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Karen Gallaghar
I have been trying to create a few simple MSI files.
Clean, patched (Ghosted)XP Pro machine, logging in as a
Domain Admin (and a member of the local machines
administrator group). Do a Discover, create a folder in
Documents and settings\All Users\Start Menu\programs
called Telnet. Create a shortcut in that folder to
windows\system32\telnet.exe. Do the post install
discover. Double check the NAI and it is pointed to
@CommonPrograms\Telnet\Telnet.lnk. Convert it to an MSI.
Open the MSI with Orca and add to Properties "ALLUSERS"
with a value of 1. Reinstall clean, patched, (Ghosted) XP
Pro machine. Double check in Veritas Software Console
that Allusers=1. Log into machine as a Domain Admin (and a
member of the local machines administrator group). Install
the MSI. It still installs to the logged-in ID's Start
Menu\Programs. I even tried the batch file approach
(msiexec /i Telnet.msi ALLUSERS=1) on a clean machine.
Same thing. Is there a method that works on XP to create
jobs that install to the All Users start menu?
Clean, patched (Ghosted)XP Pro machine, logging in as a
Domain Admin (and a member of the local machines
administrator group). Do a Discover, create a folder in
Documents and settings\All Users\Start Menu\programs
called Telnet. Create a shortcut in that folder to
windows\system32\telnet.exe. Do the post install
discover. Double check the NAI and it is pointed to
@CommonPrograms\Telnet\Telnet.lnk. Convert it to an MSI.
Open the MSI with Orca and add to Properties "ALLUSERS"
with a value of 1. Reinstall clean, patched, (Ghosted) XP
Pro machine. Double check in Veritas Software Console
that Allusers=1. Log into machine as a Domain Admin (and a
member of the local machines administrator group). Install
the MSI. It still installs to the logged-in ID's Start
Menu\Programs. I even tried the batch file approach
(msiexec /i Telnet.msi ALLUSERS=1) on a clean machine.
Same thing. Is there a method that works on XP to create
jobs that install to the All Users start menu?