Hi,
I created an administrative install for Solidworks 2012.
I try to deploy that installation through my deployment software (Zenworks) by command line.
Solidworks installation went fine but immediately after the installation, Solidworks uninstalls by itself.
If I type the same command line through the command prompt, everything works fine.
Anybody have an idea about that issue ?
Her's my command line:
msiexec /i "\\server\SolidWorks\AdmImage\64bit\Solidworks\solidworks.msi" SOLIDWORKSSERIALNUMBER="sldwksserial" SERVERLIST=25734@servername ENABLEPERFORMANCE=0 OFFICEOPTION=3 ADDLOCAL=Manuals,RealViewGraphicsdisplay,SolidWorks,FeatureWorks,SolidWorksAnimator,SolidWorksToolbox,SolidWorksRoutedsystems,SolidWorksUtilities,CoreSolidWorksTaskScheduler,TolAnalyst,CircuitWorks,ScanTo3D,ExampleFiles,HelpFiles " /qb
Thanks.
I have this happen with some aspect of my upgrade testing every year. We us SCCM, similar to Zenworks I believe, and one year it was the pre-reqs didn't install so it uninstalled itself after it installed. This year it was a bad MST. I create a MST file to transform the MSI and after recreating it a dozen times with fewer and fewer options, I eventually grabbed the 2011 MST and used that and it worked fine. The new MST I was creating was 20kb and the old one was 4kb. Not sure what the problem was. Does Zenworks use the system account for deploying the application like SCCM?