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This error can be caused by symbols such as a comma or ampersand in the application name. check for those
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None of these symbols is the application name. We are using: ()/. I am going to remove them. Thanks
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I did not have enabled &quot;Allow this application to be installed from the Install application task sequence action without being deployment&quot; in the application. After enabled this option, installation was successful
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Hello, I am trying to implement install application According to the dynamic variable list the task sequence but some application failed to install and task sequence failed with error &quot;App policy for 'app name' not received. Make sure the application is marked for dynamic app install Policy download failed, hr = 0x80004005 &quot;.<br />
After my research, it looks that task sequence has a problem with some special characters Which contain the name of the application. An application which contains only letters were installed successfully.<br />
Do you have any advice? Is any list of special characters which can not be used as variables values?<br />
Thank you
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Hello, I am trying to implement install application According to the dynamic variable list the task sequence but some application failed to install and task sequence failed with error "App policy for 'app name' not received. Make sure the application is marked for dynamic app install Policy download failed, hr = 0x80004005 ".
After my research, it looks that task sequence has a problem with some special characters Which contain the name of the application. An application which contains only letters were installed successfully.
Do you have any advice? Is any list of special characters which can not be used as variables values?
Thank you

SCCM CB 1610 - Installing application according to dynamic variable list

Systems Center Configuration Manager (SCCM, formerly known as Systems Management Server) is Microsoft’s system software for managing large groups of not only Microsoft computers, but those running other operating systems, such as Linux, OS-X, and various mobile technologies.