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Robert700
Copper Contributor
May 31, 2023

Intune MSI deployment of BeyondTrust

RobertWPB 
Intune deployment keeps failing. No further failing information is available from Intune.

Windows event viewer reflects Event ID: 2545 The parameter is incorrect

 

Currently using MSI application uploaded to Intune as IntuneWin File

 

Multiple parameters have been unsuccessful:

 

msiexec /i bomgar-scc-win64.msi KEY_INFO=<keyInfo> INSTALLDIR=<C:\Windows> /quiet

 

bomgar-scc-win64.msi KEY_INFO=keyInfo INSTALLDIR=C:\Windows /q


bomgar-scc-keyInfo.exe /q
msiexec /i "$PSScriptRoot\bomgar-scc-win64.msi" KEY_INFO="keyInfo" /qn /norestart

msiexec /i "$PSScriptRoot\bomgar-scc-win64.msi" KEY_INFO="keyInfo" INSTALLDIR="C:\Windows" /qn /norestart
msiexec /i "bomgar-scc-win64.msi" /qn KEY_INFO="keyInfo" INSTALLDIR="C:\Windows"

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  • Gerson2k's avatar
    Gerson2k
    Copper Contributor
    Jul 05, 2023

    Robert700 

     

    I'm not sure if your issue is the same as my mine.

     

    We have been having install failures since creating a new IntuneWim using an up to date Beyond Trust MSI. The main thing that I noticed was that Intune would only detect the BT MSI as user-based install, but the app really needs to be installed under the system context, and for us this was the cause of our failures.

     

    What I have had to do to over come this is to use a powershell script to execute the install and have this wrapped up in IntuneWin. When this is uploaded Intune options to install the package as teh system context is available once again.

     

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