Failed To Install Sccm Client Bootstrap
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Hello, I have clients in my sites which are failing to install client using SCCM console. If I do a manual installation it works. Tri County Rop Program. These are not a fresh machines.

Even I tried pushing client after uninstalling previous version but no luck. Error messages: --->First attempt to copy file 'E: SCCM bin I386 MobileClient.tcf' to ' MACHINE2725 admin$ system32 ccmsetup MobileClient.tcf' failed (64) --->First attempt to copy file 'E: SCCM bin I386 ccmsetup.exe' to ' MACHINE2725 admin$ system32 ccmsetup ccmsetup.exe' failed (64) --->Failed to install CCM Client Bootstrap component on client (64) I can connect to Admin$ share using sccmagent account I verified I can connect to WMI using sccmagent account. Even I disable firewall but I get same error message When I push agent MobileClient.tcf and ccmsetup.exe.fnaXXXXX files get copied on remote machine.
Here is the log from ccm.log file. Thanks Anoop for your reply. There is no DNS or firewall as i am able to connect remote share. Even i tried Ping hostname and IP and that works --->Attempting to connect to administrative share ' MACHINE2725.Domain.com admin$' using account ‘Domain sccmagent’ --->Connected to administrative share on machine MACHINE2725.Domain.com using account ‘Domain sccmagent’ MobileClient.tcf and ccmsetup.exe.fnaXXXXX files get copied on remote machine, so no permission issue too. I do not understand when MobileClient.tcf and ccmsetup.exe.fnaXXXXX files are present on remote machine, why ccm.log file logs below entry --->First attempt to copy file 'E: SCCM bin I386 MobileClient.tcf' to ' MACHINE2725 admin$ system32 ccmsetup MobileClient.tcf' failed (64) --->First attempt to copy file 'E: SCCM bin I386 ccmsetup.exe' to ' MACHINE2725 admin$ system32 ccmsetup ccmsetup.exe' failed (64) --->Failed to install CCM Client Bootstrap component on client (64).
Scenario Client PKI Cloud DP CMG HTTPS MP Sync AAD Users Azure Web/Client Apps Intune AAD Joined Device No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (Optional) Workgroup Device Yes Yes Yes No No No No Client PKI - For AAD Joined devices you don't need one as ConfigMgr leverages Azure authentication For Workgroup devices, we need a PKI certificate from an internal CA or Public CA. Cloud DP – Required for both the scenarios to provide content.
Instructions to setup a Cloud DP - Additional Reference - CMG – Required for both the scenarios. Instructions to setup a CMG - Additional Reference - HTTPS MP – Required only for AAD Joined Devices to authenticate in an absence of a PKI certificate. Its optional for Workgroup Devices but recommended. Sync AAD Users & Azure Web/Client Apps Required only for AAD Joined Devices. Instructions to create Azure Web & Client Apps and sync AAD Users - Intune – For AAD Joined devices to push the ConfigMgr agent (CCMSetup.MSI), the source files will be downloaded from the CMG. Refer the above blog post for instructions to deploy applications via Intune. Which ConfigMgr are you using?
I am using TP 1709, because I don’t have CB license for my own test. I tried push ConfigMgr client from Intune, it failed every time (Windows 1703 and 1709), Log said it found three certificates, but none of them can use for ConfigMgr, cannot use Pki or AAD authentication contact ConfigMgr. Gateway log has only one error, complain cannot find one ConfigMgr dll file (I don’t remember what is the file name), it just couldn’t download client source from gateway. If I copy the source files and manually install the client, it works then ok. I believe some bugs with ConfigMgr TP 1709, because my setup hasn’t changed, tested that based on your guidance, and it was working with earlier TP. I am going to wait next TP and test again. Thank you Arnab Mitra.