Hello Richa
The error messages in the SMSTS.log file indicate that the task sequence failed during the installation of the Office 365 package. The HRESULT 80004005 is a general error code that can signal various issues. Here are some potential causes of the problem and steps you can take to resolve it:
Potential Causes and Fixes
- Network Issues:
- Lost Connection: Check if there were any network issues that could have interrupted the install process. The cloud PC should have a stable and sufficient bandwidth connection to the SCCM server.
- Firewall or Proxy: Ensure that any firewall or proxy settings are not blocking traffic to the SCCM distribution point.
- Package Integrity:
- Corrupted Package: The package ID 'NC10049E' associated with the Office deployment may be corrupt or incomplete. Verify the integrity of the package by checking if it has been modified or deleted on the SCCM server.
- Re-distribute Package: Try redistributing the Office package to the distribution points and ensure it is successfully delivered to the intended cloud PC.
- Program Configuration:
- Program Error: Verify the program configuration for the Office 365 package (ProgramID = '_US_EAST'). Check if it points to the correct command line, source files, and other settings.
- Re-create the Deployment: If the package previously worked, consider recreating the deployment. Sometimes, broken configurations can lead to issues.
- Log Data Review:
- Detailed Logs: Review additional logs such as
AppEnforce.log
,smspxe.log
, andexecmgr.log
for more detailed information that might pinpoint specific errors during the installation.- Return Codes: Understand any return codes that other associated logs provide that might give more context about the failure.
- Environment Variables:
- The logs show that global environment variables are set, specifically
_SMSTSLastActionRetCode
and_SMSTSLastActionSucceeded
. Reviewing the behavior of the task sequence might provide insights on failure at this specific action.
- Execution Manager Issues:
- If there are issues with how the Execution Manager invokes the installation, it may be helpful to ensure that there are no permission issues on the execution context under which the SCCM task sequence runs.
- Clear the Cache:
- If any previous installations partially completed but failed, it might lead to conflicts. Clearing the SCCM cache on the cloud PC can help. You can do this via:
- System Updates:
- Ensure that the cloud PC has all necessary Windows updates applied prior to performing the task sequence. Sometimes lack of updates can cause installation failures.
- Review Dependencies:
- Check if there are any dependencies or prerequisite software needed for Office 365 that may not be present on the cloud PC. Make sure everything required is installed before running the deployment.
- Reboot Requirement:
- Sometimes, pending reboots from previous updates can cause installations to fail. Ensure that the PC does not require a reboot.
- The logs show that global environment variables are set, specifically
- Detailed Logs: Review additional logs such as
- Program Error: Verify the program configuration for the Office 365 package (ProgramID = '_US_EAST'). Check if it points to the correct command line, source files, and other settings.
- Corrupted Package: The package ID 'NC10049E' associated with the Office deployment may be corrupt or incomplete. Verify the integrity of the package by checking if it has been modified or deleted on the SCCM server.
- Lost Connection: Check if there were any network issues that could have interrupted the install process. The cloud PC should have a stable and sufficient bandwidth connection to the SCCM server.