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My theory is that the install process was looking for source files that matched the current KBs on the server. I know there are other articles pointing to the removal of two particular KBs, but those did not show up in our list of installed patches.

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When the DISM command skips the media specified by the /Source switch and goes looking for the files online, it means that the source files in the specified media is either corrupted or not applicable to your server (version mismatch).

Your DISM command isn't finding the required resources because it's checking for the source "online". Windows 6.2+ will (by default) check only with the update source server for component install/repair if an update source is specified for the Windows Update Service.

I have had the exact same issue. My resolution was to remove the server from Active Directory, Install .Net 3.5, then add back to AD. I'm sure it has to do with WSUS at some layer, but that solved it for us. We just make sure we install 3.5 on all servers before adding to the domain.

In this case, all the necessary .NET 3.5 installation files for your Windows Server version will be downloaded from the Windows Update servers. For this installation method to work, you need to check the following: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle []).push();

Make sure the windows update service isn't disabled, if it is, press windows and R then type in services.msc, once the services window has popped up, look for Windows update, then enable it and set it to automatic to prevent this error to popup for any other feature.

So, again, this Kit builds a complete ConfigMgr Current Branch 2203, with Windows Server 2019 and SQL Server 2019 infrastructure, and some supporting servers. Once the build is complete, I recommend that you use the native ConfigMgr servicing option to update to latest release or Hotfix if available.

This kit allows you to automatically deploy the below list of servers. The server you really need to build first is DC01, since that's the domain controller, and the CM01 server will join the domain. Turns out joining a domain is tricky without a domain controller ?

Windows ADK for Windows 11and the ADK WinPE Addon for Windows 11 21H2: -us/windows-hardware/get-started/adk-install
Note #1: Make sure to get the 21H2 version of the Windows ADK for Windows 11 (10.1.22000.1). The new 22H2 version (10.1.22621.1, released in May 2022) is not yet supported by MDT.
Note #2: To download the complete standalone Windows ADK for Windows 11 setup, run adksetup.exe /layout "C:\Setup\Windows ADK 11" for the core ADK, and then adkwinpesetup.exe /layout "C:\Setup\Windows ADK 11 WinPE Addon" for the WinPE Addon.

Note #2: If your VMs does not have Internet access during the Hydration Kit build, make sure to also copy the microsoft-windows-netfx3-ondemand-package31bf3856ad364e35amd64.cab file to the following folder: C:\CMLab\DS\Operating Systems\WS2022\sources\sxs. Failing to do so will prevent .NET Framework 3.5 from being installed if the VM does not have Internet access.

If you need to change server names, IP addresses, domain names, installation, passwords, etc. in the environment, the main configuration is stored in the various INI files in the C:\CMLab\ISO\Content\Deploy\Control folder.

I re-built the CM server and ran the upgrade. This time however I installed MS OBDC Driver 18 and then rebooted before performing the upgrade. This time it was successful thought I can't say for certain this was the reason.

To my last it it seems that the partitioning part failed. Also, it looked like the Configuration software did not deploy to the CM01 server and is there a way that you can deploy the different servers to different HDD's during the initial setup as well.

Make sure you have created a large enough hard drive per the spec in the blog post. For CM01 it needs to be at least 300 GB. You can definitely place different servers on different volumes, by simply creating the VM on the volume, or migrate the VM after it's built to a different volume.

Hi When I start the server, I get this error attached, if I click yes or no nothing happens if I select the x then it closes, and I then can select the operating image. This occurs with all the builds. I also seem to get the second attached image error when I try and run the MDT01 image build, I cannot get to copy the smsts.log file from the sytem.

My VMs do not have access to the internet, so I followed the advice to copy microsoft-windows-netfx3-ondemand-package31bf3856ad364e35amd64.cab to C:\CMLab\DS\Operating Systems\WS2022\sources\sxs. However, .NET Framework 3.5 does not install and so the installation of ConfigMgr fails since it is missing. Manual installation via the Server Manager results in a freeze of the VM. So I checked the Task Sequence in MDT for the ConfigMgr Prerequisites and found that the checkbox for .NET 3.5 was not checked. However, deploying the updated ISO did not fix the issue either.

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On your application staging file share (wherever you put application source files for Configuration Manager to find), locate the folder structure for .NET 3.5 that you created before. Mine is \\fileserver\software$\Microsoft\.NET Framework 3.5 SP1. Under this folder, create a folder for each operating system version that we will be adding. Note that the 64-bit client OSes can share source files with their server counterparts; as mentioned above, I checked, and the NetFx3 files are the same for Windows Server 2016.

In my case, the same error happened although the machine was connected to internet just fine. It was probably related to the problem that for some reason Windows Update service couldn't connect to update servers either:

I also use MDT; however, I use a TS after the section in MDT called "State Restore". It is just before I start installing applications. My ps1 is the same as above (minus the Import command). I have the cab file "microsoft-windows-netfx3-ondemand-package.cab" and ps1 in the same source folder. The TS is straight forward.

In this case, all the necessary .NET 3.5 distribution files for your Windows Server version are downloaded from the Windows Update servers. For this installation method to work, you need to make sure:

If there is no direct Internet access from the server, then when you trying to install .NET 3.5 on Windows Server using the Server Manager console (Add Roles and Features -> Features -> NET Framework 3.5 Features), the installation fails with the error 0x800f081f (The source files could not be found) or 0x800F0950.

Eventually it got to the point where we got him to remove these 1500 folders, they were moved into a PST file for backup and removed from the mailbox on server. Data was purged from the dumpster using Search-Mailbox command. Folder count was now down to 300 according to Get-MailboxFolderStatistics. Outlook performance improved dramatically. We thought all was done.

Assumption: A new virtual machine (preferred option) or physical 2016 server has been provisioned and joined to the domain with the same computer name as your old CA 2008/2008 R2 server. If possible, re-use the same IP as the old CA server.

So now that you are aware of the Dot Net Framework 3.5 installation file, copy the file to a separate folder on SCCM server. Also create a new text file and paste the below code in to the file and save this file as installdotnet35.bat.

The problem also exists on Windows 8 and 8.1, with numerous suggestions to resolve including removing specific updates. These updates do not exist on Win 10, but if they relate to your problem see: -0x800f0906-and-0x800f081f-error-messages-while-installing-net-framework-3-5-in-windows-8/