- Stop the SCCM service in Powershell using
Stop-Service ccmexec and then wait for it to fully stop.
- Rename the
C:\Windows\SMSCFG.INI file to something like C:\Windows\SMSCFG.old.INI
- Force the computer to update it’s AD certificate:
$certs = Get-Certificate -CertStoreLocation Cert:\\LocalMachine\\My -Template Machine
$thumbprint = $certs.Certificate.Thumbprint certreq.exe -enroll -q -machine -cert "\*$thumbprint\*" Renew
- Delete the computer object out of SCCM.
- Restart the SCCM service using
Start-Service ccmexec and then it should start up, generate a new GUID and re-create it’s object in SCCM with the new GUID.
- Run Machine Policy Retreval & Evaluation Cycle in the SCCM client Control Panel.
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