb 06 15:04:57.634 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 111us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:04:57.634 [221] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (dep_mdm_enroll.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - POST dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:04:57.641 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogException (common.php:470)} EXCEPTION: 401 Unauthorized - Requesting user digest authentication at
0::Feb 06 15:04:57.641 [221] <10.2.45.144> #0 /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php(172): DieUnauthorized('Requesting user...')
0::Feb 06 15:04:57.641 [221] <10.2.45.144> #1 /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php(199): _request_authorization('24f8cec00e51de4...')
0::Feb 06 15:04:57.641 [221] <10.2.45.144> #2 {main}
1::Feb 06 15:04:57.668 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (common.php:477)} Sent Final Output (58 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:04:57.668 [221] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:04:57.668 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (common.php:477)} Completed in 34ms | 401 Unauthorized [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:04:57.696 [222] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 134us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:04:57.696 [222] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (dep_mdm_enroll.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - POST dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.195 [222] <10.2.45.144> /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php: Authorization failed
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.196 [222] <10.2.45.144> {LogException (common.php:470)} EXCEPTION: 401 Unauthorized - Requesting user digest authentication at
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.196 [222] <10.2.45.144> #0 /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php(172): DieUnauthorized('Requesting user...')
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.196 [222] <10.2.45.144> #1 /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php(199): _request_authorization('24f8cec00e51de4...')
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.196 [222] <10.2.45.144> #2 {main}
1::Feb 06 15:04:58.197 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (common.php:477)} Sent Final Output (58 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:04:58.197 [222] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.197 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (common.php:477)} Completed in 500ms | 401 Unauthorized [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:04:58.212 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 113us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:04:58.212 [221] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (dep_mdm_enroll.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - POST dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.219 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogException (common.php:470)} EXCEPTION: 401 Unauthorized - Requesting user digest authentication at
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.219 [221] <10.2.45.144> #0 /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php(172): DieUnauthorized('Requesting user...')
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.219 [221] <10.2.45.144> #1 /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php(199): _request_authorization('24f8cec00e51de4...')
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.219 [221] <10.2.45.144> #2 {main}
1::Feb 06 15:04:58.219 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (common.php:477)} Sent Final Output (58 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:04:58.219 [221] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:04:58.219 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (common.php:477)} Completed in 6ms | 401 Unauthorized [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll
Successful Login Using Local user
1::Feb 06 15:13:50.172 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 130us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:13:50.172 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (dep_mdm_enroll.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - POST dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:13:50.180 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {LogException (common.php:470)} EXCEPTION: 401 Unauthorized - Requesting user digest authentication at
0::Feb 06 15:13:50.180 [2109] <10.2.45.144> #0 /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php(172): DieUnauthorized('Requesting user...')
0::Feb 06 15:13:50.180 [2109] <10.2.45.144> #1 /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/php/de p_mdm_enroll.php(199): _request_authorization('24f8cec00e51de4...')
0::Feb 06 15:13:50.180 [2109] <10.2.45.144> #2 {main}
1::Feb 06 15:13:50.180 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (common.php:477)} Sent Final Output (58 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:13:50.180 [2109] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:13:50.180 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (common.php:477)} Completed in 8ms | 401 Unauthorized [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:13:50.223 [222] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 144us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:13:50.223 [222] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (dep_mdm_enroll.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - POST dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:13:50.273 [222] <10.2.45.144> {_dep_mdm_enroll_2 (db.php:396)} priv_result=[ {
0::Feb 06 15:13:50.273 [222] <10.2.45.144>     'dm_expanded_privileges_for_user_id'=>'{"enroll_dep":true,"enroll_portal":true, "require_ownership":false,"require_placeholder":false,"wipe_device":true,"lock_d evice":true,"clear_passcode":true,"download_profiles":true,"access_portal":true, "enroll_configurator":false}'
0::Feb 06 15:13:50.273 [222] <10.2.45.144>   } ]
1::Feb 06 15:13:51.460 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (dep_mdm_enroll.php:209)} Sent Final Output (11979 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:13:51.460 [222] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll
0::Feb 06 15:13:51.460 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (dep_mdm_enroll.php:209)} Completed in 1237ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/dep_mdm_enroll]
1::Feb 06 15:13:54.966 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 312us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin]
1::Feb 06 15:13:54.966 [221] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_checkin.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_checkin
0::Feb 06 15:13:55.014 [221] <10.2.45.144> checkin: 'Authenticate'
1::Feb 06 15:13:55.070 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_checkin.php:148)} Sent Final Output (0 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:13:55.070 [221] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin
0::Feb 06 15:13:55.070 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_checkin.php:148)} Completed in 104ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin]
1::Feb 06 15:13:57.343 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 312us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin]
1::Feb 06 15:13:57.344 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_checkin.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_checkin
0::Feb 06 15:13:57.347 [2109] <10.2.45.144> checkin: 'TokenUpdate'
1::Feb 06 15:13:57.351 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (target.php:320)} Found target iOS: <'Unknown-Host'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
1::Feb 06 15:13:57.477 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_checkin.php:148)} Sent Final Output (0 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:13:57.477 [2109] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin
0::Feb 06 15:13:57.477 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_checkin.php:148)} Completed in 133ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin]
1::Feb 06 15:13:58.774 [222] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 131us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin]
1::Feb 06 15:13:58.774 [222] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_checkin.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_checkin
0::Feb 06 15:13:58.776 [222] <10.2.45.144> checkin: 'TokenUpdate'
1::Feb 06 15:13:58.780 [222] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (target.php:320)} Found target iOS: <'Unknown-Host'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
1::Feb 06 15:13:58.827 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_checkin.php:148)} Sent Final Output (0 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:13:58.827 [222] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin
0::Feb 06 15:13:58.827 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_checkin.php:148)} Completed in 53ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_checkin]
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.017 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 264us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.018 [221] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.023 [221] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'Unknown-Host'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:00.023 [221] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Idle'
0::Feb 06 15:14:00.047 [221] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'DeviceInformation' as CommandUUID=C39A49E2-17DB-40A5-B6E5-94548E163407
