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Thanks Peter33 for the clarification Thanks lord_hydrax for another and simple solution I dont know which I will choose yet, as I need to test it a little bit, but I will definatly be using both of those task later an for other tasks. But very simple and effective scripts

Thanks Peter. Im not that good with PS yet, but I will try to make it work. so I basically just create a file "install.ps1" with the exact coding, add the jre-7u13-windows-i586.exe, create a package with the 2 files, and add it to the deployment ? Will "$Path = Split-Path $script:MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path" use the file from the DP or how will that work ? And how would you deploy it ? If i deploy it as a default package, it will try to install, but if java is in use it will skip. When will it try again ? Do I need Windows Installer ID for detect that ? And how can I make sure that I will not run on a system that already have java 7 u13 install ? Windows Installer ID that I grab from the MSI file ?

Hey guys I have a problem deploying my Java update. i had previously just extracted the MSI file, and then set the software to install on the test computer, and it worked perfectly. But if internet explore is open, and Java might be in use, and installing the update at this point, will corrupt the java installation, causing java to stop working. I have changed the deployment to "only when no user is logged on", but that will require the computers to be at the login screen for a very long time, or have the users logoff during the day, and wait 5 minuttes, and then log back into Windows. This is NOT a solution we can use. Is there a script i can run as a "requirement" for the Java update, that detects if iexplore.exe is in use, and if it is in use, it will check again later, or can I somehow set SCCM to download the package, and set it to install at either the next shutdown or login ? It appears not to be installed at the moment when it is set for "only when no user is logged on", because the SCCM client is longer to start, than our users is to do their login in the moring.

Correct, those are seperate installations / software products. And I have an "application" for each of them. For each one I have created the msp file, using the setup.exe /admin. But somethings is preventing me from installing ? I can install them seperatly, but not no more that office and of the product per client ... ??

Hey Office 2010 pro plus, visio and project is giving me one h... of a fight here... I can easily deploy all other software, but these 3 is a bit tricky. I need to deploy them on Windows 7 x64, and all the office products are x86. The way Im installing Office 2010 ProPlus, is that I have created the MSP files, and placed it in the updates directory, and then created an "application" in SCCM that just start setup.exe, and everything works great here. BUT... I need to deploy Office 2010 ProPlus, visio and project from a task sequence with Windows 7 deployment. It installs Office 2010 ProPlus, but then hauls at the next application (Visio or Project). If I try to deploy Office 2010 proplus to an already installed client, it installs as expected. But I can ONLY deploy ONE more Office product, either Visio or Project. Not both..... What am I missing ? Is it that Visio and Project "forgets" to tell SCCM that the installation has been completed ? I have also create MSP files for each and placed in the "updates" directories.

I changed all region settings, including Non-unicode, to English (United States) and the problem disappeared. No need to install WAIK, as it will be installed by SCCM

When I say "PXE not being installed", am looking in services.msc for the service "Windows Deployment Services" to appear.

I have gotten a SCCM 2012 RC1 installed with external SQL. I have Endpoint, WSUS, PXE working on primary site. I have also a task sequence, for multiple laptop (WMI) and software installation. I have added a secondary site, and the installation from primary site was perfect, and the DP on the secondary has copied all the packages as expected. Clients are reporting in thru the secondary site, no problems. So I rightclick on the DP on secondary site and check PXE, same options as for the primary. But nothing happens ? Does it require manually installation of the WDS on the secondary site server, or what is causing my problem ?

Im getting this as a warming WAIK language version should be same as the OS language of System Center 2012 Configuration Manager site server. For more information on WAIK installation see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=206077. Do I need to install WAIK for Windows 7 ? I have a SCCM 2007 running with WAIK installad in production, and a SCCM 2012 with WAIK installed in a test lab, but I can not get PXE book to function correctly, so Im doing a re-install of the test lab at the momemt.