I'm trying to push the Microsoft Office junk email addin through a managed install. I tested the command line and it works, but when i put it in KACE to run through the Managed Install...nothing!
command im using is "msiexec /i JunkReportingAdd-in.x64-en.msi
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Operating System is Windows 7 and Office is 2013 - rpsolis 8 years ago
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Posted by:
rileyz
8 years ago
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ya flamin galah, you're missing bits!
try
msiexec /i JunkReportingAdd-in.x64-en.msi /qn/qn = no gui, it you omit the /qn its just like double clicking the msi.
msiexec /? for more information about the switches. Not sure how KACE handles deployment, but you might need to full path the JunkReportingAdd-in.x64-en.msi, idk, some kace persion will be able to tell you, im more sccm.
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thank you! - rpsolis 8 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
8 years ago
Office add-ins are installed to the user's profile. You think the install hasn't worked because it will have been installed by the local System account.
You'll need to create a package that self-heals. That topic has been done to death here and elsewhere. You'll also need to use a script to do the registry stuff if your Office version is earlier than 2010 (v14), to avoid overwriting entries for existing add-ins.
You'll need to create a package that self-heals. That topic has been done to death here and elsewhere. You'll also need to use a script to do the registry stuff if your Office version is earlier than 2010 (v14), to avoid overwriting entries for existing add-ins.
Posted by:
SMal.tmcc
8 years ago
if this install is a user based addin MI's will not work, they run as system. you need to use the install line rileyz list and create a kscript that runs a logged in user
