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Patch Store Location Not Available

Last Updated On: 10 Sep 2026|
6 minutes read |

Problem

During patch deployment, the deployment fails with the remark Patch Store Location Not Available. The deployment may also display Error 404 or Unable to download the patches from the server. The main patch or one of its dependency patches may not be available in the patch store.

Cause

This issue occurs when the required patch is not present in the server or Distribution Server patch store. This can happen when:

  • The patch or one of its dependency patches failed to download.
  • The patch store location was changed without copying the existing files to the new location.
  • The Continue deployment option was selected even though one or more patches failed to download to the server.

Prerequisite

The following troubleshooting procedures apply only when Continue deployment even if some patches cannot be downloaded was enabled under Scheduler Settings → Deployment Rule while creating the configuration. If this option was not enabled, skip these procedures and collect the logs specified below for the applicable deployment type.

Prerequisite

Identify the Failed Patch

Manual Deployment

  1. Navigate to Deployment → Manual Deployment.
  2. Locate the failed collection.
  3. Click the Draft Download Failed status.

The view displays the main patch and any dependency patches that failed to download or have not yet been downloaded. Review the Remarks column to identify the failure reason for each patch.

Automate Patch Deployment

  1. Navigate to Deployment → Automate Patch Deployment.
  2. Locate the failed collection.
  3. Click the task name.
  4. Navigate to Download Pending Patches.

The view displays the main patch and any dependency patches that failed to download or have not yet been downloaded. Review the Remarks column to identify the failure reason for each patch.

Verify the Patch Download

On-Premises Server Without a Distribution Server

  1. Navigate to Patches → Downloaded Patches.
  2. Locate the failed patch and click its Patch ID.
  3. Click the Patch Name to obtain the vendor download URL.
  4. Open the vendor URL in a web browser and verify that the patch downloads successfully.

If the manual download fails, resolve the applicable network, proxy, firewall, or vendor-connectivity issue before proceeding with deployment.

If the issue persists, use the log collection instructions to collect the server logs and agent logs.

Cloud Server Without a Distribution Server

  1. Navigate to Patches → Downloaded Patches.
  2. Locate the failed patch and click its Patch ID.
  3. Click the Patch Name to obtain the vendor download URL.
  4. Open the vendor URL in a web browser on the agent machine and verify that the patch downloads successfully.

If the manual download fails, resolve the applicable network, proxy, firewall, or vendor-connectivity issue before proceeding with deployment.

If the issue persists, use the log collection instructions to collect the agent logs.

Cloud Server With a Distribution Server

  1. Navigate to Patches → Downloaded Patches.
  2. Select the appropriate Remote Office from the drop-down menu.
  3. Locate the failed patch and click its Patch ID.
  4. Click the Patch Name to obtain the vendor download URL.
  5. Open the vendor URL in a web browser on the Distribution Server machine and verify that the patch downloads successfully.

If the issue persists, use the log collection instructions to collect the Distribution Server logs and agent logs.

On-Premises Server With a Distribution Server

Use the log collection instructions to collect the server logs, Distribution Server logs, and agent logs.

Provide the applicable collected logs to patchmanagerplus-support@manageengine.com for further analysis.

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