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• Sccm Client Policy
• Sccm Policy Request

Yesterday I created a program for a package and advertised it to some test machines. The package was pretty small so I decided to use the download and run option instead of my normal run from Distribution Point.

Everything else I did the same way I normally do. To my surprise the program refused to run on the clients. Checking the Advertisment Status logs I found the error being returned by the clients: 10052 The program for the advertisement ' advertisementID' (' packageID' - ' programname') could not be run because the policy contains an invalid combination of requirements: sitecode. Possible causes: The program is set to run when no user is logged on, but is being advertised to a user. The program is set to require user input, but does not require that a user be logged on in order to run.

Sccm Client Policy

Solution: Examine the properties of the program to resolve the conflicting requirements. I found out that setting the client to download and run, and requires a mapped drive letter will trigger this error message. No need to map a drive letter if the content is already on the machine! Anyway here is Microsofts KB on the same issue (written for SMS 2003).

Sccm Policy Request

Hi All, I deployed visio 2007 to user machine. I'm getting below error message. Please help on this. In program properties, i selected Whether or not a user is logged on option only. My client machine is online. (in central site package/program is created, collection and advertisement is created on primary site server which is reporting to central) The program for the advertisement 'AOX20299' ('EUR00171' - 'InstallVisioStandard') could not be run because the policy contains an invalid combination of requirements: AOX. Possible causes: The program is set to run when no user is logged on, but is being advertised to a user.

The program is set to require user input, but does not require that a user be logged on in order to run. Solution:Examine the properties of the program to resolve the conflicting requirements.