Hello,
We know how to do that - that is not what we are asking. We are asking how to install this update using Configuration Manager once we do decide to install it.
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Browse All TopicsIs there an MSI available so we can update the Adobe Updater using Configuration Manager?
Our users are getting this error message and we want to centrally install the update:
http://www.ee-stuff.com/Ex
Thanks.
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Hi mrichmon
Thanks for the update, SCCM is the full name i.e. System Center Configuration Manager. We're still using SMS 2003 but their isn't much difference between the two, basically, we use GroupPolicy to disable the update messages and also remove eula etc.. as I mentioned above, then we tend to release the updates using SMS by going to the Adobe Update Page, http://www.adobe.com/downl
Hope that helps.
Cheers
Hi mrichmon
Hmm I would of assumed the Adobe Updater would of been included in the latest release 8.1.1 it looks as though the update is a minor update i.e. there is no installer for it. What I suggest is using software like InstallShields Admin Studio (if you have it) or WinInstall LE http://www.ondemandsoftwar
Hope that helps.
Cheers
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by: matrixnzPosted on 2008-01-03 at 08:48:47ID: 20574244
Hi mrichmon
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I tend to use a custom adm file which removes Adobe Updates, you can find more information in the link below, on how to do it. I believe that this is the best method as Adobe can update quite often and like Microsoft Updates it's always best to wait a couple of weeks to weed out any issues with the updates. http://www.appdeploy.com/p
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