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So I have created some Software Distribution packages and made them available via a Web Advertisment through our SCCM remote tools site.<br />
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When I select a machine and say &quot;Push Software&quot; everything looks good and I get a message &quot;&lt;applicationname&gt; will be advertised to D-MOBLEY-7. I hit okay and then I get the message:<br />
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Can not find script file &quot;C:\Windows\SMSsend.vbs&quot; &nbsp;Not sure what this is?<br />
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I know that when i 1st created it worked because I tested on a test machine. Not sure what has happened.<br />

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So I have created some Software Distribution packages and made them available via a Web Advertisment through our SCCM remote tools site.

When I select a machine and say "Push Software" everything looks good and I get a message "<applicationname> will be advertised to D-MOBLEY-7. I hit okay and then I get the message:

Can not find script file "C:\Windows\SMSsend.vbs"  Not sure what this is?

I know that when i 1st created it worked because I tested on a test machine. Not sure what has happened.


SCCM Web Advertisement error Can not find script C:\Windows\SMSsend.vbs

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