/DesktopIcon - The Desktop icon will be installed to the common desktop.Will NOT re-enable updates (if disabled via package parameter).Will NOT remove the AdobeARM service (though it will disable it unless enabled by parameters).Will NOT remove an existing desktop icon or add one when there isn't.However, upgrades to Adobe Reader via this package: Will configure Reader to only check for updates manually with confirmation for install.Will NOT uninstall language-specific installations.
Will NOT install the Adobe Reader and Acrobat Manager ("ARM") service.Package installation defaultsīy default, installation of this package: This KB requires a reboot of the system before the adobereader package installs successfully. If the package fails on Windows 8.1 or earlier, this might be due to the installation of kb2919355 (which is a dependency of this package) if your system is not up-to-date. Otherwise, this package will exit and require either a manual uninstall of the language specific installation or having the parameter '/OverwriteInstallation' set to do this automatically. In some cases, this package will by default be able to install over the top of a language-specific installation. This package installs/upgrades the Multi-lingual ("MUI") release. And now, it’s connected to Adobe Document Cloud – so you can work with PDFs on computers and mobile devices. It's the only PDF viewer that can open and interact with all types of PDF content – including forms and multimedia. I've set the detection method to look for the latest version number, but I don't think this is a detection based problem, Intune tends to be very clear when that's the case.Chocolatey Package: Adobe Acrobat Reader DCĪdobe Acrobat Reader DC software is the free, trusted global standard for viewing, printing, signing, sharing, and annotating PDFs. I'm not really sure where to go with this one. That error code keeps bringing me back to articles around Windows Update failures, so not really much help.
The problem is, Intune is reporting that the install failed with a "Fatal error during installation (0x80070643)" The installer updates the old version and, at some point during the process, updates itself to the very latest version. The new customised version is actually two major versions out of date (why? because if I use the latest version I can't test the auto-update feature immediately). I packaged the MSI and all the associated files as a Win32 App, set it up in Intune with the transformation files referenced in the installer string and.it works great. I don't believe that current deployment enables auto update. We already have a version of Reader installed from the end of last year. One of the flags I ticked was to allow the app to update itself.
So I used the Adobe Customisation tool to create a deployment of Adobe Reader DC (the free one).
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