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AB21805
Feb 02, 2022Bronze Contributor
installing a exe but not working
Hi all, I am trying to install an emulator which is an exe with a license key but when installing it fails. I have been told that the install command is: But this doesnt seem to w...
- Feb 03, 2022
Works 🙂
Change:
- Renamed long .exe file to shorter name
- changed install.cmd to "ClassWiz_Emulator.exe" /l"1033" /s /v" /qn ISX_EID=xxxxxxxx" (Removed the serialnumber 😉 )
I would just create a install.cmd in c:\install and copy the installation files in it. Command-line in it would be "installer.exe ISX_IED="license code" LOCALE=xxxx" Package it using the intunewinapp util specifying c:\install as location and install.cmd as install command and also in the installation parameters. You can also put a Uninstall.cmd in c:\install too or specify the command-line in the uninstall parameters in Intune.
AB21805
Feb 02, 2022Bronze Contributor
Hi Harm, when creating the intunewin file is the setup file the install.cmd or the exe?
- Feb 02, 2022install.cmd
- AB21805Feb 02, 2022Bronze ContributorThank you just testing I will let you know how I get on tomorrow! Just out of interest why a CMD rather than a powershell file? for install and uninstall
- Feb 02, 2022It's a habit I guess, you can use cmd or ps1 files to start the installation. powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file .\install.ps1 will also work. (When creating a .intunewin package just specify install.ps1 in that case)