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Re: SCCM Client Installation
Soro100 Hey Soro, From the attached file log file, what I can see is the errors in connecting the WMI name space on the client machine. Please perform clean uninstall steps and delete all the files and folders that are still remaining after the client installation, reboot your client machine. Once it is back up and running, make sure in the site server, the boundary groups have been configured, I believe you're using PKI cert for client, server authentication method and issued through the registered CA authority. During the installation, it found 3 certificates in 'MY' (personal) folder of the client machine. Make sure the designate certificate is available earlier for client installation. Now, after making sure of all these, proceed with the client installation either through client push or manual cmd line. If you prefer command line, make sure you provide the site code instead of "AUTO" and FSP server if available. Hope this would help you.17KViews0likes0CommentsRe: SCCM Client Installation
Has the changes made to Repository folder, revert back? In the log, it say's it is unable to connect to WMI. If all the changes have been revert back, try the manual install one last time and attach the whole ccmsetup.log from the client and ccm.log from site server.17KViews0likes0CommentsRe: SCCM Client Installation
HiSoro100 From your log file. I see that there are some permission issues with the account used for Client push installation (CBS\SCCM_PUSH). Firstly, Please make sure that this account has administrative access on the device that you're trying to install the client and you can able to access the ADMIN$ share using this account. Secondly, Based on your words with previous troubleshoot steps, I assume that you have created the new "Repository" folder. Is this, correct? If yes, you shouldn't be doing this. The Repository folder should be created by itself automatically when the installation begins. Lastly, I would suggest you to perform a clean uninstall of SCCM client and delete the items as mentioned here https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/michaelgriswold/2013/01/02/manual-removal-of-the-sccm-client/ and start fresh installation by making sure the availability of necessary permissions as described in First Step. Thanks17KViews0likes7CommentsRe: SCCM Client Installation
Soro100Looks like during the client push installation, it is unable to access the WMI. Stop the WMI service, rename the %windir%\system32\wbem\Repository folder to "Old.Repository" and restart the WMI service. Make sure the Repository folder is recreated.17KViews0likes10Comments
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