OSD failing on random Application Installations

Version: ConfigMgr 2012 R2 SP1 CU1 (5.00.8239.1203)

The issue seems to occur when using Samsung SSD (PM851).  This SSD just happens to be in the machine I am currently testing with where I can reproduce the failure consistently.  By adding a delay before each Application Install of 30 seconds I am able to work around the issue but this is hopefully not the long term fix.

In an attempt to troubleshoot the issue I have added Windows6.1-KB2459530-v4-x64.msu to the TS immediatley after the "Setup Windows and Configuration Manager" step.  I have also added the following variables:

SMSTSMPListRequestTimeout = 1800
SMSTSDownloadRetryCount = 5
SMSTSDowloadRetryDelay = 15

The hotfix and/or the variables do not resolve the issue.

What I have reviewed:
http://ccmexec.com/2014/12/smstsmplistrequesttimeout-value-in-milliseconds/
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3007095

CIDownloader.log:
CCIDownloader::ParseDtsMessage - Dts failed with error code: 0x80190190. CI Downloader will retry.
CIDownloaderJob({1C00D616-9E10-4E00-87F6-F222DBDD9264}): QueueRetry failed (0x87d00267).

smsts.log:
Download failed (Error: 87D00267; Source: CCM) TSManager 9/11/2015 10:39:18 AM 1412 (0x0584)

Thanks


  • Edited by mniccum 14 hours 24 minutes ago
September 14th, 2015 12:29pm

Things to try:

"Continue on error" is checked for application installs. Sometimes certain applications don't give proper exit codes therefore causing a false positive during a build.

Always restart after a actual package / application install where a windows installer or msiexec is running to install the application. Sometimes in TS's i have noticed a application installs but doesn't close the installer and then future installers cannot run or open properly causing a generic error later in the task sequence. We restart the PC after every application install. It seems notorious but it ensures proper installations. 

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September 14th, 2015 12:37pm

SMSTSMPListRequestTimeout = 1800

What I have reviewed:
http://ccmexec.com/2014/12/smstsmplistrequesttimeout-value-in-milliseconds/


So you should be aware the the timeout has to be entered in ms. Have you tried using 180000?
September 14th, 2015 1:22pm

At this point I am willing to try anything :-)
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September 14th, 2015 1:26pm

SMSTSMPListRequestTimeout = 1800

What I have reviewed:
http://ccmexec.com/2014/12/smstsmplistrequesttimeout-value-in-milliseconds/


So you should be aware the the timeout has to be entered in ms. Have you tried usi
September 14th, 2015 1:33pm