-=Deploying AutoCAd=-

[Anonymous]

Hi
Hope this is the right group. I have created Autocad Deployments in the past which was very easy to do. I now have to do Autocad2010. Everything went pretty much the same way as in the past. Only now when I run the batch file which calls the shortcut with /I using the .ini file I get Administrative Image is not availabe now. Another User is using it. This is not true since Im the only one running the batch file. No one else is accessing the server. Its on my test network.
If I map the drive and run the command of setup /I xxxx.ini, it will do the same thing. If I run the actual shortcut Autocad created during deployment it works fine. Any ideas?

thanks!
d

[Anonymous]

looking at my shortcut created by acad, its:
"W:\A2010_Setup\Civil 3D Network\AdminImage\SETUP.EXE" /qb /I \\Uttu\Caddinstall\A2010_Setup\AdminImage\Civil 3D
Network.ini /language en-us

are you sure you have the right params going for your batch file - the /qb and /language?
qb must be "quiet boy"

DasAutocad1234 <>
|>Hi
|>Hope this is the right group. I have created Autocad Deployments in the past which was very easy to do. I now have to do Autocad2010. Everything went pretty much the same way as in the past. Only now when I run the batch file which calls the shortcut with /I using the .ini file I get Administrative Image is not availabe now. Another User is using it. This is not true since Im the only one running the batch file. No one else is accessing the server. Its on my test network.
|>If I map the drive and run the command of setup /I xxxx.ini, it will do the same thing. If I run the actual shortcut Autocad created during deployment it works fine. Any ideas?
|>
|>thanks!
|>d
James Maeding
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