Hello. I'm having issues with the powershell script and have scoured the net looking for possible solutions to my problem. I initially was receiving a certificate error using the service account but I attributed this to the special character @ in the password. I then took a different account and copied the account permissions and still drawing zero drivers in debug mode on device. I've attached a copy of logs for a single run with values changed. I've distributed this specific driver pkg to all distribution points. The account I'm using has the correct roles including read-only analyst and full administrator. Is there some other troubleshooting steps I may be overlooking? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
<![LOG[[ApplyDriverPackage]: Apply Driver Package process initiated]LOG]!>
Hello. I'm having issues with the powershell script and have scoured the net looking for possible solutions to my problem. I initially was receiving a certificate error using the service account but I attributed this to the special character @ in the password. I then took a different account and copied the account permissions and still drawing zero drivers in debug mode on device. I've attached a copy of logs for a single run with values changed. I've distributed this specific driver pkg to all distribution points. The account I'm using has the correct roles including read-only analyst and full administrator. Is there some other troubleshooting steps I may be overlooking? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
<![LOG[[ApplyDriverPackage]: Apply Driver Package process initiated]LOG]!>