If the user selects Snooze , another temporary notification shows after the snooze period elapses. This behavior assumes it hasn't yet reached the final countdown. The timing of the next notification is based on the setting: Specify the frequency of reminder notifications presented to the user, after the deadline, before a device gets restarted minutes.
If the user selects Snooze , and your snooze interval is one hour, then Software Center notifies the user again in 60 minutes. When it reaches the final countdown, Software Center shows the user a notification they can't close. The progress bar is in red and the user can't Snooze it. If the user proactively installs required software that needs restart before the deadline, they'll see a different notification. The following notification occurs when both the user experience setting allows notifications and you don't use toast notifications for the deployment:.
Once the deployment reaches its deadline, Software Center follows the behavior to Install required software at or after the deadline. The following examples describe how to configure the client settings to achieve specific behaviors. If the user puts the device to sleep, it doesn't pause or interrupt a countdown. For example, a restart countdown is halfway into a four-hour timer, and the user puts the device to sleep.
The device restarts, as it's past the deadline. The device will restart three hours minutes after the deployment deadline. One hour 60 minutes before it restarts, the user sees a countdown that they can't close or snooze. The first reminder notification is set to start four hours minutes after the deadline, which is after the restart.
So the user doesn't see any reminders. The device will restart five days minutes after the deployment deadline. Two hours minutes before it restarts, the user sees a countdown that they can't close or snooze. It displays a maximum of six additional reminders every 15 hours minutes. The user sees the reminder as a window on the screen, instead of a notification that disappears in a few seconds. The device will restart two days minutes after the deployment deadline.
It displays a maximum of 92 additional reminders every 30 minutes. To troubleshoot device restarts, use the RebootCoordinator. Based on the specific type of deployment, you may also have to use additional client log files. Skip to main content.
This browser is no longer supported. In this post we will be using the codes 0 success and reboot required as examples. This scenario is when a Program is deployed to a machine running the full operating system and SCCM client. This scenario is when a Task Sequence is deployed to a machine running a bare metal Operating System Deployment. This scenario is when a Task Sequence is deployed to a machine running a either a bare metal Operating System Deployment or within the full OS.
If you don't it won't be able to trigger the restart. I use this script to test additional items, but basically it sets a registry key to True or False.
Everything else in the script is for testing processes. I've also set the Application itself to exit with , which lets the machine know the App itself needs the machine to restart. Function in the FakeApp Installer Script. This function finds the policy for the Restart Computer Package, then triggers the "install" of the Package which tells the system to restart.
I would really like the ConfigMgr team to do those uservoice options, to allow better control around Application Installs, and give us a way to add a ConfigMgr restart into our own Scripts for our reasons. Hi, I'm interested in using this but can you give more information on how you create your CM Package "Restart Computer" because I don't understand where this General: After running: Configuration Manager restarts computer option is.
Give a try on test computer and see the results how it works. Please click on "vote as Helpful" if you feel this post helpful to you. Eswar Koneti Configmgr blog: www. If I use the "Program restarts computer" setting, the client will not restart unless my script commands the restart.
SCCM will not automatically restart with this option configured. I mainly need to know how SCCM will react if it expects the program will restart the computer but the restart is never commanded. The end of the script contains wscript. Below is the output from the execmgr. It looks like SCCM will not report if the package succeeded or not until after reboot. I suspect this solution will work but the reporting will not be accurate if users don't restart their computer out of habit.
Did you use a custom task sequence to deploy it and use a condition for the first program to run and check the. Office Office Exchange Server.
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