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Hi, I've encountered a weird issue with a recent deployment, one of our remote sites to which an application deployed, had an ,msi stripped out of the cache folder, this .msi was required to un-install the previous version of the application, SCCM install on client would fail as the previous version of the software would not un-install because it couldn't find the missing msi in it's SCCM cache folder, about +20 users out of a total of around 50 users in that office affected by this problem, I got around this by manually placing the missing msi into the required cache folder, time consuming to say the least, any ideas what could have caused this, how do I get around this issue should it happen again?
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Hi, I've encountered a weird issue with a recent deployment, one of our remote sites to which an application deployed, had an ,msi stripped out of the cache folder, this .msi was required to un-install the previous version of the application, SCCM install on client would fail as the previous version of the software would not un-install because it couldn't find the missing msi in it's SCCM cache folder, about +20 users out of a total of around 50 users in that office affected by this problem, I got around this by manually placing the missing msi into the required cache folder, time consuming to say the least, any ideas what could have caused this, how do I get around this issue should it happen again?

SCCM - cache folder missing .msi required for un-install of previous version of a piece of software

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