Adobe Reader DC & Flash msi
I can't seem to find the msi for both Adobe DC and Adobe Flash. I keep finding the exe for each, but when doing a scripted install it requires user interaction. Is there a way to make the exe not use any user interaction? Or where to find the msi for a silent install?
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Posted by:
dunnpy
7 years ago
You normally have to apply for a distrubution licence from Adobe, and once approved you receive an email with the download links for various installer types.
Adobe Reader DC
Adobe Flash Player
Dunnpy
Adobe Reader DC
Adobe Flash Player
Dunnpy
Posted by:
awingren
6 years ago
Hello aredmond85,
Try extracting the .exe file with 7zip or a similar application. The msi is typically just compressed into the .msi.
-awingren
Posted by:
EdT
7 years ago
Fundamentally, these all use an MSI in the EXE for the install. Just install on your test machine and harvest the installation MSI from c:\windows\installer.
Posted by:
dunnpy
7 years ago
No it doesn't have a cost - it's so that Adobe know who is deploying their products.
Posted by:
Badger
7 years ago
Apply to be a distributor via the adobe website. There is no charge for the license. But you can only access the simpler apps for free, like reader, Flash, shockware and Air.
Posted by:
mihenry
7 years ago
I've applied for Adobe's distribution and was able to get an MSI for Flash, but Reader is an EXE.
Posted by:
mihenry
7 years ago
I've applied for Adobe's distribution and was able to get an MSI for Flash, but Reader is an EXE.