If I go into the Apps Blade and I look at the Device Install Status I see this.
Now here is what's more damned confusing. You can also directly access the Download Center. The Zoom version on the laptop I am working from is currently - Version: 5.4.1 (58698.1027) - so I would want Intune to run the installer to upgrade to 0 which it's not. At the top-right of the page, click RESOURCES then click Download Zoom Client. I am guessing that I need some type of powershell script that can run, that can detect the Zoom Version that's in the registry, so that if it's not the most recent version that it will run and upgrade itself. exe / i 'ZoomInstallerFull.msi' ALLUSERS1 / qn / norestart / log output. A quick command line for the installer would be: msiexec. I have "No" selected for the question about it being a 32 bit app on 64 bit clients. Installing Zoom This install is quick and painless, a simple MSI that has universal silent install parameters. I am Installing the MSI as a Windows app (Win32) - which calls a powershell script.Ĭontents of the script are as follows. Silent install: msiexec /i ZoomInstallerFull.msi /quiet /qn /norestart /log install.logĬommand I used for this video: msiexec /package “\\DC\Installs\Zoom\ZoomInstallerFull.msi” /qn /lex zoommsi.Error details from the Zoom Installation (this error is on a significant number of my device deployment) Install: msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull.msi /lex zoommsi.log If you need to lock certain features and settings, you can use the Active Directory Administrative Template or registry key. For this video, I’m going to do a silent install with auto-update enabled so users can check for updates without admin rights. Having an installation log is useful because when you run a silent installation, the GUI is hidden and the errors are not shown.
There are a few different ways that you can install for example, you can do a silent install or install the app without adding a shortcut on the desktop or maybe combining both and it is totally up to you. A regular command line to silently install an MSI should look like this: Msiexec /iFirst, you need to download the MSI Installer from the website and then decide how to install the app. Zoom msi install switches remove all existing Zoom client and plugin on the. The MSI installer can be deployed via GPO, SCCM, or Intune. Answer The Zoom MSI installer can be installed with a double-click (uses. In this instance, we’re using 7z1900-圆4.msi. This video will show how to install the Zoom desktop client app using GPO. Upload MSI Application in Intune Click on App Package File, and select the installation file that you have on your local machine.
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