The scripts section under "Devices" in the portal will only apply post-build (this can take up to an hour too, but normally if you target a user it will happen when they login).
#Install ssms how to#
With respect to the company portal item: I can't really figure out how to makea company portal? It sounds awesome, doy ou have any documentation on how to do that? I can't find it on technet or in MSFT's docs. If I do that then we'll just need the person to know that they'll need to restart the computer a few times to have all apps successfully install? Somehow I say "if this key DOES exist, then fail the script" (that's what I'm not sure how to do) and if the script fails, the app won't intall? If I pump a powershell script into the 'scripts' section of my 'devices' section of the portal that's just if-exist. I'm not quite sure how to do it but let me take a guess: I've looked real hard and been told by people that it doesn't exist.Īs for the requirements script. Intune is running multiple installs at that time) Here's the pastebin of the install logs: ĭoes anybody have SSMS up and running successfully? Did you have to do any gymnastics?Īlright so. This would coincide with what the install logs say "Another Install Running" (which makes sense.
(this from few web posts I saw about people getting the error and then clearing that part of the registry and it working) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet\Control\Session Manager\PendingFileRenameOperations Near as I can tell (and from the logs) It's a problem with a pending restart or an item in the registry around
all the flags that the various tutorials say, and I get 100% failure rate. I packaged the exe into an intuneweb, affixed it with /silent /norestart etc. Does anybody have this working? I'm trying to work with microsoft on this and they're useless.
0 kommentar(er)
