So, in a nut-shell, needs to be renamed to. If you do that, you also need to rename the. This fix works fine, unless you rename Deploy-Application.exe file (as in your solution, where it’s renamed to Repair-SCCMClient.exe).
Sccm run script schedule software#
In the Software Library workspace, click Scripts.
The original article mentioning this has been archived, but it is mentioned here. In the Configuration Manager console, click Software Library. This is a bug which appeared in PSAppDeployToolkit 3.5, and was resolved by creating the “ ” file in the root folder, alongside the “Deploy-Application.exe” file. This causes the script to stall when it’s run in the system context. When running the script manually on these failed machines, I found Windows prompts for a. a single Week 6 Schedule a task to run a PowerShell script challenge and.
Sccm run script schedule update#
You may want to update your article, as this will affect others. So the solution to running PowerShell scripts as admin via SCCM is to do the.
Sccm run script schedule .exe#
exe is a small tool that is used to Remove the SCCM client agent. Not a problem, set it to always re-run & it does it fine at scheduled. Ive looked at the official documentation, but it looks like it only works for devices which are online - which to me defeats the purpose of deploying it via SCCM. I have a script that I need to run daily (via Package/Program deployment). It was mostly successful, but a number of servers failed to migrate. Use the Windows key + R keyboard shortcut to open the Run command. Hi all, Were thinking of enabling the SCCM 'Run Script' feature included since 1710/1802. I have been successfully doing this (but manually) by creating a deployment every month with an Expiration date. For example, the script only run once tonight at 9PM and cannot re-try again tomorrow even it fails on first try. MDT and System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) (via OSD) or even Windows. I have a script setup in SCCM as Package Deployment that needs to run once a month and only once at the scheduled time. I used some of your approach for a recent SCCM client migration. A server OS is preferred for MDT but it can run on a client OS in a pinch.
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