Problem:
Centero Software Manager won't download installation media and "Download status" in CSM is "Not found".
Solution 1 (CSM 2.0.5000 and newer):
- Run command ping gw-eu.software-manager.com and check if you get response.
- Make sure HTTP connections to gw-eu.software-manager.com are not blocked by firewall. Try to access gw-eu.software-manager.com with browser.
Solution 2 (CSM 1.0.5088 and older):
- Run command ping portal.centero.fi and check if you get response.
- Make sure HTTP/HTTP connections to portal.centero.fi are not blocked by firewall. Try to access portal.centero.fi with browser.
Solution 3:
- Open command prompt as administrator
- Run command: bitsadmin /list /allusers
- If result shows any errors, proceed with Solution 3 steps. Otherwise proceed with other steps
- Disable scheduled task "Centero Software Manager - download" from scheduled tasks
- Open command prompt as administrator
- Run following commands
- net stop bits
- del C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Network\Downloader\qmgr0.dat
- del C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Network\Downloader\qmgr1.dat
- net start bits
- Re-run "Bitsadmin /list /allusers" command and make sure queue is empty
- Open C:\ProgramData\Centero\Software Manager\PackageDownloader\PackageDownloader.DownloadHistory.xml file with notepad and check if there is any marks of applications that failed to download. Delete any rows that includes specific application.
- Open "Documents" folder from your chosen installation media download folder and remove folders containing previously failed downloads.
- Enable scheduled task "Centero Software Manager - download" and run it.
- Re-run "Bitsadmin /list /allusers" command and confirm download has started successfully.
Solution 4:
- Change "Centero Software Manager - download" scheduled task run account to a domain account that has privileges for your chosen installation media download folder.
- Select "Run only when user is logged on" and "Run with highest privileges" check boxes from scheduled task.
Solution 5:
- "Centero Software Manager - download" scheduled task is missing from Task Scheduler root folder. This is a known issue which can happen sometimes with Windows version upgrade. If this is the case follow the following steps to fix the issue.
- Delete a key "Centero Software Manager - download" in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Schedule\TaskCache\Tasks in Registry Editor
- Delete a key "Centero Software Manager - download" in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Schedule\TaskCache\Tree in Registry Editor
- Run the following command CMD or Powershell: schtasks /Create /TR "C:\ProgramData\Centero\Software Manager\PackageDownloader\DownloadSoftwares.cmd" /RU system /SC DAILY /RI 30 /DU 24:00 /TN "Centero Software Manager - download"
- Run the task once manually and follow up if the application downloads start.