The original 0x80070005 error still fires after the reboot. It seems to still be hooked in everywhere else. Somebody mentioned that they had a workaround/temporary fix that involved uninstalling SCEP from Programs and Features, rebooting, and reinstalling from C:\Windows\ccmsetup\SCEPInstall.exe, but uninstalling from Programs and Features does little more than remove it from the Programs and Features list. It looks like something is causing the permissions to disappear when installing the new client. On a machine with a functioning 4.9.218.0 SCEP Client, there are three permission entries: SYSTEM, Local Administrators Group and Local Users Group. I am unable to take ownership of this folder, except for with Local Administrator, but after logging in as the local Administrator account, I still couldn't do anything with the folder. I checked the permissions in the security tab and found that there are two entries: SYSTEM and BUILTIN. It was discovered that I could not open C:\Program Files\Microsoft Security Client\. At first I thought the GPO that makes the SCCM update user a local admin on client machines, wasn't being applied to the machine, but it is functioning as intended. Update: The error code is an Access Denied code.
Microsoft System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection star 3.8.
Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2012 R2 (SCCM) star 4.1.This version of SCEP ran fine and it wasn't until the SCEP client update that it fell on it's arse.Īny light that can be shed on this is very much appreciated. It installed both the Configuration Manager and a version of SCEP, as expected. I tried a fresh install of Windows 7 Pro and let SCCM do its thing. I first saw the issue occur with Update for System Center Endpoint Protection 2012 Client – 4.9.218.0 (KB3106514) and now again with version 4.9.219.0 (KB3153224). I get the error when attempting to restart the System Center service and whenever I logon to the laptop. Click to turn on." Attempting to start SCEP results in this error: When installing a SCEP update with Software Center, the install will finish and almost immediately i'll get a notification balloon telling me that "System Center Endpoint Protection has been turned off. The issue is only occurring on a single DELL Latitude E5440 laptop running Windows 7 Professional. I'm running SCCM 1602 on Windows Server 2012 R2. I've encountered an issue when updating System Center Endpoint Protection through Software Center.
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