JohnnyR1Red Posted February 13, 2013 Posted February 13, 2013 Please help.... I manage 7 sites and they are pretty much all set up in the same way but I have a strange problem at one of my sites which is driving me mad. I push out Java, Flash and Meraki via GP and it works at all my other sites apart from one. At the problematic site it fails to install the software on any PC whether it is Windows 7 or XP, the thing is though that as it is booting up it looks at the policy and even tells me it is installing managed software but this is only displayed for a couple of seconds. Gpresults looks fine too, see below. Also, if I browse to the deploy folder I can install the software so the path is fine. Anoter issue at this site is pushing out a desktop to all clients but all other policies are fine and are applied. Resultant Set Of Policies for Computer: ---------------------------------------- Software Installations ---------------------- GPO: Java Install Name: Java 7 Update 13 Version: 7.0 Deployment State: Assigned Source: \\amblelinks2\software\Deploy\Java\jre1.7.0_13.msi AutoInstall: True Origin: Applied Application GPO: Meraki Name: Meraki Systems Manager Agent Version: 1.0 Deployment State: Assigned Source: \\amblelinks2\software\MerakiPCCAgent.msi AutoInstall: True Origin: Applied Application GPO: Flash Install Name: Adobe Flash Player 11 ActiveX Version: 11.5 Deployment State: Assigned Source: \\amblelinks2\software\Deploy\install_flash_player_11_active_x.msi AutoInstall: True Origin: Applied Application any ideas guys?
Michael Posted February 13, 2013 Posted February 13, 2013 I would check to see if there are any scripts or any other applications trying to install at Startup.
JohnnyR1Red Posted February 13, 2013 Author Posted February 13, 2013 permissions on the msi folder? System had full control so I didn't think it could be this especially as the gpresults say the policy was applied....I gave everyone full control just out of interest and it has worked...I don't believe. Cheers mate John
sted Posted February 13, 2013 Posted February 13, 2013 assuming its applied to pcs dosent domain computer or authenticated users need read access?
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