I'm trying to change some of our computers to run WPKG during shutdown.
I've used wpkgclient to change the setting, and saved it. I have a package
(Adobe Reader) which should deploy to the computer.
It installs using msiexec /i /qb, so there should be a progress bar.
During shutdown (Windows 7) I s
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Problem solved. I'd been testing in a folder with the 1.3 wpkg.js, then
moved it to a folder with the 1.2 wpkg.js, which doesn't understand
> I've been trying to create a package which will update Adobe Reader,
> removing any of several possible existing versions first. An added
> complication i
I've been trying to create a package which will update Adobe Reader,
removing any of several possible existing versions first. An added
complication is that in the past I've installed two different MSIs which I
now discover install the same version. I therefore have to try using both
msis in turn t
ess it, or contact the
application vendor to verify that this is
a valid Windows Installer package.
It usually means there is a type in the path.
> Thanks a l
n turn, and due to the 45MB size and the limitations of wireless
networks, would cause far too much network traffic and disruption.
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> I guess I'll just have try it and see.
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Matthew Gyurgyik wrote:
> On 02/02/2012 04:18 PM, Alan Adams wrote:
>> You've picked up one of the biggest problems with respect to deploying
>> software to laptops. In general they are only turned on and connected
sson from starting. (I only have one day every 3 weeks in each
school, so doing it out of normal hours is generally not possible.)
However the issues described above are making me think it still isn't
going to work.
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on a 32-bit OS, which is what would happen if the hardware
determined the architecture type.
Alan
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this works, I want to minimise the traffic on the
wireless network, particularly during startup, as it has a serious
impact on lessons.
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't found an
equivalent registry setting to make it start the wireless before
logging in. The problem is not that the wireless is slow to start -
you can leave the computer at the login window for an hour, and the
wireless still hasn't started. It waits for someone to login before i
hosen to reduce the risk of stopping wpkg while it was doing an
installation, against the risk of the laptop being shut down before it
had started - many lessons are only 15 minutes long.
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onal useful flexibility.
Or have I missed something which allows this anyway?
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