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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...
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 😉 )
Hi I am struggling to get the exe to install via the intunewin file so wanted to test using sandbox but on a device which isnt my mac i get this error Windows Sandbox cannot be installed, Virtualization support is disabled in the firmware
Any ideas on how to fix this or how I can get this intunewin file to install
Any ideas on how to fix this or how I can get this intunewin file to install
Just adjust the install.cmd and upload the new version in the App, wait for it to install and check what it did and read logs in C:\programdata\Microsoft\IntuneManagementExtension\Logs.
- I think that creating another Win32 package that supersedes the previous one is ok, you can choose that when creating a new one, and you can choose to uninstall the previous one in those steps too. Not sure about the detection rule, I don't know what you use now?
- Hi Harm, how do I update the license key with this script? Can I simply change the key or do I need to add a folder or file to create another detention rule?
- Thanks again!
- Yes 🙂 Good to see that it works now!
- Okay! Perfect I’ll try this and if all good I’ll mark it as best response! Thank you again !
You can use your command-line as you did before with the shortened .exe file at the beginning and including the serial number, I just removed it so that people here wouldn't see it 😛 Change it, create a new .intunewin package and test it in your environment and let me know!
- Just like that! Wow Haah thank you! But say if I need the serial to be inputted how would I do that as I don’t want to go around putting it in.
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 😉 )- Which could still block it 😉 I've send you a PM
- on this machine its only windows defender
- You don't have AntiVirus running which blocks the file?
- Would it be possible for me to PM you the files somehow so you can test it your side?
- Getting this now:
Error unzipping downloaded content. (0x87D30067) for the fail message.
I have checked everything I get it to allow x86 and 64 bit. windows 1709 and later which the device has . install behaviour is system
Any more ideas? aha - Ok, it checks for an already installed version of the app, doesn't find it in c:\program files (x86) and starts checking all requirements which you didn't specify other than a OS version and then it should start installing but the log ends there 😉 What's behind this piece of log?
- <![LOG[[Win32App] This is a standalone app, id = b0756c67-cd43-452e-b2aa-edf51273c158, name = Class wiz 83Gt emulator]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8843935" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[---->>[Win32App] Processing app (id=b0756c67-cd43-452e-b2aa-edf51273c158, name = Class wiz 83Gt emulator) with mode = DetectInstall]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8843935" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="2" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[----[Win32App] app with name = Class wiz 83Gt emulator dependency detect only is False]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8843935" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="2" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] ===Step=== Start to Present app b0756c67-cd43-452e-b2aa-edf51273c158]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8853931" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] ===Step=== Detection rules]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8853931" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] ProcessDetectionRules starts]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8853931" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] ProcessDetectionRules Parsing InstallEx...]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8863968" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] DetectionType 2]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8863968" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] Start detectionManager SideCarFileDetectionManager]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8863968" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] Disable Wow64FsRedirection]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8873936" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] Path doesn't exists: C:\Program Files (x86)\CASIO applicationDetected: False]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8873936" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="2" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] Checked under Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\, filePath:C:\Program Files (x86)\CASIO, agent was checking under expanded: C:\Program Files (x86)\CASIO, applicationDetected: False]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8883959" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] Revert Wow64FsRedirection]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8883959" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] detectionManager SideCarFileDetectionManager got applicationDetectedByCurrentRule: False as system]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8883959" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] Completed detectionManager SideCarFileDetectionManager, applicationDetectedByCurrentRule: False]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8883959" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] ===Step=== Check applicability]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8893940" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] applicationRequirementMetadata.RequiredOSArchitecture is 0 or 3, skip check.]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.8893940" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] applicationRequirementMetadata expected version: 10.0.16299, client version: 10.0.19044, applicability: Applicable.]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.9117824" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] applicationRequirementMetadata.RequiredFreespace is , skip check.]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.9127812" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] applicationRequirementMetadata.RequiredMemory is , skip check.]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.9127812" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] applicationRequirementMetadata.RequiredCPUSpeed is , skip check.]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.9127812" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] applicationRequirementMetadata.MinimumNumberOfProcessors is , skip check.]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.9127812" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] ===Step=== Check Extended requirement rules]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.9138017" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
<![LOG[[Win32App] No ExtendedRequirementRules for this App. Skipping Check Extended requirement rule]LOG]!><time="14:48:16.9138017" date="2-3-2022" component="IntuneManagementExtension" context="" type="1" thread="9" file="">
does this make sense? And what do the logfiles mention about the installation? (C:\programdata\Microsoft\IntuneManagementExtension\Log) Can you find any lines with the app name it and does it report something? Don't know if the application has a parameter in which you can specify a logfile?
- Nothing in task manager. How do I get the install to ouput log files?
When running the install.cmd before packaging as the intunewin works fine on the test machine but when I package nothing installs. - Could be that it takes too long (60 minutes time-out) and that the installation in the background is prompting with a question.. Does anything happen on the test machine, do you see the installer in the taskmanager? is there a option in the installation command to output the progress in a log file which you could check?
