FIX: Application installation fails post-upgrade of the Configuration Manager client from version 1606 to version 1610 or 1702

If an application installation is in progress when ccmsetup upgrades the Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager client, the application installation may fail post-upgrade.

Note New application deployments are not affected.

For applications that have their content request data deleted, application installations fail, and the following error message is logged in the AppEnforce.log file:

This issue occurs because the content request data is deleted during the upgrade because of a schema change.

The following class tracks content requests that are made during an application installation. This class is deleted during a client upgrade:

root\ccm\softmgmtagent:DownloadContentRequestEx2

To determine whether this issue exists in your environment, run the following query on your site server database:

select cia.AssignmentName, col.CollectionName  from CI_CurrentErrorDetails ced 

join CI_ConfigurationItems ci on ci.CI_ID = ced.CI_ID

join CI_AssignmentTargetedCIs cat on cat.CI_ID = ci.CI_ID

join CI_CIAssignments cia on cia.AssignmentID = cat.AssignmentID

join Collections_G col on col.CollectionID = cia.TargetCollectionID

where ced.ErrorCode in ( -2016407290)

group by cia.AssignmentName, col.CollectionName

If the query returns results that resemble the following, your environment is affected.

This issue is fixed in the globally available version of 1702 and in the following update for 1702 first wave:

4018732 Update for System Center Configuration Manager version 1702, first wave

Note This update will prevent the issue that is mentioned in the "Symptoms" section from occurring when ccmsetup upgrades the Configuration Manager client. However, if the issue has already occurred, this update will not fix the issue. To fix the issue after it has occurred, follow the steps that are listed in the "Workaround" section.

To work around this issue, use one of the following methods:

• Untarget and retarget the affected applications.
• Use a RunOnce cleanup task immediately after the upgrade completes. To do this, follow these steps:
  
  
  1. Create a software distribution package and program by using the following command: 

     powershell -executionpolicy bypass -noprofile -command "& {$query=gwmi -class CCM_CITask -namespace root\ccm\citasks; $query| rwmi}"

  2. Set the installation to run one time (preferably when no users are logged on).

  3. Deploy to all affected systems.

Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.