KACE Product Support

For the installation command settings did you:
Change to "Configure Manually"
Check the box for "Don't prepend msiexec.exe"

Also, when you view the contents of the download folder is your batch command in the 6399 folder or is it inside another folder? Depending on how you created the zip file the contents sometimes go into a folder and you need to then specify the folder path as part of the installation command. - chucksteel 10 years ago

yes, I did set those but it stilI would not work properly it would not set the system variables correctly so I will do it another way - KiwiJJ 10 years ago

Try putting the batch file in a directory on the network and sends the batch file run the network script. - brunocardoso 10 years ago

I think the problem is the network drives are not yet mapped when the install runs and they get mapped later in the login process which is what is causing the problem as the batch file does calls' to network drives. - KiwiJJ 10 years ago

yep, tried that, basically what I want to do is copy a file to the users %appdata%\Microsoft\outlook directory so I zipped up the file and a batch file to do the copy which gets downloaded to the kace download directory and unzipped but the file never gets copied to the outlook directory - KiwiJJ 10 years ago

I can get a script to copy the file ok but outlook has to be closed for the file to copy so I needed to use powershell to script the close of outlook which is why I wanted to try and do it with a managed install on login - KiwiJJ 10 years ago