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.084 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (1984 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.084 [221] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:00.084 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 67ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.846 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 127us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.846 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.852 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'Unknown-Host'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:00.852 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=C39A49E2-17DB-40A5-B6E5-94548E163407
0::Feb 06 15:14:00.919 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'Restrictions' as CommandUUID=E5269CE6-C19D-47FB-8B78-DD6400F81A1F
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.956 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (431 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:00.956 [2109] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:00.956 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 109ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.051 [222] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 150us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.051 [222] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.057 [222] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.057 [222] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=E5269CE6-C19D-47FB-8B78-DD6400F81A1F
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.093 [222] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'CertificateList' as CommandUUID=3540C8F6-0BF4-43F6-B023-3F95D3182B51
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.096 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (389 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.096 [222] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.096 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 45ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.137 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 118us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.137 [221] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.156 [221] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.157 [221] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=3540C8F6-0BF4-43F6-B023-3F95D3182B51
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.175 [221] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'ProvisioningProfileList' as CommandUUID=AF5B54A8-3AD7-46EB-9933-A5EC721FA7D5
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.180 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (397 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.180 [221] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.181 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 43ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.207 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 122us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.207 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.215 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.215 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=AF5B54A8-3AD7-46EB-9933-A5EC721FA7D5
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.232 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'ProfileList' as CommandUUID=2A50F792-6486-4767-828F-B71545709CE1
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.235 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (385 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.235 [2109] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.235 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 28ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.299 [222] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 118us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.300 [222] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.309 [222] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.309 [222] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=2A50F792-6486-4767-828F-B71545709CE1
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.372 [222] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'InstalledApplicationList' as CommandUUID=D9664A42-7E34-44C7-AA8C-9A2601579F68
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.376 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (398 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.376 [222] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.376 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 76ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.407 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 267us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.407 [221] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.413 [221] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.414 [221] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=D9664A42-7E34-44C7-AA8C-9A2601579F68
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.430 [221] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'ManagedApplicationList' as CommandUUID=46058966-4E97-4B2F-872C-FC80D534009A
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.433 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (396 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.433 [221] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.433 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 26ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.458 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 121us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.459 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.465 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.465 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=46058966-4E97-4B2F-872C-FC80D534009A
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.482 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'ManagedMediaList' as CommandUUID=683038A2-539D-4393-AF61-6EB632869029
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.485 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (390 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.485 [2109] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.485 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 26ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.512 [222] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 139us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.512 [222] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.517 [222] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.517 [222] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=683038A2-539D-4393-AF61-6EB632869029
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.533 [222] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'SecurityInfo' as CommandUUID=9ACEFE3A-013E-4DF0-A3FD-C3E7684922DC
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.537 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (386 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.537 [222] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.537 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 25ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.570 [221] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 118us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.570 [221] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.575 [221] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.576 [221] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=9ACEFE3A-013E-4DF0-A3FD-C3E7684922DC
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.589 [221] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'ActivationLockBypassCode' as CommandUUID=EE1E1223-860A-474D-A3B6-4E165044FE69
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.592 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (398 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.592 [221] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.592 [221] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 21ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.785 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 147us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.785 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.792 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.792 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=EE1E1223-860A-474D-A3B6-4E165044FE69
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.807 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {Task_generate_next_request (mdm_connect.php:108)} Sending request 'ClearActivationLockBypassCode' as CommandUUID=78BD814B-A8F6-4911-93D8-FA9A5A8805A2
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.810 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (403 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.810 [2109] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.810 [2109] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 24ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.844 [222] <10.2.45.144> {LogElapsedTime (common.php:82)} Time since script start: 154us [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.845 [222] <10.2.45.144> {require_once (mdm_connect.php:11)} vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - PUT mdm_connect
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.851 [222] <10.2.45.144> {Target_for_incoming_request (mdm_connect.php:20)} Found target iOS: <'iPad'[488](OWNER:User[5])>
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.851 [222] <10.2.45.144> {_connect_transaction_1 (db.php:396)} Status='Acknowledged' CommandUUID=78BD814B-A8F6-4911-93D8-FA9A5A8805A2
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.969 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Sent Final Output (0 bytes)
1::Feb 06 15:14:01.969 [222] <10.2.45.144> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - /devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect
0::Feb 06 15:14:01.969 [222] <10.2.45.144> {SendFinalOutput (mdm_connect.php:133)} Completed in 124ms | 200 OK [https://myserver.mydomain.lan/devicemanagement/api/device/mdm_connect]

