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Sunday, December 16. 2007
Download links for the 88 files that System Center Configuration Manager needs during install
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This is an excellent resource, thanks for the write up. If you use a utility such as WGET you can pre-cache the files before you launch the installation. If you are supporting an environment with slow internet connections, this pre-caching can be a life saver.
Seth Janowiak
Seth Janowiak
Aaron Thanks for the Post.
We can also automatically download the required files using the steps below
1. Create a folder on the local Drive e.g. c:\SCCM_DWNLD
2. Type the following Command from the command prompt @ the SCCM setup location (e.g. my setup ISO is located on D:\ Drive) "D:\SMSSETUP\BIN\i386\SETUP /download c:\SCCM_DWNLD"
3. The Above step will automatically download the 71 necessary files into the c:\SCCM_DWNLD folder
We can also automatically download the required files using the steps below
1. Create a folder on the local Drive e.g. c:\SCCM_DWNLD
2. Type the following Command from the command prompt @ the SCCM setup location (e.g. my setup ISO is located on D:\ Drive) "D:\SMSSETUP\BIN\i386\SETUP /download c:\SCCM_DWNLD"
3. The Above step will automatically download the 71 necessary files into the c:\SCCM_DWNLD folder
Just a quick note to add to this tread.
DO NOT use UNC paths from a command prompt when trying to run this. I.E Drag the setup.exe into a Command prompt,
as this won't work.
And will most likely to cause you to get annoyed.
DO NOT use UNC paths from a command prompt when trying to run this. I.E Drag the setup.exe into a Command prompt,
as this won't work.
And will most likely to cause you to get annoyed.
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