This post contains list of SCCM Software Updates Log Files. The SCCM client logs for troubleshooting software updates deployments. The info in this post will help you to decide which log file must be used while software updates troubleshooting. It doesn’t matter if you are deploying only windows updates or third-party updates using SCCM, the… Read More: SCCM Software Updates Log Files »
This post is really helpful for the people who are looking for SCCM log files. The log files can be viewed with a tool called CMTrace tool located in the path : <SCCM setup DVD>SMSSETUP/TOOLS. The client logs are located in the path : %WINDIR%System32/CCM/Logs folder. For 64 Bit Operating System : %WINDIR%SysWOW64CCMLogs. The SCCM server log files are located in the: <INSTALL_PATH>Logs or… Read More: SCCM Log Files Location and Purpose »
There’s a bug with unknown computers in 1702, in which a computer you previously built is using the GUID for the unknown computer. The symptom is that no task sequences are available but the cause is because a device with the same guid as one of the unknown computers (x86 or x64) was created. I… Read More: SCCM 1702 OSD Imaging Issue Fix/Solution “There are no task… »
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One of the several new features of Apple’s next desktop operating system is the Messages app, which replaces the old iChat app. Messages allows users to send iMessages to other Macs and iOS devices, as well as integrate other chat accounts to use (examples include Google Talk and Yahoo!). While not directly included, it’s also… Read More: How to integrate Facebook Chat into Messages app on OS… »
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There’s a Key Lime Pie-size hole in the Android ecosystem, and Jelly Bean hasn’t filled the gap. Jelly Bean has suited me well for the past 1 month, but that doesn’t mean I’m not getting bored with it. I’m looking for more quick settings in the notification pull-down bar, an overhaul to the app drawer… Read More: My Ubuntu OS for Phones test on Nexus 4 »
I owned my iPhone for over a year before I bought my first app. That doesn’t mean I didn’t download them. I did, a whole host of them, but I didn’t pay for a single one. Don’t get me wrong. Not everything in life is free. But when you can find good software for… Read More: The Top 30 Must Have iPhone apps »
Many Mac users are beginning to plan their upgrade to Apple’s latest desktop operating system. When upgrading to Mountain Lion, users will have two options (even though Apple presents only one): an upgrade over either Mac OS X Snow Leopard or Mac OS X Lion, or a clean install. [adsenseyu1] Since OS X Mountain Lion… Read More: How to do a clean install OS X Mountain Lion »