Msi file not loading on another user profile
Dear Team,
I have a Msi file which will install the addins in outlook 2010. If i install the msi file with the options of Everyone, its installing successfully and loading the add ins in outlook.
If i log off and login with another user profile in the same computer(Win 7), it is not loading the Add-ins in outlook. Then i need to open the msi manually and run and repair it. then its loading successfully.
Please let me know how to be install in computer fully with all the user who logging in the same computer. Also confirm, do we need to add any registry files to load the addins in every user profile
I have a Msi file which will install the addins in outlook 2010. If i install the msi file with the options of Everyone, its installing successfully and loading the add ins in outlook.
If i log off and login with another user profile in the same computer(Win 7), it is not loading the Add-ins in outlook. Then i need to open the msi manually and run and repair it. then its loading successfully.
Please let me know how to be install in computer fully with all the user who logging in the same computer. Also confirm, do we need to add any registry files to load the addins in every user profile
I tried with msiexec.exe /i "c:\Test.Msi" /Quiet
Can you give the exact command to install the MSI for all the users
Can you give the exact command to install the MSI for all the users
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Nope its not working, if run "try msiexec.exe /jm /i "c:\Test.MSI" /Quiet"
Dear Team,
Also, Can anyone let me know how to uninstall the MSI file with complete remove from the registy for all the users who logged in the system.
Regards
Also, Can anyone let me know how to uninstall the MSI file with complete remove from the registy for all the users who logged in the system.
Regards
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Hi All,
Please find the below. i tried for installing and uninstall for the below batchfiles in the AD login script
UNinstall:
@echo off
msiexec.exe /x "\\testsrv\test.msi" ALLUSERS=2 /quiet /norestart
install:
@echo off
msiexec.exe /i "\\testsrv\testnew.msi" ALLUSERS=2 /quiet /norestart
Able to run both the Batch file individually. but i want to know is there any options to run this file in a single batch file and need to uninstall the old version and install the latest version of the Msi file in the user system at the same time. Also need to know if the new version is installed, it should skip the installation since its already been installed.
Please let me know is there any command to this task.
Please find the below. i tried for installing and uninstall for the below batchfiles in the AD login script
UNinstall:
@echo off
msiexec.exe /x "\\testsrv\test.msi" ALLUSERS=2 /quiet /norestart
install:
@echo off
msiexec.exe /i "\\testsrv\testnew.msi" ALLUSERS=2 /quiet /norestart
Able to run both the Batch file individually. but i want to know is there any options to run this file in a single batch file and need to uninstall the old version and install the latest version of the Msi file in the user system at the same time. Also need to know if the new version is installed, it should skip the installation since its already been installed.
Please let me know is there any command to this task.
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msiexec /m ? it would install your application to all users.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc759262(v=ws.10).aspx