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Simon Geary

Has anyone tried distributing the Macromedia Flash player with Group Policy?
I'm wondering if browser plugins like this can be used with software
deployment?
 
Simon Geary said:
Has anyone tried distributing the Macromedia Flash player with Group Policy?
I'm wondering if browser plugins like this can be used with software
deployment?

Yes, works fine. I seem to recall you need to get a special .msi from
Macromedia's website to do it though.

AndyC
 
Did you deploy through a machine policy or a user policy (publish). When I
published the app and a non-administrative user attemtpts to install, they
get an error message that administrative rights are required to
install(looks like a message from the installer, not a windows message)

Thanks

Ed Thurber
 
I assigned it via machine policy, as I assumed most of our users would need
it at some point. If you need ot publish it you might need to look into the
'Install with elevated privileges' policy option.

AndyC
 
Hi Simon,

Thanks for your great information sharing, I believe many people will
benefit from your experiences.

Here are some documents for software deployment policy. Wish it helps.

302430 How to assign software to a specific group by using a Group Policy
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=302430

324750 How To Assign Software to a Specific Group By Using a Group Policy in
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=324750

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Bob Qin
Product Support Services
Microsoft Corporation

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