Sean, Thanks for the additional information. I bet you that this application would fail if the user is running FSLogix on their machine as well than. We have another vendor whom have a similar issue that their application is ingrained so much with IE that it will not work with anything other than IE. Further, it does not know how to handle the user separation of data that is going to be discarded after a log off. Gizmo
Neil, Question 1) thank you for the tip on IE as that was the issue where scripts were being blocked from running. This also begs to question why a software vendor would make itself dependent on End of Life (EOF) and End of Support (EOS) software like IE. Question 2) yes, I have all my personal folders redirected to a network share that is a part of my profile. I do this in order to support VEEAM and the backup operations for profile and all associated docume
AzDude, Sorry to say you are not understanding correctly. Something in the install routine does not like the user to have mapped drives. As I said if I run the previous command and then run the install it installs properly and in the proper location. There is no need to perform the "PURGE". Update: So, for SAG I follow the directions given and reboot the machine. I then start the install and it fails <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/10/7
Basj, This appears to be associated with the error "Error 1327 invalid drive H :". I am trying to run through the SUBST command and not having much luck but will let you know what I find. Also, just a FYI I do find on most of the installation packages that are pushed down for updates give this same error. I would not think this is the first time someone has brought it up. Edit: So, after running CMD in an elevated state and running the subst h: c:\temp then r
All, Attempted the update of DeskScapes from version 10 to version 11 today using Object Desktop and received the error "DeskScapes 11 - Problem Code 129. Where do I begin to look to fix this issue? TIA. Gizmo
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