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‎May 14, 2008
10:04 AM
Admin install push on Vista failing
I am trying to run a command line push of one of my installs on a Vista machine and it keeps failing.
I checked the log and this is what I am getting:
MSI (s) (C0:48) [22:33:15:168]: Product: SMART Board Drivers -- You do not have sufficient privileges to complete this installation for all users of the machine. Log on as an administrator and then retry this installation.
You do not have sufficient privileges to complete this installation for all users of the machine. Log on as an administrator and then retry this installation.
The machine is logged in as Administrator and when the install is ran from the setup executable it works correctly, but from the msi command line it does not.
Is there anything that has to be added to the command line to allow for the install to work?
Is my install missing something that I did not know about that will not allow msi push on Vista machines from the command line???
Thanks for any info.
I checked the log and this is what I am getting:
MSI (s) (C0:48) [22:33:15:168]: Product: SMART Board Drivers -- You do not have sufficient privileges to complete this installation for all users of the machine. Log on as an administrator and then retry this installation.
You do not have sufficient privileges to complete this installation for all users of the machine. Log on as an administrator and then retry this installation.
The machine is logged in as Administrator and when the install is ran from the setup executable it works correctly, but from the msi command line it does not.
Is there anything that has to be added to the command line to allow for the install to work?
Is my install missing something that I did not know about that will not allow msi push on Vista machines from the command line???
Thanks for any info.
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‎May 14, 2008
10:30 AM
You have to be elevated to deploy an installation silently. You're probably running on the non-elevated side of your token, so you don't have privileges to perform an installation.
Silent installs do not prompt for privileges, so you will probably want to try deploying as, for example, SYSTEM.
Silent installs do not prompt for privileges, so you will probably want to try deploying as, for example, SYSTEM.
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‎May 14, 2008
10:42 AM
Okay so how do I do that. I am basically just performing some admin install testing and am not actually deploying it out accross the network.
So if say using a GPO it will push as SYSTEM it will work, but if just running as myself on vista then I'll be unable to test it?
Thanks,
So if say using a GPO it will push as SYSTEM it will work, but if just running as myself on vista then I'll be unable to test it?
Thanks,
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‎May 14, 2008
12:16 PM
You could test it if you launched from an elevated command prompt.
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‎May 14, 2008
12:23 PM
Okay, sorry for the basic question but how do get the evevated command prompt on Vista. Do you simply right click on the command prompt program in Vista Accessories and select 'Run as administrator'?
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‎May 15, 2008
07:48 AM
There's probably more than one way to get the elevated command prompt. Here's what I like to do:
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Click the Start button in the lower-left corner. Windows Vista displays various menus above the Start button, plus a Start Search box.
In the Start Search box, type "cmd" (without the quotes). Windows searches for possible matches and displays them above the search box. One of the possible matches is cmd.exe.
Right-click cmd.exe and click Run as administrator.
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