I encountered an issue with SCCM 2012 R2 when deploying the client to systems that were being upgraded from SCCM 2007. What would happen was that I pushed the client to the system through the console using the Install Client option. The client cleanly uninstalled the 2007 client and installed the 2012 client with no issues. Upon the first reboot of the system, the client would be completely uninstalled. The logs showed little information. The next thing I did was to manually install the client from a command line thinking there might be something going on when the server was trying to administer the installation. The same thing happened. The only option I could think of was to delete the computer from sccm and then manually reinstall the client. This worked and the client remained installed on the system.
18 February 2015
SCCM 2012 R2 Client Uninstalls after Reboot
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