Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
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Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
I have started receiving this message at a client where I know the ISO is in the correct location. The end points are on the same network as the share.
And the patch remedy script shows as successful, but the update doesn't install. I have approx. 125 PC's at 1 client that need to be updated and I really don't want to manually upgrade these PC's after hours...
And the patch remedy script shows as successful, but the update doesn't install. I have approx. 125 PC's at 1 client that need to be updated and I really don't want to manually upgrade these PC's after hours...
Re: Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
Well i would first start here viewtopic.php?f=7&t=5462
Once you have a good idea of how it works then we can start troubleshooting the issues.
Start by verifying each of the steps the script is doing.
Following the trail will assist us in determining what type of issues your really having as there is a lot of moving parts.
Once you have a good idea of how it works then we can start troubleshooting the issues.
Start by verifying each of the steps the script is doing.
- Did an agent download the ISO to network share?
- Did the ISO get copied from network to local agent?
- Was ISO unpacked on agent?
- Was setup.exe or install.exe found after unpacking?
- Did agent execute installer?
- What was return from the install command being run?
- If you manually run installer what is returned or does update go through?
Following the trail will assist us in determining what type of issues your really having as there is a lot of moving parts.
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Re: Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
The ISO is already present in the network share.
The ISO did not get copied or unpacked to the local agent.
I manually copied the iso locally from the share, extracted it and installed it successfully on 1 of the PC's that had the error.
The ISO did not get copied or unpacked to the local agent.
I manually copied the iso locally from the share, extracted it and installed it successfully on 1 of the PC's that had the error.
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Re: Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
On another agent tonight, the ISO copied locally to the end point, But didn't extract/unpack.
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Re: Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
I found the issue. A new share was created and the iso was blocked by the OS. Unblocked it and it's working now.
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Re: Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
I'm seeing the same error.
There are two thoughts I've had about what may be the problem -
1) The PR setup docs and dialog box state the LTShare path will be
I'm surprised I don't find other mentions of this problem, and I wonder if our server was misconfigured originally with this path. I'm going to add another folder, called 'Transfers', and copy the ISOs there to see if that solves the issue.
2) I'm testing this with my own laptop in our internal environment. Unlike most of our clients, most of our systems including my own are not domain members. I've been trying to adjust for this with the NTFS and Share permissions on the cache folder, but so far have not had success.
-- Steve
There are two thoughts I've had about what may be the problem -
1) The PR setup docs and dialog box state the LTShare path will be
. But our CWA system has the folder \\LTShare\Transfer\.... The server has been that way since it was installed about 6 years ago, and I've got numerous scripts that refer to that path.\\LTShare\Transfers\Software\Windows10\
I'm surprised I don't find other mentions of this problem, and I wonder if our server was misconfigured originally with this path. I'm going to add another folder, called 'Transfers', and copy the ISOs there to see if that solves the issue.
2) I'm testing this with my own laptop in our internal environment. Unlike most of our clients, most of our systems including my own are not domain members. I've been trying to adjust for this with the NTFS and Share permissions on the cache folder, but so far have not had success.
-- Steve
Re: Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
That may just be a typo in the directions. The directory should be where ever the lt agent believes the "LTShare" is. This is a variable set by the LThost
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Re: Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
I don't think it was a typo in the docs.
I created a new path on my CWA server and copied the ISOs into the new path, and the process is progressing.
Specifically, PR appears to have (and the docs state this also) the path hard-coded to include "\Transfers\Software\Windows10\".
Our server had the folder \Transfer\ --> note the singular, no 's' on the end.
When I created a new subfolder on our server within the LTShare folder, and called it Transfers instead of Transfer, I was able to get past the error I'd been receiving and I see the ISO downloading now into the cache location.
So I'm back to wondering what a CWA server normally has out of the box and, if ours is incorrect, then why/how did ours get installed the way it did.
I created a new path on my CWA server and copied the ISOs into the new path, and the process is progressing.
Specifically, PR appears to have (and the docs state this also) the path hard-coded to include "\Transfers\Software\Windows10\".
Our server had the folder \Transfer\ --> note the singular, no 's' on the end.
When I created a new subfolder on our server within the LTShare folder, and called it Transfers instead of Transfer, I was able to get past the error I'd been receiving and I see the ISO downloading now into the cache location.
So I'm back to wondering what a CWA server normally has out of the box and, if ours is incorrect, then why/how did ours get installed the way it did.
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Re: Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the locations Network share.
I spoke too soon.
I DID see the iso begin downloading to the cache folder.
And I DO NOW see a PatchRemedy folder in the cache folder, and contained in PatchRemedy is a Windows10 folder.
But the Windows10 folder is empty, and the CWA agent that I'm testing with still shows the same error int he script log.
So I'm still working through this I guess.
I DID see the iso begin downloading to the cache folder.
And I DO NOW see a PatchRemedy folder in the cache folder, and contained in PatchRemedy is a Windows10 folder.
But the Windows10 folder is empty, and the CWA agent that I'm testing with still shows the same error int he script log.
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The Windows 10 ISO failed to download to the network share [\\cachefolder.company.com\rmmcache\PatchRemedy\Windows10\]. Please debug failure and retry script.