Copy files to desktop in SCCM 2012
1.
Create a parent folder in your source file
repository (I created DesktopTools).
2.
Create a sub-folder in the folder just created
called Files2Copy and place the files you are going to copy to desktop in this
folder.
if not exist "%1" md "%1"
copy /y "%~dp0Files2Copy\*.*" "%1"
3.
Create a batch file called filecopy.bat (if you’re
not sure how to create a batch file here’s a quick instructions - A. open
notepad and copy paste those 2 lines in below B. save as then point to the
DesktopTools folder, name it filecopy.bat) with the below two lines and place
it in the parent directory created in step 1. This batch file will create a
folder specified on the command-line (if it doesn’t already exist) and copy the
files from the Files2Copy folder into it.
So it should looks like below
4.
Create a package in SCCM 2012 using the parent
directory created in step 1 as the source file location
a) Open SCCM 2012 console=> Software Library => Application management => Right click Packages => Create Package =>
a) Open SCCM 2012 console=> Software Library => Application management => Right click Packages => Create Package =>
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The rest of screens are default so just Next,
Next , & Close.
9.
Right click on the “Desktop Tools” package=>
Distribute Content => Add the selection point. Then ext.
10.
Right click on the “Desktop Tools” package=>
Deploy => Collection – just browse to one you would like to advertise to
then Next => You can make it available or required, in my case I chose
required because the files/shortcut must be copied to newly deployed laptops/desktops.
11.
Assignment schedule I made it As soon as
possible.
12.
The rest of screens are default so just Next,
Next Close.
13.
Done
There is something more we must to do? This didnt work for me, I use SCCM 2012 SP1. Never get de Compliance to 100%.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Joevany, Thank you for the info.
ReplyDeleteI just used it and perfect.
one question I have is that the icons were lost in the process - how can I address this?
Peter
thank you
ReplyDeleteHow did you get the answer?
DeletePlease email me your detailed questions to joevanynguyen@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI can't get this to work, are you still up for questions? :)
DeleteCredit for this trick goes to Jason Sandy - http://blog.configmgrftw.com/copying-files-to-clients-using-configmgr/
ReplyDeletethis works great!!
ReplyDeleteNow how can I remove this shortcut when a task sequence has finished?