Here are the most common causes and solutions: (Most Common) When you create an Office 365 Client Management application in SCCM, you specify a source folder (e.g., \\server\sources\Office365 ). The SCCM Site Server’s computer account (or the account running the SMS Executive) needs Write/Modify permissions to that folder.
The in SCCM (Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager) when downloading Office 365 (now Microsoft 365 Apps) content typically means "Access is denied." This is a permissions issue on the local machine or network share where SCCM is trying to download or write the Office 365 installation source files.
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Here are the most common causes and solutions: (Most Common) When you create an Office 365 Client Management application in SCCM, you specify a source folder (e.g., \\server\sources\Office365 ). The SCCM Site Server’s computer account (or the account running the SMS Executive) needs Write/Modify permissions to that folder.
The in SCCM (Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager) when downloading Office 365 (now Microsoft 365 Apps) content typically means "Access is denied." This is a permissions issue on the local machine or network share where SCCM is trying to download or write the Office 365 installation source files. sccm download of office 365 file failed error 5