CHROME-64 not installing silently
Created: 15 Jan 2013 | 9 comments
msiexec.exe /i GoogleChromeStandaloneEnterprise.msi is the command line argument that came down with CHROME 64 PMIMport 7.1.385 and this causes the install to not install silently
CHROME 63 installed silently using msiexec.exe /i GoogleChromeStandaloneEnterprise.msi /qn /norestart
Can you update the command line argument so 64 installs silently?
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We will ask the data team to make this change. In the mean time, you can create your own custom command line to install the update according to your needs.
I assumed if i changed the command line it would get overridden by nightly import, or is that only if there's a change on that bulletin?
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Please note that I recommended the creation of a custom command line within a policy, rather than changing the default command line. We confirmed that custom command lines are not overwritten when using incremental imports, provided that the Revise Software Update task is NOT set to run following the PMImport.
We did not verify whether the custom command line will be retained if a full PMImport is performed, but I believe that it most likely would be. I suspect that custom command lines are associated with bulletins/updates only within the context of a specific policies rather than being directly associated with bulletins/updates.
There will be a slight change in behavior in the 7.5 release. In 7.1 SP2, custom command lines currently get overwritten by a new PMImport if the Revse Software Update task is set to run the PMImport. Beginning with the 7.5 release, the Revise Software Update task will no longer overwrite custom command lines following a PMImport.
Looks like the PMImport was updated over night - thanks!
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You're welcome. Please note that I slightly revised my previous post above following some additional verification.
Hi Sally5432,
You are right. Command line for update from CHROME-64 bulletin has been corrected in Patch Data 7.1.386 and now includes "/qn /norestart" arguments.
Thanks,
Roman
Nice, I had this problem earlier. Looks like it's fixed, nice to know. Thanks for the post.
@jellsworth - just fyi Chrome 65 has superseded 64 now - command line is good though :)
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Awesome! Thanks for the heads up :)
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