Sccm 2012 Deployment Waiting For Another Program Added An Extension

Hi All i am having an issue with an application which i have packaged ready to deploiy in the new sccm 2012 sp1 I can deploy my application fine on its own, i have created sccm program sfor 4 sets of drivers which are all msi's, when i chain these as dependencies these are just failing. Its a test environment and the content is copied manually but the errors are only occuring when the dependencies are attempting to install. Has anyone else come across this basically i have my 5 applications, 1 collection and the bighand programme has all the others listed as dependencies can anyone tell me why i would keep getting failed, yet as soon as i remove the dependencies it works fine? I too am having this/similar problem.

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If we need to use a TS for dependencies to actually work then why the heck am I able to create a dependency right in the application. Makes zero sense. Norton keygen torrent. I remove my dependency and then the app just does. Totally stupid. I am trying to deploy office and have setup access or the 2010 access runtime as dependencies and the access runtime is set to auto install if neither product is detected. But all my systems are now showing up in the requirements not met tab.

NOW when I create a deployment to users that can then install office from the application catalog all works as intended but as soon as I deploy to a workstation with a deadline.nothing works. Because of the different languages we are needing a TS is out of the question. I have 9 of each: access 2010 (language name here) accessRT 2010 (language name here) office std 2010 (language name here) I then have matching ad groups for: access 2010 (language name here) office 2010 (language name here) Then I have the access runtime simply distributed to all the same locations as its matching office language version and set it up as a dependency for office. In theory you deploy office to the workstation, it sees that it needs accessrt and it should simply install it or see that access full version is installed, then install office.

Could it be the order I have my dependencies setup? I have access as the first check with an or operator to look for accessrt and if not there install it. Access full is not set to auto install. Any help from anyone would be GREAT as I need to get this out to over 5,000 systems pretty soon. Sorry for the late reply, I've been away.

1603 means the msi failed the install and it could mean multiple things which you can find in the msi log file. I understand that 2012 has improvements but we haven't set up our testing environment yet. Until I do and find out differently I still recommend using a task sequence. If you break up all your application installs in the order desired in each step and if it's setup to use the task sequence progress bar you will see which app it's failing. At least try creating a TS for testing.

Hello I am using SCCM 2012 R2 to deploy a package that installs the latest Citrix Receiver. This has been deployed to a collection with approx 55 computers. Most have completed successfully, however 6 of these clients are showing as 'In Progress' with a message ID of 10035 Waiting for content. Each of the clients are on the same subnet and should be in the same IP Address range boundary in SCCM. That boundary is inside a boundary group, that only contains a single boundary, and has a DP attached, which is again in the same IP Range.