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Event ID: 102 Source: Application Management
| Source: Application Management |
| Type: Error |
| Description: The install of application "Package Name" from policy "Policy Name" failed. The error was <error details>. |
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| Comments: EventID.Net See ME274274, ME323304, and ME815438 to fix this problem.  x
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Dana Brash I had EventID 102 and 108 on a machine, when I tried to install the ISA Firewall Client from an assigned Software installation policy. All other computers in the domain installed fine; there was nothing different about the computer accounts. After I upgraded the machine from W2k SP3 to SP4 and this resolved the issue. x
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Michael I had the same problem with a customized installation of McAfee VirusScan 7.10. It did not deploy with the Events 102, 303 and 108 logged in a row in the PC’s event log. Eventually it turned out that the problem was with the packet itself, which was damaged. After building a new customized installation of this application, the software was smoothly deployed again. x
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Shift In Active Directory, if you ever change (patch, etc) an .MSI that you are deploying via GPO, make certain you redeploy the package from within the GPO so that the GPO can synchronize with the new information added by the patch. We had an antivirus product that updated the .MSI administrative installation source several times a week. As we added new machines to the domain, none could install the product and displayed event ID 102, followed by 303 and 108 and finally Userenv 1000. Check this before you look into permissions. x
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John Anderson Make sure your distribution point is a Windows 2000 server. We had the same problem when trying to distribute "msi" packages from an NT 4 member server within a Windows 2000 AD domain. x
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Why bother deciphering Event logs when GFI EventsManager can do everything for you? Free trial here! EventID.Net As per Microsoft: "The machine account for the workstation does not have permissions to the share or file system that holds the source files for the package. When a workstation runs Group Policy, it does so in the context of the machine system account for the workstation." See ME278472 for more details and resolution. x
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