Important Noteįor remotely installing executable (exe) based applications, the Scalefusion agent needs to be updated to v1.0.3 and above.
Here we detail the pre-requisites and the steps to install an executable (exe) via Scalefusion Dashboard to Windows 10 managed devices. It requires the IT Admins to prepare some information related to the Exe before they upload to Scalefusion and initiate the remote deployment. Anecdotal evidence from other HP users confirms my experience.If you are looking to deploy MSI packages or UWP app bundles, then please refer to our Installing Enterprise Applications guide.ĭeploying executable (exe) based installers is a little different than deploying MSI files. After two days, I can't find any combination of PS package install or re-registering which gets me a working copy. If you watch the desktop, a blank icon appears and several minutes later will correctly redraw. HPSA's background install takes about 1-2 min. Running under the User - Execution queue is not an option, because it requires UAC elevation.
The installer requires a non-SYSTEM user context to properly provision everything. The user gets a blank desktop icon and a broken Start Menu link. When you run Setup or InstallHPSA in Post-Setup, user provisioning is broken. HP's download copy is actually several releases behind the Store's version. Version 9.14 is a UWP app, which is NOT available from Windows Store - but WU and Store will update it. This means you can't use a temp folder in C:\Windows\Setup, because it'll disappear before the background process finds it. Both Setup & InstallHPSA fork off a background process and immediately exit.Īny program which monitors exit status (SetupComplete) will think it's done, and move to the next app. HP devs suck, and they've made stupid design choices.
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