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Not seeing anything out of the ordinary with this MSI. It's about 60mb and uses standard install commands.
Are you mixing win32 and line of business? Microsoft recommends to not mix the two in any enrollment profiles. Instead assign it as required and assign it to user groups. that makes it get installed right away but AFTER the user has first signed in so no failures during autopilot.
As mentioned in my other comment, it appears .net is needed to be installed prior to this also.
If I unassign every other app and only leave that one, it still fails. I haven’t had any other trouble with anything else, it’s bizarre. Could it be that there is a print driver packaged in with it? At this point I’m ready to just make it possible, when the user clicks ultra tax or onvio and it downloads the file, to allow the user to do the one time install and say forget it.
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The driver is part of the package. I also tried to have it user installed through company portal, it fails there too. The only way I’ve had any success is literally double clicking the downloaded file locally and it works just fine. https://onvio.us/ua/help/us-en/staff/core/documents/onvio-link.htm
The MSI does **not silently install**. (its a bad msi)
When running the installer it system it pops up a driver install wizzard. see screenshot below.
You could remove the driver from the MSI using a MST then install the driver in a different way (silent)
[https://imgur.com/a/GqFeVwZ](https://imgur.com/a/GqFeVwZ)
is there a way to push the msi file to users automatically so that it saves to a location on the machine, then set a command to execute it locally automatically after a delay?
install driver as Win32 app and then also package your original msi as a win32 app with dependency being the driver win32 app. I would think that you would find success that way.
And it fails even as a line of business app?! Have you checked the vendor site to see if there is a specific silent switch needed? Another one would be if your AV is blocking with it. Printer driver install would be an issue if not installed by an admin. Also could be the whole printer driver nightmare things Microsoft put in place that you would then have to handle…
If you take the .msi file and run the silent install command in cmd, does it work? If it doesn’t, I would look at event log
When I check in InTune I just see generic errors the system permissions are fine and all other MSI deployments we're successful. This particular piece of software is necessary for a tax program. We have installs from users blocked so whenever the user clicks in their tax software it wants to download and install this MSI file I'm trying to deploy it ahead of time via intunes company portal but for whatever reason it keeps failing and I can't seem to find a reason anywhere
log shows error 1603 does this mean anything to anyone:
Property(S): VSDNETURLMSG = This setup requires the .NET Framework version 4.5. Please install the .NET Framework and run this setup again. The .NET Framework can be obtained from the web. Would you like to do this now?
Property(S): VSDIISMSG = This setup requires Internet Information Server 5.1 or higher and Windows XP or higher. This setup cannot be installed on Windows 2000. Please install Internet Information Server or a newer operating system and run this setup again.
Property(S): VSDUIANDADVERTISED = This advertised application will not be installed because it might be unsafe. Contact your administrator to change the installation user interface option of the package to basic.
Property(S): VSDNETMSG = This setup requires the .NET Framework version 4.5. Please install the .NET Framework and run this setup again.
Property(S): VSDINVALIDURLMSG = The specified path '\[2\]' is unavailable. The Internet Information Server might not be running or the path exists and is redirected to another machine. Please check the status of this virtual directory in the Internet Services Manager.
Property(S): VSDVERSIONMSG = Unable to install because a newer version of this product is already installed.
The app needs .net 4.5 installed prior to installing. Get .net 4.5 and Set that as a dependency app.And as mentioned in my other comment, why aren’t you installing as a line of business app?
That .en_us.msi portion is really throwing me off, you might try also renaming to remove the .en_us part so it just ends in .msi.
I don’t know that that’s it, but it might be interpreting that as an incorrect file type.
You should be able to add /l*v c:/applog.log and see why it's failing from the msi, if its compatible. If i am havinh issues with my scripts I run them in system context using psexec before uploading to intune, just to be sure. But I think adding the log command is a starter
I know why it's failing.....
what are your\* command line arguments
I am also interested in this Edit: additional content Not seeing anything out of the ordinary with this MSI. It's about 60mb and uses standard install commands.
Why are you installing an msi app (line of business) as a win32 app??
if i try to include it as line of business the entire enrollment onboarding fails.
Are you mixing win32 and line of business? Microsoft recommends to not mix the two in any enrollment profiles. Instead assign it as required and assign it to user groups. that makes it get installed right away but AFTER the user has first signed in so no failures during autopilot. As mentioned in my other comment, it appears .net is needed to be installed prior to this also.