So it looks like there is an issue with authentication when multiple domains are bound to my one server. I did some more testing and when I have a single domain bound, the authentication works correctly. As soon as I add even one more domain, the authentication fails again. Is there a config or plist file I need to modify?

Windows cannot find C:/users/****/appdata/local/adobe/oobe/pdapp/dwa/setup.exe

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how are you trying to install?
downloaded files? files on an installation disk?
are you changing any default installation settings?
when do you see that message?

Install problem -- c:\users\ NAME \appdata\local\temp\7zS171C.tmp\setup.exe The dependency service or group failed to start

I use Win 8. I recently uninstalled Firefox from C: and am looking to reinstall it on F:
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Morning,
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Whenever I assign a device on deploy.apple.com, the device appears within Profile Manager on the Apple Server, however it always shows up as a placeholder and not a functioning device.
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It seems that existing Macs on the network still need to be setup via the My Devices portal which requires the end-user either enroll their devices (which for me is no guarantee) or I go help them enroll.
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PNP,
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I am trying to install my CS4 Suite onto new PC with Windows 8. It installed Photoshop but nothing else. It is asking me to "Install with 'setup.exe'" Which i dont think is on there. Is there a way around this? Thanks in advance.

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Starting Oracle Universal Installer...
Checking installer requirements...
Checking operating system version: must be 4.0, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2 or 6.0 . Actual 5.1Passed
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Edited by: 4joey1 on Apr 12, 2011 11:35 PM
Edited by: 4joey1 on Apr 12, 2011 11:36 PM

I am also facing the same issue and i tried with the following modes
xp mode
vista mode
2000 mode
still i am seeing the same error.
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Edited by: user5345841 on May 26, 2011 12:10 PM
Edited by: user5345841 on May 26, 2011 12:55 PM

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My computer won't let me run the setup.exe file. I am an admin I've run as admin and I've downloaded many times. I just reformatted my computer and now it won't work.

Try this - Reset the iPad by holding down on the Sleep and Home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears - ignore the red slider - let go of the buttons. (This is equivalent to rebooting your computer.) No data/files will be erased. http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1430http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1430
If you can't update or restore your iOS device
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1808http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1808
 Cheers, Tom

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Hi
I am trying to install Oracle 11g R2 on my Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. When I execute setup.exe as Administrator the command window flashes and exits. I could not even see what the message is. Also tried command prompt. Can anyone help me resolve this issue?
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Regards

user1484609 wrote:
Installation Successful after executing the install from C:\temp and not within users. Even if you execute as Admin Oracle Install does not have access to the folders in C:\Users...
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Hi
I have VS 9 installed and was wanting to install LightSwitch so downloaded the ISO(VSLS2011_ENU.iso) and burnt to disk ran
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Microsoft ApplicationError Reporting"
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WMI repository is consistent.
PC is win 7 pro 64bit

Hi ghw123,
Welcome to Lightswitch forum.
According to the error message above, this issue is related to verification. For this issue, you need make sure that you download VSLS2011_ENU.iso from Microsoft official site, see:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/0/0/80047AD9-1D3E-46EB-8CF8-DFDA59E7799D/VSLS2011_ENU.iso
In addition, if you want to learn LightSwitch, I'd like to suggest you to download VS2012 or VS2013, many new features are added to them. see:
http://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/downloads
You need select the Lightswitch option when you install VS2012/VS2013.
Best regards,
Angie
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Hello everyone !
Thank you for reading my question and taking some time to help me. Much appreciated
I have some troubles with my photoshop 7. When I click on the exec setup file, it starts and then stops. Nothing happens, no window, no error message, just the exec doesn't launch.
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Could someone help me with this issue ?
I've looked into the previous discutions on this website about similar issue but it was on different versions of Photoshop.
If my question has been already asked, please forgive me as a first-time user of the adobe community !
Best regard

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