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‎01-24-2018
03:33 PM
- last edited on
‎05-21-2024
04:24 PM
by
Riley
We have created an MSP-file to uninstall older Office versions and to install Office 2016 in silent mode.
When we give the following command in a CMD-window on a pc it works correctly
\\<our server>\DefaultPackageShare$\Installers\Office2016\setup.exe /adminfile "\\<our server>\DefaultPackageShare$\Installers\Office2016\Office2016ProPlus32.MSP"
(with <our server> filled in)
but when we use it in a Lansweeper deployment installer it doesn't.
{PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\setup.exe /adminfile "{PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\Office2016ProPlus32.MSP"
{PackageShare} is valid. We have already made other working deployments.
The following error is given:
Result: Deployment ended: Incorrect function. Stop(Failure). Credential: (<our server admin>). ShareCredential: (lansweeper).
Command: "\\<our server>\DefaultPackageShare$\Installers\Office2016\setup.exe /adminfile "\\<our server>\DefaultPackageShare$\Installers\Office2016\Office2016ProPlus32.MSP""
What can be the problem?
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‎01-25-2018 04:44 PM
I made the mistake to put the setup.exe with its parameters in the 'Install File' field.
Now I have put the parameters in the "Parameters" field and it works (with the msp file).
Install File: {PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\setup.exe
Parameters: /adminfile "{PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\Office2016ProPlus32.MSP"
Result Command: "{PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\setup.exe" /adminfile "{PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\Office2016ProPlus32.MSP"
So the problem is solved.

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‎03-06-2020 02:27 PM
Result: Deployment ended: No returncode. Package was stuck at step #1. There is no 'Next' step available at the end of the package. Please adjust accordingly.
I am fairly new to lansweeper deployments and not sure where to go from here.

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‎03-05-2020 10:02 PM
Install file - {PackageShare}\Installers\2016_STD\setup.exe
Parameters - /standard.ww\config.xml
I have also tried it this way:
Install File - "{PackageShare}\Installers\2016_STD\setup.exe"
Parameters - {PackageShare}\Installers\2016_STD\****_std_full.MSP
**** = My organization name
Any help would be greatly appreciated

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‎03-05-2020 10:46 PM
Devin W. wrote:
I am attempting to create an installer package to deploy Office 2016 to around 900 computers. I am having trouble with the deployment. It will almost always timeout. Below is what I have set for the install and the parameters.
Install file - {PackageShare}\Installers\2016_STD\setup.exe
Parameters - /standard.ww\config.xml
I have also tried it this way:
Install File - "{PackageShare}\Installers\2016_STD\setup.exe"
Parameters - {PackageShare}\Installers\2016_STD\****_std_full.MSP
**** = My organization name
Any help would be greatly appreciated
looks like you missing this in the beginning of the parameters. according to wilfriedb /adminfile before your parameters location.
Install File - "{PackageShare}\Installers\2016_STD\setup.exe"
Parameters - /adminfile {PackageShare}\Installers\2016_STD\****_std_full.MSP
and watch your " quotes"

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‎01-25-2018 04:44 PM
I made the mistake to put the setup.exe with its parameters in the 'Install File' field.
Now I have put the parameters in the "Parameters" field and it works (with the msp file).
Install File: {PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\setup.exe
Parameters: /adminfile "{PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\Office2016ProPlus32.MSP"
Result Command: "{PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\setup.exe" /adminfile "{PackageShare}\Installers\Office2016\Office2016ProPlus32.MSP"
So the problem is solved.

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‎01-24-2018 07:23 PM
don't put any quotes around your parameters.
I don't use an msp file, I use the config.xml file, mine looks like this:
Install file- {PackageShare}\Installers\Microsoft Office 2016 Pro Plus x64\setup.exe
Parameters- /config proplus.ww\config.xml
under result command it shows as this:
"{PackageShare}\Installers\Microsoft Office 2016 Pro Plus x64\setup.exe" /config proplus.ww\config.xml
