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The detection methods enable the administrator to verify if an application is already installed. Additionally, it can prevent an application installation if it overlaps with another application that is already installed. During the Application Depl...
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Setup Commander is using both WMI and the SMS Provider to create applications in CM2012. When creating applications, if you do not have sufficient rights to create applications you can run into this exception message:
More information is avail...
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Setup Commander with Active Directory and Group Policies AD/GPO
When you want to use Setup Commander in combination with Active Directory and Group Policies AD/GPO) choose Stand Alone in the window where you connect to a deployment solution.
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To remove the Setup Commander, run the setup again and select Remove . You can also use the Windows Control Panel to remove it.
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When you want to upgrade to a new build of Setup Commander, just run the new setup. The setup detects that you have an older version installed and gives you the option to upgrade.
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Connectors
Microsoft Configuration Manager
Microsoft Configuration Manager 2012R2 and higher are supported.
Microsoft Deployment Toolkit
Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2012, 2013 and higher are supported.
Microsoft MDT has a few requi...
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Setup Commander is distributed as a Microsoft Installer (MSI) and this section describes a few steps required to install it.
You can install the Setup Commander on multiple Windows Administrator machines in your network if needed.
How to instal...
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The Generic MSI Import Wizard
This option lets you select a directory in which multiple MSI packages have been stored. The best practice is to have a separate subdirectory per software product.
Click the Browse button in the upper left corner ...
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Overview
Setup Commander supports MSIs of any vendor. By using our 'as a service' infrastructure we either provide you an already available configuration wizard for vendors like Adobe, Apple, Autodesk, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, RES and VMware o...
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Repackaging Wizard
Using 3rd party components, with the Repackaging Wizard you are able to convert a Win32 setup (MSI or non-MSI setup) to either an MSI, MSIX or virtualized application. You just have to right-click the desired file, and select th...