ccmsetup.log installation of x64 client fails
I've been working on a windows 7 x64 workstation. While everything seems to work fine, i saw the following text in the ccmsetup.log. Can anyone tell me what's happening there. It seem like it's trying to re-install a new client from a location on the local disc, while the client installation can only be found on a share on the sccm 2007 server. Why is it doing that, and how or where can I change the location of the client install-files. <![LOG[Downloading C:\Windows\ccmsetup\x64\WindowsUpdateAgent30-x64.exe to C:\Windows\ccmsetup\WindowsUpdateAgent30-x64.exe]LOG]!><time="15:46:23.015+-120" date="07-09-2010" component="ccmsetup" context="" type="1" thread="2656" file="ccmsetup.cpp:5259"> <![LOG[Failed to access source file (3). Waiting for retry...]LOG]!><time="15:46:23.015+-120" date="07-09-2010" component="ccmsetup" context="" type="2" thread="2656" file="ccmsetup.cpp:5271"> <![LOG[Next retry in 10 minute(s)...]LOG]!><time="15:46:23.015+-120" date="07-09-2010" component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="2656" file="ccmsetup.cpp:8348">
July 9th, 2010 11:39pm

Thanks for your reply. I was already aware that the file WindowsUpdateAgent30-x64.exe could not be downloaded. Even the whole C:\Windows\ccmsetup\x64\ directory is missing. What I''m actually looking for is, where do I have to configure the location of this missing directory or were can I check (on the SCCM server) the configuration so that this directory is copied from the server to the client. I know this directory can be found on \\myserver\smsclient\x64. So I have 2 options. The missing directory must somewere be configured to be copied to C:\Windows\ccmsetup\x64\, or the client must be configured to find its files on \\myserver\smsclient\x64. Which option is supported, and were can I find the configuration. Manually copying the files will probably resolve this issue, but there are more than a dozen workstations. And I would like to do this the proper way. Thanks,
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July 10th, 2010 2:18pm

You usually do not have to touch those files / directories manually. How have you initiated the client installation?
July 11th, 2010 3:09pm

The Clients are pushed. And it seems to be working fine, because several programms are already advertised and installed. I just want to understand why the client tries to re-install from the C:\Windows\ccmsetup\x64\ directory , and how this can be fixed, by configuring the right location of the files it is trying to install.
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July 12th, 2010 8:22pm

THat is not the default directory after installation is complete. The only files/folders you should have in CCMSETUP is C:\Windows\ccmsetup\{4CD82FBB-0AFC-4864-A089-15364DF5F14B}. The only place you should see X64 for CCM is in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\CCM\x64 and it does not contain the client install files. This almost sounds like Antivirus or Permissions issues. 1. Have you taken a clean system turned off AV 2.Checked Permissions Should be as listed below)? Windows 7 x64 - Windows Directory Default Permissions should be: Creator/Owner -Special (Full Control on Subfolders and files only) Users - Read and Execute Administrators - Special (Full Control on Subfolders and files only) + another permission set that is for "This Folder Only" and it will have everything except Fulkl, Delete Subfolders and files, Change Permissions, and take Ownership. System - Special (Full Control on Subfolders and files only) + another permission set that is for "This Folder Only" and it will have everything except Fulkl, Delete Subfolders and files, Change Permissions, and take Ownership. Trusted Installer- This folder and subfolders - Full permissions (seen as special) The C:\Windows\SysWOW64\CCM folder Permissions are: System=Full -This folders, Subfolder and Files Local Service = List folder Contents-This folders, Subfolder and Files Administrators = Full-This folders, Subfolder and Files Interactive =List folder Contents-This folders, Subfolder and Files Thanks, David Baur David Baur
July 12th, 2010 8:49pm

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