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Hi<br />
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First port of call is going to be the event log, there should be an error log regarding the installation. It sounds to me like the MSI has failed in some way.<br />
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This is not unsual, as the MSI has to install in fully silent mode.<br />
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Jawa29
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Hi

First port of call is going to be the event log, there should be an error log regarding the installation. It sounds to me like the MSI has failed in some way.

This is not unsual, as the MSI has to install in fully silent mode.

Jawa29

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1. Have a Windows 2003 Active Directory Machine.<br />
2. Created a GPO policy to install winzip.msi. Created a package for software installation and provided the deployment state as 'Assigned'<br />
3. Have a winxp machine and added as member of the Active directory<br />
4. Performed an gpupdate /force on winxp machine.<br />
5. Rebooted the machine to apply the policy<br />
6. While rebooting i have seen a message 'installing managed software winzip'<br />
7. But after reboot the software is not installed.<br />
8. The Group policy object editor still shows the deployment state as 'assigned' only.<br />
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Any help on this is very much appreciated.
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1. Have a Windows 2003 Active Directory Machine.
2. Created a GPO policy to install winzip.msi. Created a package for software installation and provided the deployment state as 'Assigned'
3. Have a winxp machine and added as member of the Active directory
4. Performed an gpupdate /force on winxp machine.
5. Rebooted the machine to apply the policy
6. While rebooting i have seen a message 'installing managed software winzip'
7. But after reboot the software is not installed.
8. The Group policy object editor still shows the deployment state as 'assigned' only.

Any help on this is very much appreciated.

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