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Are you on a domain? &nbsp;I would suggest using group policies to to install .msi packages.
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Are you on a domain?  I would suggest using group policies to to install .msi packages.

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What is the specific error message? &nbsp;Also, if you remove the &quot;@echo off&quot; you will know the line that's giving the error.
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What is the specific error message?  Also, if you remove the "@echo off" you will know the line that's giving the error.

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I believe using quotes when setting the variable was causing a problem.
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I believe using quotes when setting the variable was causing a problem.

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I have a packaged McAfee install that I can install using the following:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-26489338-1">C:\Documents and Settings\User\Desktop\Patches&gt;VSE87wP3.EXE /q</code></pre>
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I would like to place this in a batch script but when I run it prompt with an invalid syntax<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-26489338-2">@echo off 
set CD=&quot;%userprofile%\Desktop\Patches&quot;
cmd /c &quot;%CD%\VSE87wP3.EXE /Q&quot;</code></pre>
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I have also tried the following which installs but again the script does not.<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-26489338-3">C:\Documents and Settings\User\Desktop\Patches\VSE87wP3&gt;msiexec /i vse870.msi /qn</code></pre>
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<pre><code id="code-10-26489338-4">@echo off 
set CD=&quot;%userprofile%\Desktop\Patches&quot;
msiexec /i &quot;%CD%\VSE87wP3\SetupVSE.msi /qn&quot;</code></pre>
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Any tips on getting this package installed?
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I have a packaged McAfee install that I can install using the following:

(CODE)

I would like to place this in a batch script but when I run it prompt with an invalid syntax
(CODE)

I have also tried the following which installs but again the script does not.
(CODE)

(CODE)

Any tips on getting this package installed?

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