HadWeKnown Posted October 8, 2015 Posted October 8, 2015 Hi Guys, Sorry to bother you again so soon. We're currently trying to roll out the .msi for a Print manager using GPO. I have created the new GPO, put the .msi in a previously successful network location but it hasn't seemed to work. On an administrative account I thought I would try and run msiexec from the cmd prompt to install the msi to see if that would work but it just pops up with the msiexec window that gives you the switches you can use. C:\msiexec /i C:\Inepro DocuPRO 7 Desktop Client.msi Any ideas where I'm going wrong? I'm sure it will be simple. Thanks in advance.
fiza Posted October 8, 2015 Posted October 8, 2015 Why don't you run the msi with logging enabled then you may see if it produces an error? From MS Examples To install a package and create a log file that contains the information related to the status, out-of-memory, and error messages, type: msiexec /i Example.msi /Lime logfile.txt Also do you need to put quotes around the name of the msi file as it contains spaces?
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