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I've been having the same problem when trying to deploy Global Protect with SCCM. From what I could find it looks to be related to installing the program with permissions that the logged on user does not have. If you look at event viewer you will see the error in the link below. http://support.softwaretoolbox.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3341/~/application-sid-does-not-match-conductor-sid-error-in-windows-event-log
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