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Installing Java using Windows GPO

Hello:

I want to install Java using Windows 2008 client software policies. Is there any way to do this using GPO?

Thank you.
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I have found the msi file, but when I try to execute it appears an error

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What do you mean execute it? Are you trying to run the MSI or load it into a GPO? Make sure that if you copy it, you copy any other files in that same folder.
Ok, I have copied all files and it works. But, I need change the installation folder. I would like change "program files" folder to "c:\java" for example.
Download Orca (http://www.technipages.com/download-orca-msi-editor.html). Install.

Right click on msi and click Open (or edit) with orca. Search for the value below. Change the field to what you want it to be. Save the MSI.

INSTALLDIR=
I've found a lot of "INSTALLDIR" values. Can you tell me which I have to change?
all of them.
I have changed two values into "Directory" table and it have worked fine.
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No problem!