RE: Install Program
- From: v-morche@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Morgan che(MSFT))
- Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2007 10:30:03 GMT
Dear George,
Thanks for posting here.
After evaluating your post, my understanding is that you want suggestions
for the following 3 issues:
1. How to deploy a software (JRE) via Group Policy, which supports silent
installation?
2. Can we use a script to modify registry?
3. How to remove the "installed successfully" dialogue?
If there is any misunderstanding, please advise!
Analysis & Suggestion:
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1. We can use Group Policy to deploy software. But the most important thing
is that we have .MSI JRE installation package. If the manufacturer can
provide a JRE MSI package, we can deploy JRE by using Group Policy -
Computer Configuration\Software Settings\Software Installation( or Group
Policy - User Configuration\Software Settings\Software Installation).
In this scenario, you have already tested that JRE supports silent
installation. If this is the case, it's better to deploy it by using Group
Policy->Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Scripts (Startup/Shutdown).
About how to create script to finish installation, please refer to this:
How to create scripts to install a software:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/guide/sas_cpm_gnbr.mspx?mfr=tr
ue
2. We can also use a script to modify registry. For more about how to
modify registry via script, please refer to the following document:
How to use the Windows Script Host to read, write, and delete registry keys
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/244675/en-us
3. As for this issue, the pop-up dialog should be prompted by the
application itself, and we cannot control such 3rd party application
behavior on the operating system side. So I would suggest that you look up
the help documents of the target software, or contact the software-provider
to get more information. I hope they can provide a specific package which
supports completely silent installation.
Also, as the dialog is harmless, I think can also simply ignore it, if the
software manufacturer cannot provide such a version.
I hope this helps. If there is anything unclear, please feel free to let me
know.
Have a nice day!
Regards
Sincerely
Morgan Che
Microsoft Online Support
Microsoft Global Technical Support Center
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--->I've figured out how to siliently install JRE by running the executable
with
--->/s and it installs without user intervention. Is there a way to to put
this
--->in a btach file or script so I can deploy via group policy if so how?
--->
--->I've also created a registry change I need by creating a a reg file
with the
--->change to the key I need. Can I execute this through a script so I can
--->deploy to all users who need it?
--->
--->I have a third progrm that I I can install using the executable name
and
--->/s. Unfortuantly at the end of the silent install a box pops up saying
the
--->program was installed successfuly. If you click ok it goes away. Is
there
--->a way to click ok other than clicking it manually. I want to want to
install
--->silently but with this box the user will still have to click ok even
thought
--->the install completed successfuly.
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