Can not Install application using batch file
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if am using this batch file it is working fine for my PC, but we are running it on main system so we can install package on all PCs but its not working fine in case. here is the Batch file code..
@ECHO OFF
if not "%1"=="am_admin" (powershell start -verb runas '%0' am_admin & exit /b)
ECHO.
ECHO Installing...
msiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qn
ECHO.
CLS
EXIT
windows command-line powershell batch-file installer
edited Feb 6 at 11:13
Romeo Ninov
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asked Feb 6 at 9:09
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if am using this batch file it is working fine for my PC, but we are running it on main system so we can install package on all PCs but its not working fine in case. here is the Batch file code..
@ECHO OFF
if not "%1"=="am_admin" (powershell start -verb runas '%0' am_admin & exit /b)
ECHO.
ECHO Installing...
msiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qn
ECHO.
CLS
EXIT
windows command-line powershell batch-file installer
edited Feb 6 at 11:13
Romeo Ninov
1,87321014
asked Feb 6 at 9:09
user994752user994752
1
Are you trying to run the script from a server on network connected clients? If you are then you'll need to look at, at least, changing themsiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qnto point to a SMB share, e.g.msiexec /i \serverxyz.msi /qn. The script, as is, will attempt to locate your.msion the client localC:, which won't exist, unless you're copying the file to local computers elsewhere?
– Kinnectus
Feb 6 at 11:35
1
Please provide some additional clarification, "but it's not working fine in case", does not tell us what is wrong with your script. Please provide this necessary required information as an edit to your question instead of a comment.
– Ramhound
Feb 6 at 12:10
ChangeCLStoPAUSE. Then you can see all outputs incl. potential error messages. Please edit the question and clarify that vague it's not working fine in case (add output from the elevated command prompt).
– JosefZ
Feb 10 at 16:39
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if am using this batch file it is working fine for my PC, but we are running it on main system so we can install package on all PCs but its not working fine in case. here is the Batch file code..
@ECHO OFF
if not "%1"=="am_admin" (powershell start -verb runas '%0' am_admin & exit /b)
ECHO.
ECHO Installing...
msiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qn
ECHO.
CLS
EXIT
windows command-line powershell batch-file installer
edited Feb 6 at 11:13
Romeo Ninov
1,87321014
asked Feb 6 at 9:09
user994752user994752
1
if am using this batch file it is working fine for my PC, but we are running it on main system so we can install package on all PCs but its not working fine in case. here is the Batch file code..
@ECHO OFF
if not "%1"=="am_admin" (powershell start -verb runas '%0' am_admin & exit /b)
ECHO.
ECHO Installing...
msiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qn
ECHO.
CLS
EXIT
windows command-line powershell batch-file installer
windows command-line powershell batch-file installer
edited Feb 6 at 11:13
Romeo Ninov
1,87321014
asked Feb 6 at 9:09
user994752user994752
1
edited Feb 6 at 11:13
Romeo Ninov
1,87321014
asked Feb 6 at 9:09
user994752user994752
1
edited Feb 6 at 11:13
Romeo Ninov
1,87321014
edited Feb 6 at 11:13
Romeo Ninov
1,87321014
edited Feb 6 at 11:13
Romeo Ninov
1,87321014
1,87321014
asked Feb 6 at 9:09
user994752user994752
1
asked Feb 6 at 9:09
user994752user994752
1
asked Feb 6 at 9:09
user994752user994752
1
1
Are you trying to run the script from a server on network connected clients? If you are then you'll need to look at, at least, changing themsiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qnto point to a SMB share, e.g.msiexec /i \serverxyz.msi /qn. The script, as is, will attempt to locate your.msion the client localC:, which won't exist, unless you're copying the file to local computers elsewhere?
– Kinnectus
Feb 6 at 11:35
1
Please provide some additional clarification, "but it's not working fine in case", does not tell us what is wrong with your script. Please provide this necessary required information as an edit to your question instead of a comment.
– Ramhound
Feb 6 at 12:10
ChangeCLStoPAUSE. Then you can see all outputs incl. potential error messages. Please edit the question and clarify that vague it's not working fine in case (add output from the elevated command prompt).
– JosefZ
Feb 10 at 16:39
add a comment |
Are you trying to run the script from a server on network connected clients? If you are then you'll need to look at, at least, changing themsiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qnto point to a SMB share, e.g.msiexec /i \serverxyz.msi /qn. The script, as is, will attempt to locate your.msion the client localC:, which won't exist, unless you're copying the file to local computers elsewhere?
– Kinnectus
Feb 6 at 11:35
1
Please provide some additional clarification, "but it's not working fine in case", does not tell us what is wrong with your script. Please provide this necessary required information as an edit to your question instead of a comment.
– Ramhound
Feb 6 at 12:10
ChangeCLStoPAUSE. Then you can see all outputs incl. potential error messages. Please edit the question and clarify that vague it's not working fine in case (add output from the elevated command prompt).
– JosefZ
Feb 10 at 16:39
Are you trying to run the script from a server on network connected clients? If you are then you'll need to look at, at least, changing the
msiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qn to point to a SMB share, e.g. msiexec /i \serverxyz.msi /qn. The script, as is, will attempt to locate your .msi on the client local C:, which won't exist, unless you're copying the file to local computers elsewhere?– Kinnectus
Feb 6 at 11:35
Are you trying to run the script from a server on network connected clients? If you are then you'll need to look at, at least, changing the
msiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qn to point to a SMB share, e.g. msiexec /i \serverxyz.msi /qn. The script, as is, will attempt to locate your .msi on the client local C:, which won't exist, unless you're copying the file to local computers elsewhere?– Kinnectus
Feb 6 at 11:35
1
1
Please provide some additional clarification, "but it's not working fine in case", does not tell us what is wrong with your script. Please provide this necessary required information as an edit to your question instead of a comment.
– Ramhound
Feb 6 at 12:10
Please provide some additional clarification, "but it's not working fine in case", does not tell us what is wrong with your script. Please provide this necessary required information as an edit to your question instead of a comment.
– Ramhound
Feb 6 at 12:10
Change
CLS to PAUSE. Then you can see all outputs incl. potential error messages. Please edit the question and clarify that vague it's not working fine in case (add output from the elevated command prompt).– JosefZ
Feb 10 at 16:39
Change
CLS to PAUSE. Then you can see all outputs incl. potential error messages. Please edit the question and clarify that vague it's not working fine in case (add output from the elevated command prompt).– JosefZ
Feb 10 at 16:39
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Are you trying to run the script from a server on network connected clients? If you are then you'll need to look at, at least, changing the
msiexec /i C:xyz.msi /qnto point to a SMB share, e.g.msiexec /i \serverxyz.msi /qn. The script, as is, will attempt to locate your.msion the client localC:, which won't exist, unless you're copying the file to local computers elsewhere?– Kinnectus
Feb 6 at 11:35
1
Please provide some additional clarification, "but it's not working fine in case", does not tell us what is wrong with your script. Please provide this necessary required information as an edit to your question instead of a comment.
– Ramhound
Feb 6 at 12:10
Change
CLStoPAUSE. Then you can see all outputs incl. potential error messages. Please edit the question and clarify that vague it's not working fine in case (add output from the elevated command prompt).– JosefZ
Feb 10 at 16:39