Chocolatey Not Installing

[tobycarver]

If I manually run the script, then I get the sql file in the %windir%\LTSvc folder. Checking other computers, this is the only computer that is receiving errors.

[Cubert]

very odd.. Hmm...

Did your computer console fill with data like installed versions and such afterwards?

[tobycarver]

Not yet. The user's laptop is now offline and I'm not sure when they powered off. It's close to lunch here, so they may just be out. I'll keep an eye on it. How do you want to proceed if it doesn't ever populate?

[Cubert]

The next best thing is to give a little time with the system to see whats going on where.

Can we get a GoTo Meeting setup for tomorrow AM?

if so private IM me

[tobycarver]

Before I send an email to the user, I wanted to make sure you were available to look at this laptop.

[tobycarver]

This user has been busy, so I just now got a chance to look into this some more. I found some other aspects of LT that were failing, and decided to upgrade Windows Powershell to version 3. Once I rebooted, I was able to install chocolatey and run the reinstall command successfully. Moments later, maintenance ran and it successfully ran the scripts that previously had failed. I'm guessing that Windows Powershell was corrupt somehow. Applying version 3 fixed the issue. Thanks for your help and, adding to my toolbox troubleshooting steps for the future.

[Cubert]

Awesome! Love it when its a easy fix...

[tobycarver]

Nevermind. Still failing. When I manually tell it to query installed software, I get the errors in the attached screen shots. I can now, at least, install any of the approved software from the LT Chocolatey console, but something else is going on now. Sorry, I get these little 5-10 min windows with these user's computers and I never know when they will occur.

[tobycarver]

Curious. I see maintenance is running and installing updates now. I also see the installed software tab is populating for this client. I guess that's good, so I'll wait to see if the error resurfaces where the sql script isn't found. Will keep you posted.