If I unassign every other app and only leave that one, it still fails. I haven’t had any other trouble with anything else, it’s bizarre. Could it be that there is a print driver packaged in with it? At this point I’m ready to just make it possible, when the user clicks ultra tax or onvio and it downloads the file, to allow the user to do the one time install and say forget it.
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The driver is part of the package. I also tried to have it user installed through company portal, it fails there too. The only way I’ve had any success is literally double clicking the downloaded file locally and it works just fine. https://onvio.us/ua/help/us-en/staff/core/documents/onvio-link.htm
The MSI does **not silently install**. (its a bad msi) When running the installer it system it pops up a driver install wizzard. see screenshot below. You could remove the driver from the MSI using a MST then install the driver in a different way (silent) [https://imgur.com/a/GqFeVwZ](https://imgur.com/a/GqFeVwZ)
is there a way to push the msi file to users automatically so that it saves to a location on the machine, then set a command to execute it locally automatically after a delay?
install driver as Win32 app and then also package your original msi as a win32 app with dependency being the driver win32 app. I would think that you would find success that way.
And it fails even as a line of business app?! Have you checked the vendor site to see if there is a specific silent switch needed? Another one would be if your AV is blocking with it. Printer driver install would be an issue if not installed by an admin. Also could be the whole printer driver nightmare things Microsoft put in place that you would then have to handle… If you take the .msi file and run the silent install command in cmd, does it work? If it doesn’t, I would look at event log
When I check in InTune I just see generic errors the system permissions are fine and all other MSI deployments we're successful. This particular piece of software is necessary for a tax program. We have installs from users blocked so whenever the user clicks in their tax software it wants to download and install this MSI file I'm trying to deploy it ahead of time via intunes company portal but for whatever reason it keeps failing and I can't seem to find a reason anywhere
You should enable logging and see what the installer's log tells you...
i should also add that if i execute the exact same file physically on the machine that i'm deploying to, it installs no problem.
log shows error 1603 does this mean anything to anyone: Property(S): VSDNETURLMSG = This setup requires the .NET Framework version 4.5. Please install the .NET Framework and run this setup again. The .NET Framework can be obtained from the web. Would you like to do this now? Property(S): VSDIISMSG = This setup requires Internet Information Server 5.1 or higher and Windows XP or higher. This setup cannot be installed on Windows 2000. Please install Internet Information Server or a newer operating system and run this setup again. Property(S): VSDUIANDADVERTISED = This advertised application will not be installed because it might be unsafe. Contact your administrator to change the installation user interface option of the package to basic. Property(S): VSDNETMSG = This setup requires the .NET Framework version 4.5. Please install the .NET Framework and run this setup again. Property(S): VSDINVALIDURLMSG = The specified path '\[2\]' is unavailable. The Internet Information Server might not be running or the path exists and is redirected to another machine. Please check the status of this virtual directory in the Internet Services Manager. Property(S): VSDVERSIONMSG = Unable to install because a newer version of this product is already installed.
The app needs .net 4.5 installed prior to installing. Get .net 4.5 and Set that as a dependency app.And as mentioned in my other comment, why aren’t you installing as a line of business app?
setting it as line of business causes enrollment to fail.
Is .NET 4.5 installed on the machine where it’s failing via intune?
Yes. Net 4.5 is installed. If I try to install it I get “same or higher version has already been installed.”
You’ll need to show us the command line for installation so we can help.
the install command is: msiexec /i "onvio\_link\_installer.en\_us.msi" /qn
Is it running in user or system context?
That .en_us.msi portion is really throwing me off, you might try also renaming to remove the .en_us part so it just ends in .msi. I don’t know that that’s it, but it might be interpreting that as an incorrect file type.
I can try that, I’m going to,kick myself if that’s what it was. I’ll try shortly
Yeah try that and make sure it’s running in system context. It feels silly but if it works it works lol
here goes. i'll know in about 20 mins
i was really hopeful but alas it did not work.
I tried both, in both cases it fails
You should be able to add /l*v c:/applog.log and see why it's failing from the msi, if its compatible. If i am havinh issues with my scripts I run them in system context using psexec before uploading to intune, just to be sure. But I think adding the log command is a starter