SimpleSi Posted January 19, 2012 Posted January 19, 2012 I tried deploying the Avervision aver+.msi to an XP machine with my normal method of installing msi from a shared network folder (%PACKAGES%) e.g msiexec /i "%PACKAGES%\aver\aver+.msi" /qb! but after a while the install wanted access to a data1.cab file so I copied the whole of the cd to %PACKAGES%\aver and re-ran it and it worked. But then it finished and then went onto ask me if I wanted to install some msxml thingy - I said yes and everthign worked. But in all my previous usuage of msi's - they have all run without interaction using the /qb! and they've never needed any supporting files. Have I been lucky up till now or unlucky with this one (and is there a simple workaround)? Simon
sted Posted January 19, 2012 Posted January 19, 2012 simple workround add msiexec /i msxml . . . first 1
ricki Posted January 20, 2012 Posted January 20, 2012 HI I have tried and tried to get this to work and have never managed it. I have tried deploy from group policy, Deploy by script by using msiexec. I even tried scripts with setup.exe and switches with no success. I have always had to install it through the setup manually. I have asked them for an msi that would deploy but did not get a reply. Richard 1
sted Posted January 20, 2012 Posted January 20, 2012 HI I have tried and tried to get this to work and have never managed it. I have tried deploy from group policy, Deploy by script by using msiexec. I even tried scripts with setup.exe and switches with no success. I have always had to install it through the setup manually. I have asked them for an msi that would deploy but did not get a reply. Richard odd ive just deployed the msi unaltered via group policy and it installed no problems possibly depends exactly which version
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