Ever since we upgraded to ConfigMgr 2002, we have an issue that some newly built PCs do not receive any applications deployed to computers. Not all computers are affected, there is about a 50% chance that newly built PC is.
The task sequences themselves all finish successfully according to the "Status Messages" and the smsts.log. It's only after the task sequence, that the computers don't get any additional apps deployed to collections they are a member of. Weirdly enough, applications deployed to a user work just fine on the same computer. The computer accounts in the console all show as ok (with green checkmark), and they are really a member of the collection. The accounts aren't duplicated either.
The log files AppEnforce.log and AppDiscovery.log show absolutely no trace of the missing applications, it's like they don't exist.
The log file CIDownload.log however has these errors:
CCIDownloader::ParseDtsMessage - Dts failed with error code: 0x80070002. CI Downloader will retry.
CIDownloaderJob({CCE54587-6729-49B3-963A-633EA7318816}): Received Dts failure message during CI download.
And DataTransferService.log has these:
DTS job {BE1F799A-20BF-4E57-BC02-6768ABFEE16F} BITS job {5A3AA1B0-1B30-4F27-8DD3-9B67917AC24C} failed to download source file http://managementpoint.domain.com:80/SMS_MP/.sms_dcm?Id&DocumentId=GLOBAL/Platform_Settings/PROPERTIES&Hash=291F906FCBF1693519DA4F015D1265E11C5FAF1223B5B48D1410F20608C3A7EC&Compression=zlib to destination C:\WINDOWS\CCM\CIDownloader\Staging{278187BA-61B7-480B-BDCA-F38B61D4702F}_2.zip with error 0x80190194
It seems like the client isn't able to correctly talk to the management point for some reason, but I cannot figure out why. We use HTTP, so certificates can't be an issue. If I uninstall the client ("ccmsetup /uninstall") and reinstall it, the PCs work correctly by the way.
I have looked at a few similar posts, however those mentioning the same error codes are generally just about a single application failing to install because of a faulty requirement in the deployment type. However, for us, all applications fail to install, even those that don't have any requirements set.