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Nick
Hi
I have created a few MSI file with third party software, I have created them
with the freeware MSI creator packed in the windows 2000 Server CD (Win
Install LE).
I have tested the MSI that I created and it seem to be applied to the
machine without any issues, so I know that the roll out is working fine as
the program appears on the desktop and all the program files seem to be
there.
If I log onto the machine as an administrator, I double click on the
application the program will load fine and all is well, but if I log in as a
domain user then the application just keeps trying to install it self over
and over again.
What I would like to know, if possible can the MSI be given special
privileges temporarily to allow a domain user once logged in, to install and
use the application with no problem.
I have tried to set the privileges to the MSI file within the group policy
of the roll out (Software Installation) which is applied to the OU, but this
still does not seem to work
Thanks any ideas would be much appreciated
Nick
I have created a few MSI file with third party software, I have created them
with the freeware MSI creator packed in the windows 2000 Server CD (Win
Install LE).
I have tested the MSI that I created and it seem to be applied to the
machine without any issues, so I know that the roll out is working fine as
the program appears on the desktop and all the program files seem to be
there.
If I log onto the machine as an administrator, I double click on the
application the program will load fine and all is well, but if I log in as a
domain user then the application just keeps trying to install it self over
and over again.
What I would like to know, if possible can the MSI be given special
privileges temporarily to allow a domain user once logged in, to install and
use the application with no problem.
I have tried to set the privileges to the MSI file within the group policy
of the roll out (Software Installation) which is applied to the OU, but this
still does not seem to work
Thanks any ideas would be much appreciated
Nick