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Anonymous
June 27, 2012
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Silent install in the enterprise

  • June 27, 2012
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Hi.

Please can you let me know if there has been any update on how to perform a silent install for Adobe Digital Editions. I specifically want to automate the activation process for multiple users by selecting the do not authorise option automatically so the install completes without any user interaction.

Thanks

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zephariim
Participating Frequently
May 12, 2016

Hey there - we sequenced it

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haseebi54490116
Participant
October 20, 2016

Can you please share, going to package & deploy Adobe Digital Editions 4.5.2

Thanks in advance

bjefferson1
bjefferson1
Participant
January 26, 2016

I was able to capture the install using Flexera Admin Studio and unchecked the Symantec Protection offer and before I completed the capture process I edited the registry for "[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Adobe Digital Editions 4.5]

and made sure that all were set to ZERO 0

"EnableAutoUpdate"="0"

"ReaderState"="0"

"UpdateInterval"="0"

Works like a charm on x64 and x86 systems

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Frustrated in AZ
Participating Frequently
June 28, 2012

Digital Editions is intended for a single user installation, not an

enterprise-wide one. It does not support multiple users as it appears you

think it does - just two per copy, and that's not going to cut it.....

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Anonymous
June 28, 2012

Hi. Just to clarify. I want to install this on +3000 single users pc's using SMS and an MSI. This can be done, however there are 5 screens at the end of the set-up process which are the EULA and activation screens which force user interaction. When we do our installations they are silent so the user has no interaction and can just load the app when SMS delivery is complete. What I want to do is 'silently’ configure those last screens to accept the EULA and set the app to don’t authorise. Unfortunately is appears to write a key based on current user to the registry on completion of the activation. There does not appear at present to be a way around this. I am trying to avoid 3000 support calls on how to I or incorrect set-up.

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Frustrated in AZ
Participating Frequently
June 28, 2012

The short answer is 'no'.

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Jim_Lester
Participating Frequently
June 27, 2012

Nope that is specifically not supported by ADE 1.7 - neither the EULA nor the activation dialogs can be supressed.

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