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Client Center for Configuration Manager
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Client Center for Configuration Manager v1.0.6.1 MSI Installation Failure #169

Open cameronkollwitz opened 4 years ago

cameronkollwitz commented 4 years ago

It appears that there is something wrong with the "Client.Center.for.Configuration.Manager_v1.0.6.1.msi" package. No matter what device (I've tried on about 12 now) it will not install. It claims that it needs administrator permissions - even when being run from LocalHost\Administrator.

The only workaround that I've found is to install the v1.0.5.5 MSI package and then run the self-update function within Client Center.

rzander commented 4 years ago

It's working fine here, just installed one....

Kraktorist commented 4 years ago

Try to run cmd.exe with "Run as Administrator" option and then run the MSI package from this console.

cameronkollwitz commented 3 years ago

Try to run cmd.exe with "Run as Administrator" option and then run the MSI package from this console.

This worked despite still receiving the error on a newly-imaged device (see primary thread reply).

cameronkollwitz commented 3 years ago

Still experiencing the issue, so here's what I see. This is a freshly-imaged device with the Configuration Manager Console installed on it.

  1. First I "unblocked" the MSI that was downloaded from the Release page. sccmclictr-01-unblocked-msi

  2. After running from File Explorer, I receive a UAC prompt for administrative priviledges. I accept.

  3. This is the error that is immediately produced, despite confirmed the account is in the Administrator Security Group.

sccmclictr-02-admin-issue-post-uac

Running the MSI directly from an elevated Command Prompt as suggested by @Kraktorist did allow the installation immediately (without changing anything on the device after receiving the error).

Edition: Windows 10 Enterprise Version: 20H2 Installed on: 12/‎1/‎2020 OS build: 19042.508 Experience: Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.31.0

meeldrid commented 3 years ago

I too am unable to install 1.0.6.1 from the GUI with a domain account that has administrative privileges (i.e. is a member of the computer's local Administrators group). Yes, installing from an elevated PowerShell session works.

The msi log shows:

Action start 8:00:18: LaunchConditions. MSI (c) (E4:70) [08:00:18:794]: Font created. Charset: Req=0, Ret=0, Font: Req=MS Shell Dlg, Ret=MS Shell Dlg Client Center for Configuration Manager requires installation by an Admin user account. MSI (s) (14:68) [08:00:38:356]: Product: Client Center for Configuration Manager -- Client Center for Configuration Manager requires installation by an Admin user account. Action ended 8:00:38: LaunchConditions. Return value 3. Action ended 8:00:38: INSTALL. Return value 3.

The value 3 in the log is a generic and equates to a 1603 error.

davisdre commented 3 years ago

Remember, sometime in Windows 10 even though the user account you are using is in the local admin account, you still have to either 1) right-client on the .msi a select 'Run as Administrator', or 2) set the file to 'run as administrator' on file propertise, so it always initiate it.

briankyncl commented 2 years ago

Just chiming in to say that I also experienced this issue with "Client.Center.for.Configuration.Manager_v1.0.6.1.msi". Calling the installer from an elevated command prompt as a workaround worked for me.