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Hi Kevin, The easiest way i know of, using your existing configuration, is to create a batch file. You would need to "net use" command to map a drive in the batch file, and then point it to the c...
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Should just run silently in the background. At least with my experience it does. I believe pdq deploy, by default, sliences this.
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Eolson, you would use the same method you use to install a program. Just point the installer to the batch file instead.
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Yes, i had a problem with Adobe Acrobat X Professional as well. I was using Setup.exe that came with the package. But the install came with the MSI, and that's working fine now. :)
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Oops, i didn't answer your question. Here's a link to see how/where the installation is failing. http://support.adminarsenal.com/entries/22840947-batch-files-and-return-codes you would have to cr...
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Hi Tony, You might want to see if you can grab/extract the MSI from that program. I noticed that with the update of the Deploy software, EXE's are not working as expected. Some of my old package...
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hmm... i did some research. try launching the actual program itself. C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\javacpl.exe or C:\program files (x86) depending on your version, it should be there. as of JRE...
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this only happens using pdq deploy? that's strange indeed. i'm using the same msi you're grabbing from the install (Appdata), and have both 32-bit and 64-bit functioning fine. And just checked th...
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Hmmm... Interesting. You may want to take a look at this documentation from AA in regards to firewall settings that needs to be allowed. http://support.adminarsenal.com/entries/21531976-firewall-...
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Hi Raiden, Have you tried running a test package to install on the same target computer(s)? Just something simple like Flash, or Java, just to see if it goes through. According to their website,...