Quickbooks 2018 Deployment.
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Been using http://virtualapppack.com/?p=33 as a reference for the past couple versions Enterprise 2014-2016, but ran into the same issue as the OP with 2018 not accepting the properties that worked for the last 3 version. I ended up checking the commands in the QuickBooks_18.log during the full normal test install and saw that the 2018 installer passes a few more properties to the Quickbooks.msi file. After that it installs normally and activated fine as well. Hope this helps someone.
Used Orca to place the following Properties (Had to add the last 5 properties to my MST to get 2018 Enterprise to work):
See Imgur Link: https://imgur.com/0mVLubW
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I am using Orca to modify the QB 2018 msi in order to roll it out via group policy. The installer runs successfully on Win7 and Win8 computers, and the app runs without issues. The installer runs on Win10 computers, but when the app is launched, I get a PS107 error, indicating a corrupt file. I am hoping the properties you discovered and added will resolve this, but I'm hoping you could assist me in deciphering them from the large paragraph as it is displayed on this page. Thank you in advance for any assistance you can provide. - Wyzguy 6 years ago
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Try the link I added instead. Couldn't get the table to format the properties correctly. - anonymous_142439 6 years ago
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What are those additional fields you are adding in such as LICENSENUMBER_BEL and INSTALLID_BEL, are those the license and product number? If so the previous tutorial for this from eddiejackson already has fields for that. - zero1 6 years ago
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I have been gettinh the PS107 error on previous versions in windows 10 and find that he only way to resolve the error is to manually click ok each time it pops up until it stops (10+ times sometimes) and then open a sample company file once or twice, seems that after its been open for a bit and maybe aauto updates in the background that the next time QB is launched the ps107 error will not come back...though sometimes I have to go through the process twice...sort of defeats the purpose of auto deploying it, but then again, i have to log onto each computer once anyway to register the product (havent figured out how to automate that part yet). - ahuston@roguecc.edu 6 years ago
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The PS107 error happens when the Quickbooks installer was not run as an administrator. I had this problem when using SCCM to install the program because it was running as system instead of administrator. I had to create a package that delivered the installation files and a batch file. I then had to set the batch file to run as administrator after it was delivered.
msiexec /i"%~dp0\QuickBooks.msi" TRANSFORMS="QuickBooks.mst" /qb - mteehee 5 years ago
Did you ever find a solution? - jezzec 6 years ago