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Hello,<br />
At work our workstations are running win7 enterprise. I have local admin rights on the workstations, but limited admin on the domain. For instance, I can add a user or computer to the domain, but I can't add a user to groups. <br />
So, I have been using wmic to install .msi installs on remote pc's from an elevated command prompt. I mentioned all the stuff about my limited admin, to show why I wouldn't install software through group policies. <br />
So I ran this command<br />
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/node:d01misls0024a product call install true,&quot;&quot;, c:\install\acrostan.msi<br />
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and it returned<br />
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returnvalue = 1603;<br />
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I think it might be because acrobat standard needs a license key, which I have, but I don't know how to insert it into the command. <br />
So, any ideas on how that is done? Or am I looking at this all wrong?
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Hello,
At work our workstations are running win7 enterprise. I have local admin rights on the workstations, but limited admin on the domain. For instance, I can add a user or computer to the domain, but I can't add a user to groups. 
So, I have been using wmic to install .msi installs on remote pc's from an elevated command prompt. I mentioned all the stuff about my limited admin, to show why I wouldn't install software through group policies. 
So I ran this command

/node:d01misls0024a product call install true,"", c:\install\acrostan.msi

and it returned

returnvalue = 1603;

I think it might be because acrobat standard needs a license key, which I have, but I don't know how to insert it into the command. 
So, any ideas on how that is done? Or am I looking at this all wrong?

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