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Flash Player 8.0.22.0 during RunOnceEx


david.matthews

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Hi all, I'm attempting to install Macromedia Flash Player 8.0.22.0 for IE via the RunOnceEx process.

I'm using the 'install_flash_player_active_x.msi' file and simply executing it from within a WSH script with the following command line 'msiexec.exe /i flash_player_active_x.msi /qb! /log flash_install.log".

All appears to be good, except when I launch IE and go the the Macromedia test site. It still shown me that I have the base install of version 7.0.19.0 ???

Whilst logged in as a local user if I manually re-execute the script and re-check... the version is now 8.0.22.0.

Does anyone have any idea why the msi does not register in the OS when run during the RunOnceEx stage?

The flash_install.log file above, shows that the origial installation completed successfully. Event Viewer reports a successfull installation as well... it just doesn't change from 7.0.19.0 to 8.0.22.0??

Thanks in advance.

Dave M.

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i install this one also from runonceex without any problems at all. and it is advertised as 8.0.22.0 version.

have you tried to execute the msi with the standards parameters? i mean /qn / norestart? i use both for installing it.

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check the image attached to verify that i have it advertised properly on my system.

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It's so complicated.

Just download the "flash_player_8.0.22.0.exe" from macromedia website and launch it. It's unattended, no action required.

i know that but i use the /qn switch to prevent any setup screen coming up for the user to see it.

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My RunOnce entry looks like this and it works just fine. Don't know if the problem is with your install or what.

REG ADD %KEY%\046 /VE /D "Macromedia Flash Player" /f

REG ADD %KEY%\046 /V /D "y:\Public\Software\Macromedia\Flash\install_flash_player_active_x.msi /qb" /f

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