Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0 Package
Hi,
I am trying to create an network auto install for Adobe reader 7.0 . I followed the below steps
1)made an Admin install Adobe reader 7.0.msi /a
the above copied the files to the network
2)Installed Istuner_Adobeacrobat.exe on a client pc and created an mst file on the server.
3)Now I have the below mentioned files and folders on the network
Adobe Reader 7.0.msi
Adobe Reader 7.0.mst
Systems32
program Files
CommonAppdata
common
When I run the below command from the network folder
msiexec /i "Adobe Reader 7.0.msi" TRANSFORMS=â€Â\\server name\software\adobe7\Adobe Reader 7.0.mst†Reboot=Reallysuppress /qb!
the windows Installer windows pops up with the install options and switches
Pls let me know what I am doing wrong
I am trying to create an network auto install for Adobe reader 7.0 . I followed the below steps
1)made an Admin install Adobe reader 7.0.msi /a
the above copied the files to the network
2)Installed Istuner_Adobeacrobat.exe on a client pc and created an mst file on the server.
3)Now I have the below mentioned files and folders on the network
Adobe Reader 7.0.msi
Adobe Reader 7.0.mst
Systems32
program Files
CommonAppdata
common
When I run the below command from the network folder
msiexec /i "Adobe Reader 7.0.msi" TRANSFORMS=â€Â\\server name\software\adobe7\Adobe Reader 7.0.mst†Reboot=Reallysuppress /qb!
the windows Installer windows pops up with the install options and switches
Pls let me know what I am doing wrong
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Posted by:
Bartesque
18 years ago
I remember similar issues with other Administrative install ... try it without as there is really no need to. Just extract the setup and copy the .msi and .mst to your network share
Posted by:
Bartesque
18 years ago
beside from that i usually do a "msiexec /qb-! /I *.msi TRANSFORMS=*.mst" (/L*whatever C:\*.log)
Posted by:
jnalpak
18 years ago
wactch the video on this website on how to do this...i dont have a link, do a search
Posted by:
Lillude
18 years ago
mapping the folder location on ur local PC and then running the command helps in some cases.
You can give a try for same.
You can give a try for same.
Posted by:
PudgeRok
18 years ago
Isn't Reboot a public property? If so, you should use capital letters. Try this:
msiexec /i "Adobe Reader 7.0.msi" TRANSFORMS=â€Â\\server name\software\adobe7\Adobe Reader 7.0.mst†REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qb!
Also, make sure your working directory contains the MSI that you are referencing.
msiexec /i "Adobe Reader 7.0.msi" TRANSFORMS=â€Â\\server name\software\adobe7\Adobe Reader 7.0.mst†REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qb!
Also, make sure your working directory contains the MSI that you are referencing.
Posted by:
Xpdite
18 years ago
here is the install string that I used and it seemed to work
MSIEXEC /i "Adobe Reader 7.0.5.msi" TRANSFORMS="Adobe Reader 7.0.5.mst" REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qb!
MSIEXEC /i "Adobe Reader 7.0.5.msi" TRANSFORMS="Adobe Reader 7.0.5.mst" REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qb!
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