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You can't set a specific order in SCCM when running packages.<br />
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Either you script your requirement in a single package (i.e. a batch or PowerShell script) &nbsp;or you have to use a task sequence.<br />
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In a task sequence &nbsp;you could use a query for a specific software via WMI:<br />
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Execute step only when WMI query is true<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42980611-1">Select * from Win32_Product where Name Like &quot;Adobe Acrobat%&quot; and Version like &quot;17.0%&quot;</code></pre>
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You can't set a specific order in SCCM when running packages.

Either you script your requirement in a single package (i.e. a batch or PowerShell script)  or you have to use a task sequence.

In a task sequence  you could use a query for a specific software via WMI:

Execute step only when WMI query is true


Select * from Win32_Product where Name Like "Adobe Acrobat%" and Version like "17.0%"

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Let me start out by saying that SCCM 2012 R2 is not one of my strong areas. I know in SCCM you can create a package for a EXE but within the pack can you do the following<br />
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1) Uninstall a certain program &nbsp;suppress reboot<br />
2) If program A with a certain version if precent, install program 123, &nbsp;if not install program abc<br />
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etc...
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Let me start out by saying that SCCM 2012 R2 is not one of my strong areas. I know in SCCM you can create a package for a EXE but within the pack can you do the following

1) Uninstall a certain program  suppress reboot
2) If program A with a certain version if precent, install program 123,  if not install program abc

etc...

Creating a SCCM package with multiple steps

Systems Center Configuration Manager (SCCM, formerly known as Systems Management Server) is Microsoft’s system software for managing large groups of not only Microsoft computers, but those running other operating systems, such as Linux, OS-X, and various mobile technologies.