Issue installing software via SCCM

[cbrookhart]

I'm a system administrator at my workplace. My computer was added to a test group for Office 2016. The application showed up in my Software Manager. The install started automatically but stopped just a second later with an error stating: There is not enough temporary space reserved to download the software. You can use the Configuration Manager control panel applet to adjust the available temporary space."

 

From what I could tell, there was 10Gb of cache space and the file being installed was about 3Gb. I tried multiple times to get Office installed, but got the same error each time. I tried restarting and even tried logging in as an admin to get the application to install, but it just would not install. 

 

I researched the error, but didn't understand what solution would fix the issue. While I can view the SCCM properties, I cannot change anything.

[techbeck]

Normally means the ccmcache folder in Windows has reached its limit.  The install package maybe only 3gb in size, but there may be other updates and packages in the ccmcache folder that is eating the rest of the 10gb.   I would first try and delete the contents on ccmcache first and try again.  If that does not work, then go in to Control Panel/Config manager and double the amount of space and see if that helps.