Systems Administrator

Adam Leinss

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Albert Widjaja

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Hello All, <br />
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I have been running the below command on a lot of Windows 2012 and 2016 domain servers to install a software and it is working fine. &nbsp;<br />
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msiexec /i installer_vista_win7_win8-<wbr />64-3.2.1.5<wbr />1.msi /qn TRANSFORMS=installer_vista<wbr />_win7_win8<wbr />-64-3.2.1.<wbr />51_WFS.mst<wbr /><br />
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On one domain Windows 2012 server, the above command is run but the software is not installed. &nbsp;I have tried Run as administrator and run it in a admin CMD prompt. &nbsp;I have also restarted the server but same result. &nbsp;<br />
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Any one who knows what else I could try, please advise. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks.
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Hello All, 

I have been running the below command on a lot of Windows 2012 and 2016 domain servers to install a software and it is working fine.  

msiexec /i installer_vista_win7_win8-64-3.2.1.51.msi /qn TRANSFORMS=installer_vista_win7_win8-64-3.2.1.51_WFS.mst

On one domain Windows 2012 server, the above command is run but the software is not installed.  I have tried Run as administrator and run it in a admin CMD prompt.  I have also restarted the server but same result.  

Any one who knows what else I could try, please advise.  

Thanks.

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