Value: Target version (mine was 21.007.20099 atm).intunewin file targeting AcroPro.msi as the setup file.Ĭreated the app using the following parameters: Uninstall.cmd: msiexec /x "%~dp0AcroPro.msi" /q /L*V "%windir%\Logs\Intune\Adobe\Uninstall.log"Ĭreated. Install.cmd: msiexec /i "%~dp0AcroPro.msi" ALLUSERS=1 /qn TRANSFORMS="%~dp0AcroPro.mst" /Update "%~dp0AcroDCUpd2101120039.msp" /quiet /norestart /L*V "%windir%\Logs\Intune\Adobe\Install.log" After the download is complete, follow the installation steps below to begin the installation.
Named it Adobe Installer, and assigned it to no one in Intune.Ĭreated a second app and placed install.cmd and uninstall.cmd files inside the target folder. You can download the Acrobat 64-bit installers from this page by clicking the appropriate download button below. In my case: MSI (s) (7C:BC) 11:40:16:661: Command Line: TRANSFORMS REBOOTReallySuppress PATCHC:UsersMyUserNameAppDataLocalTempchocolatey. Used /sAll when installing to do it silently. Has anyone been success on deploying Acrobat DC Professional via Intune I downloaded the package from Adobe and used the IntuneApp to create a package.
#ADOBE ACROBAT DC MSI INSTALL#
Eventually, what worked for me was to combine them like this:Ĭreated an app using the Adobe setup.exe with the standard install uninstall commands. I struggled for some time, read different methods here and there.
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