During an operating system deployment using SCCM 2012, you received the error code 0x80070570 at the beginning of the Task Sequence.

SCCM 2012 0x80070570

Numerous errors and warnings are showing in SMSTS.log :

  • ThreadToResolveAndExecuteTaskSequence failed. Code(0x80070570)
  • Failed to create C:\_SMSTaskSequence (1392)
  • The TSM directories could not be created at this time (80070570)
  • uRet == ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS, HRESULT=80070570 (e:\nts_sccm_release\sms\framework\tscore\utils.cpp,1903)

SCCM 2012 0x80070570

Cause

The SCCM 2012 0x80070570 error is translated to : The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.

This issue is completely external to SCCM 2012. If you try to launch the Windows installation from the CDROM, you will get the same error.

It’s probable that your computer has been incorrectly shutdown and Windows wants to do a check disk at the next reboot.

How to fix SCCM 2012 0x80070570 Error

You have 2 options to fix this error

Option #1 | Chkdsk

  • Boot the machine and let Windows complete the checkdisk process

SCCM 2012 0x80070570

  • Reboot the computer and restart the Task Sequence

Option #2 | DiskPart

  • Clean the partitions on the disks using Diskpart. This will delete all content on the drive.
  • Open an elevated command prompt
  • Enter the following commands :
    • Diskpart
    • List disk
  • Select your disk
    • Sel disk 0
  • Select your primary partition
    • Sel part 1
    • Clean

SCCM 2012 0x80070570

  • Your partition is now deleted
  • Reboot your computer and relaunch the Task Sequence, it shoud run fine. If not, you can delete all other partition by redoing the Diskpart process

We hope that this was helpful, leave a comment if you had success with this procedure.

Comments (3)

Prabhu Moorthy

05.17.2018 AT 07:03 AM
Thanks for the post. Disc Check worked.

Tam

11.30.2016 AT 06:48 AM
Life saver post. I spend an entire day looking into this and almost returned the device to manufacturer. Thanks you very much for share this information. In my case since I need the device set to Legacy mode, I had to boot back into UEFI mode to complete the disc check and then reboot the device. Which resolved the problem.