Unsolved GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error)
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@jaredbusch Could you point me to some documentation? I may have missed that part.
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Here is link from ms.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/834484/you-receive-an-error-1603-a-fatal-error-occurred-during-installation-e
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@jaredbusch This page mentions nothing about not being free
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre10-downloads-4417026.html -
@momurda My understanding is that 1603 errors are normally "generic" non-specific errors. I am pretty sure I covered all bullet pointed causes during my testing. There may be some Java 10 remnants in there somewhere, but the Java uninstall tool didn't find anything and I have tried applying the GPO to a machine that supposedly never had Java installed before - it still failed in the same way
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Can you run the java 10 msi file directly with success?
Perhaps prereq software needed. -
@momurda said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
Can you run the java 10 msi file directly with success?
Perhaps prereq software needed.Yep. If I manually run the MSI, it installs fine.
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Try this
msiexec /i "jre10filename.msi" /q ENTERPRISE=YESJust a long shot, obviously change it to the msi file name for java10.
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@brains said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@jaredbusch Could you point me to some documentation? I may have missed that part.
No, because I probably remember incorrectly.
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@momurda said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@jaredbusch This page mentions nothing about not being free
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre10-downloads-4417026.htmlIt is also interesting that Oracle has not updated java.com to reference 10.0.1.
It is only available from oracle.com.
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@momurda said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
msiexec /i "jre10filename.msi" /q ENTERPRISE=YES
What does the ENTERPRISE switch do? Were you recommending I test to see if it fails installation when I run the command manually or did you want me to modify the MSI to add that value? Or create a transform (never done that before)?
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@jaredbusch said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@brains said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@jaredbusch Could you point me to some documentation? I may have missed that part.
No, because I probably remember incorrectly.
I thought v 8 was the last desktop version... but maybe it's only last version to have browser interaction?
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It supposed to do things the enterprise way, silently, no reboots. https://www.java.com/en/download/help/msi_install.xml
They say here you only get this with the paid version of JRE but I think that isn't true. -
@brains said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@momurda said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
msiexec /i "jre10filename.msi" /q ENTERPRISE=YES
What does the ENTERPRISE switch do? Were you recommending I test to see if it fails installation when I run the command manually or did you want me to modify the MSI to add that value? Or create a transform (never done that before)?
Just add the switch to your install command.
It is obvious what it means from your earlier error of
ERROR: LocalSystem is only supported for Enterprise MSI.You are only allowed to install Java locally with the enterprise MSI.
That switch seems to tell it that it is the Enterprise version.
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@momurda said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
It supposed to do things the enterprise way, silently, no reboots. https://www.java.com/en/download/help/msi_install.xml
But that does not mean it is the actual enterprise MSI. But it may work.
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Why are you trying to install Java 10 when even java.com still installs Java 8?
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@momurda said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
It supposed to do things the enterprise way, silently, no reboots. https://www.java.com/en/download/help/msi_install.xml
They say here you only get this with the paid version of JRE but I think that isn't true.For the record, the chocolatey package is also still Java 8 and uses these arguments. They do not use
ENTERPRISE$installArgs = "/s REBOOT=0 SPONSORS=0 AUTO_UPDATE=0 $32dir" $installArgs64 = "/s REBOOT=0 SPONSORS=0 AUTO_UPDATE=0 $64dir" -
@dashrender said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@jaredbusch said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@brains said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@jaredbusch Could you point me to some documentation? I may have missed that part.
No, because I probably remember incorrectly.
I thought v 8 was the last desktop version... but maybe it's only last version to have browser interaction?
Yes, that is what I remember. Now to find a source for that. I thought it was a thread here.
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@jaredbusch said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@dashrender said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@jaredbusch said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@brains said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
@jaredbusch Could you point me to some documentation? I may have missed that part.
No, because I probably remember incorrectly.
I thought v 8 was the last desktop version... but maybe it's only last version to have browser interaction?
Yes, that is what I remember. Now to find a source for that. I thought it was a thread here.
https://jaxenter.com/clock-ticking-java-browser-plugin-will-deprecated-soon-131546.html
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@dashrender said in GPO - Unable To Deploy Java 10 64bit - Fails to install (1603 Error):
https://blogs.oracle.com/java-platform-group/further-updates-to-moving-to-a-plugin-free-web
That is plugins and has nothing to do with Java on a desktop. But it is likely what I was half assed remembering.
