Exactly,
We did find a work around late yesterday evening... What we did was rename the Microsoft Office Document iImage Writer which was installed with Office. We then removed live meeting and then re-installed it using a domain admin account (not local admin). This then created the printer but live meeting would not automatically connect to a meeting but instead keep requesting for the meeting credentials. We then ran the setup script again using the local admin account.
We had to do this on each machine where the user was a local admin. (Only IT group). For other users we just ran the lmsetup.exe as an admin on the users machines.
We install live meeting from the extracted msi package using group policies but this has not created the printer on any machine. We have not found out a way to install the printer automatically through which is a bit of a bind considering we have 100 users.
Again not sure why the issue occurs using local admins and why we get6 a difference when using another admin account to the actual user. There again the communicator software will not install through group policies either so I think the roll-out of these two pieces of software need to be addressed.
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by: gaanthonyPosted on 2009-02-23 at 18:19:23ID: 23717752
When you open up the printers folder "Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 Document Writer" is not installed? and you are running 32 bit Vista and tried installing using when logged in as a local admin.... humm.
Nothing in the application or system event log?
Can you uninstall LM 2007 again and install by running msiexec /i <product.msi> /liwearucmopvx /log c:\lminstall.log and then attach the lminstall.log for analysis.