TonsOFun
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Hi Ron, You can add a step before the installation to copy the initial installation file to the above referenced location. (C:\WINDOWS\PDQDeployRunner\1\exec\) Basically, the patch file you're usi...
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Hi Shawn, Here's the file structure of Lync for 32-64 bit installs. amd64 - LyncSetup.exe Support (folder) - Communicator.adm i386 - LyncSetup.exe Support (folder) - Co...
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Yup, SelfMan's right. I've gotten that several times because of that same "error" of not being able to find that msi. Since my installation started from the network drive, all i needed to do was ...
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http://superuser.com/questions/74564/on-windows-7-is-there-a-command-prompt-line-that-can-start-cmd-as-an-administra Hope that helped. :)
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Hi Edv, Whenever i encounter an issue with installations that require "original" files, i end up having to just script a batch program. With your issue, this is what i would do. Create a batch f...
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Hi Lodola, I believe this would depend on the exe's that you are attempting to install with. If you run the /? or -help with it, you should be able view the list of available commands? e.g. setup...
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btw, disregard my first suggestion. as it autopopulated it for you... but you could still try the second suggestion of creation of a batch file.
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A batch file is usually the best results for me when using deploy. Looking at your screenshot, i believe you need to include the "setup.exe" line as well. So in the parameter's field should look ...
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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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Should just run silently in the background. At least with my experience it does. I believe pdq deploy, by default, sliences this.