[sccm 2012] Error 0x80070057 Task Sequence Failure

[roboticsguy1988]

I have had this error in the past and it is usually related to boundaries. However, this time it is only this one computer, I can image other computers just fine.

 

To eliminate other causes I have used the same network port, same USB Flash Drive, and added the computer to SCCM the same way I add other computers, as well as added it to the same imaging device collection. I don't believe it is a network drive issue as I get a proper IP address and can ping the SCCM server.

 

I have attached the smsts.log file for your review (rename .txt extension to .log)

 

Thanks you in advance for taking the time to help with this issue.

smsts.txt

[Gatt]

Hmm

 

There is also another error in your SMSTS.log:

 

 

 

This relates to CRL checking (see: Error. Recieved 0x80072f8f from WinHttpSendRequest during OSD auto apply drivers)

 

Check the SCCM's certificate info for the CRL setting

[roboticsguy1988]

Gatt,

Thanks for your response. As a test to eliminate that as the issue I went into (Administration > Site Configuration > Sites > selected my site > Properties > Client Computer Communication) and unchecked "Clients check the certificate revocation list (CRL) for site systems". After that I made a new USB Flash Drive and tried imaging but I still receive the 0x80070057 error message. So this at least is not the root cause unless there is some place else I need to tell it not to check for CRL (as a test).

 

All,

As another test I decided to make the USB Flash Drive site-based instead of dynamic. This gives me a 0x80004005 error instead of the original error. Attached is the SMSTS.log file from this test (This test also had CRL checking off as mentioned above).

smsts2.txt

[free780]

Is it a new pc? Is the hard drive healthy?

[roboticsguy1988]

It is a used (old) PC. The hard drive should be healthy but as a double check I have started diagnostics. I will post the results here when complete.

[FN-GM]

I have had all sorts of weird errors with SCCM OSD, most been fixed by cleaning the disk.

 

PXE boot

Press F8

Type Disk Part

Type Select Disk 0

Type Clean

Close the command window and try again.

 

Sounds odd but it has fixed the same issue as this in the past.

[roboticsguy1988]

Initial Dell diagnostics show no problems. Running HDAT2 as a more thorough hard drive test.

[roboticsguy1988]

I have had all sorts of weird errors with SCCM OSD, most been fixed by cleaning the disk.

 

PXE boot

Press F8

Type Disk Part

Type Select Disk 0

Type Clean

Close the command window and try again.

 

Sounds odd but it has fixed the same issue as this in the past.

 

I will try this tomorrow morning after HDAT2 scan is done. I have heard many times of cleaning the USB drives for OSD deployment but never have heard of cleaning the hard drive. Excellent suggestion though.

[FN-GM]

Its weird, it happens, even though there is nothing wrong with the drive.

[roboticsguy1988]

Alright the hard drive has 0 bad sectors. I cleaned the hard drive and even wiped the hard drive yet I still have a 0x80004005 error with Static Media and a 0x80070057 with Dynamic Media. Attached are the log files.

DynamicMedia.txt

StaticMedia.txt

[free780]

Do you have a network access account set up?

[Sam_Brown]

Is the time set correctly in the bios?

[FN-GM]

Do you have a network access account set up?

 

Remember, everything else works ok.

[roboticsguy1988]

Is the time set correctly in the bios?

 

This was it. I cannot believe I overlooked this! I have had this issue before with imaging computers.

 

Thank you all for your time and patience.