Implementing the correct detection method will resolve the issue because each application requires a specifically tailored detection approach, which also influences the overall deployment process. Before exploring more technical solutions, reboot your primary SCCM server, as this action can resolve temporary problems. Verify that the date and time settings are accurate on both the SCCM server and your computer. Incorrect date and time settings can also lead to this error. Additionally, ensure that all updates for SCCM have been applied to your system. If the application you are deploying offers an official installer or uninstaller, consider using it, as this can often resolve the issue. In situations where you are attempting to install an updated version of an application that is already installed on your computer, try uninstalling the previous version before attempting to install the new version to prevent any errors. Moreover, check if the Windows firewall or antivirus software is interfering with the communication between the SCCM client and server. Temporarily disable these security measures to test their influence on the issue. For guidance on how to disable Windows Firewall, consult our detailed guide here: How to Disable Windows Firewall. Also, review the ‘ExecMgr.log’ and ‘AppEnforce.log’ files on the client machine for more insight into the application deployment and enforcement process. You can find these logs in the following directory: C:\Windows\CCM\Logs. Look for additional errors or warnings that may assist in troubleshooting the problem.
Validating the Detection Method
Since an incorrect detection method often leads to error 0x87d00324, validating the detection method and ensuring all values are correct will usually resolve the issue.
