Install Service Pack without Application Manager

[m_dijkman]

Dear AutoDesk,

I need to make a deployment for Revit 2016 with service pack 2.

Somehow with the new release I can't import the service pack file anymore but you need to deal with Application Manager?!

Application Manager will not work out for us because of the proxy settings Further on every computer (150) needs to download it seperate?

For installing service releases through Application Manager does the user need to be an administrator or can it installes as a normal user? 

I've download the service pack exe file but it isn't the full package and you can't create with the command line switch /e the msp file from it.

This is needed because I need to deploy more service releases with SCCM in the future.

Is AutoDesk going to change this because I think this should be option if you don't want to use Application Manager at all?

Regards,

Marc Dijkman

UNStudio

[dzanta]

One of the changes to the Autodesk 2016 installer was the removal of the Service Pack section.  The new intended workflow for adding updates to a deployment image is outlined below:

1. Start the Autodesk 2016 deployment creation process. 
2. When the deployment creation is complete and the Deployment Configuration Complete dialog is displayed, click Add Updates. 
3. If a Security Warning dialog is displayed, click Run. 
4. In the Autodesk Application Manager, click Update Software. 
5. Click Add for the service pack to be applied to this deployment image. 
6. Once the service pack has been successfully downloaded, click Close to exit the Autodesk Application Manager.

At this point, your deployment image now includes the service pack, or packs, selected in step 5.