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Adobe Reader XI software catalog supersedence/automatic update from X to XI

21st October 201222nd March 2020 - by A.J. Armstrong - Leave a Comment

With the release of Adobe Reader XI, you may want to now make your current Adobe Reader X catalog software be superseded by the new version. This means that the …

Guide / Adobe / MSI / SCCM

Adobe Reader XI Released – MSI for Software Catalog

15th October 201222nd March 2020 - by A.J. Armstrong - Leave a Comment

Adobe Reader XI was released today so I’ve now got the MSI for this version and superseded my Adobe Reader X application with this new release. If you are in …

Guide / Cisco / MSI / Windows

Cisco VPN Client Silent Installation for SCCM 2007 & 2012 Distribution

28th August 20122nd September 2019 - by A.J. Armstrong - 9 Comments.

Once you have downloaded and extracted your exe file for Cisco VPN Client, you will notice that there is a MSI file in there, this means that we can use …

Guide / Google / MSI / SCCM

Remove Google Earth 6 using SCCM

9th July 201222nd March 2020 - by A.J. Armstrong - Leave a Comment

Like most other businesses, we have had the issue with users installing Google Earth on their work machines as they dont need local admin to install it. I’ve been looking …

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MSI Packager for SCCM

24th August 20112nd September 2019 - by A.J. Armstrong - Leave a Comment

If you are looking for a good MSI packager to create MSI’s for deployment using SCCM – I recommend EMCO – you can get it for free and works a …

Guide / Cisco / MSI / SCCM / Windows

Cisco VPN Client – SCCM Distribute

24th January 201112th April 2020 - by A.J. Armstrong - Leave a Comment

This one is fairly simple but did take a while to figure out and lots of testing, also be very careful – if you make it a forced out install, …

Guide / Adobe / MSI / News / SCCM / WDS

Adobe Acrobat Reader Silent & Unattended Install

24th January 201112th April 2020 - by A.J. Armstrong - Leave a Comment

To distribute Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.4.0 via SCCM, you need to first download the exe file, package it up in SCCM and then run the below command as your program: …