

Furthermore we will enable the clear application content from cache after installing. To test this feature, let’s create a new task sequence that deploys multiple apps.


I am sure we have dealt with this issue and we manually increased the ccmcache folder size to fix this. In such cases the CAS.log shows “Not enough space in cache”. If the size of content is greater than the size of the cache, the deployment will fail due to insufficient cache size. When you deploy multiple large apps to a client, before installing, the client attempts to download content first. To increase the client cache size, you can use VBScript, PowerShell or even deploy a package and modify the cache size. The client cache is located in %windir%\ccmcache.īy default the cache size is 5120 MB which can increased. So what is client cache folder (ccmcache) – In simple terms the client cache is a temporary download location for software, applications and updates deployed to a client. I find this option useful when the devices have got small hard drives or when installing lots of large apps in succession. In the Install Application task sequence step, you get the option to delete or clear Application content from cache after installing. Starting with SCCM 1906 you can delete or clear the application content from the SCCM client cache.
