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SOLVED Issues with uploading ISO to SCCM 2016

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Hello,

First time setting up and managing an SCCM server. My current setup is SCCM 2016 and SQL server 2017. I am having an issue with setting up my first operating system on SCCM 2016. The error I am having is that when I set the UNC path it says that there is issues with permissions or no operating system. The operating system ISO is on a shared server which I have full read/write access. I cannot use the ISO if I put it on the local machine. Here's what I have done so far:
*Reinstall SCCM 2016
*Reinstall SQL Server 2017
*made sure updates are up to date
*Downloaded different version of the same operating system(Windows 10)

I have looked into seeing how I could address it and some people have stated that I need a .wim file in the Windows 10 ISO. I found a converter online to modify the file from install.bin to install.win. Put the file in the same folder that the install.bin file was. No success. Please help me...

Please pardon my lack of experience I just started using SCCM about a few months ago.
 

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Youssef, I did follow the instructions but I got an error about Certifiacte authrorities not being set. How do I set that?

edit: every time I try to create a windows 10 task sequence it fails and in the end it kinda eats a windows 10.iso file. Is this suppose to happen?
 
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Im not sure if it is suppose to do this but it kinda eats the Windows 10 ISO. I go back to the directory where the iso was and its gone. Is it suppose to be somewhere else?

I have had to download a windows 10 ISO three times so far because of this. Once ^this error is shown I close and it there is nothing displayed in the task sequence section.
 
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@base - A quick research shows that you need to perform the steps mentioned in this article- https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb632596.aspx but that onez for SCCM 2007

I am curious to know what else is in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\AdminConsole\AdminUILog\CreateTsMedia.log file.
I did that, but did not have any success. I cannot find AdminConsole in the \Microsoft Configuration Manager path. Also, my SCCM is saying that it is not healthy, shockingly, what does this mean?

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