Patch My PC Feature and Application Request
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We have users with 64-bit Acrobat DC and it would be nice to support that in updates and applications
Has this feature been added to the publisher? I do not see any difference in the Adobe options for 64-bit.
Thanks
Not yet, I have done some initial testing of it, I'd really like it if it was silent. Also the installer deletes itself after installation is completed!
Hi Andrew,
Any news regarding adding Acrobat DC Pro with the method mentioned by Mathew?
That is very interesting! I will look into that build!
If you are currently unable to support multifile installers I was able to a single file installer looks to be available here. However the direct link for .exe for the file download is a blob:https:// link that changes (maybe there is a request that can be made to get the download through the link):
https://get.adobe.com/reader/download?os=Windows+10&name=AcrobatProDC&lang=en&nativeOs=Windows+10&accepted=&declined=mss%2Cmsc&preInstalled=&site=landing
This is pulled from the right side of the reader install link that says Adobe Acrobat Pro:
https://get.adobe.com/reader/
I have tried to install it siliently but it doesnt appear to take any direct commands as far as I can tell, IE --silent, /silent, /quiet, --quiet, /help or --help but it does do the install with pretty much no user interaction (I had to select finish since I had Acrobat already installed). I haven't tried it on a computer that has yet to have it installed but the intune package could just be simply set to run in user space instead of system context if this works. The trial should become fully actived once logged in, I believe.
Hi Allyn, our product at this time only supports single file installations, Adobe provides an single exe installation option for Reader. For Acrobat (pro) however, only a multi-file installer is provided. Because of this, we are able to support Reader as a fresh install, but not Acrobat.
We are able to provide updates to both Reader and Acrobat, as adobe provides MSP files to patch both products.
Trying to avoid some confusion here.
So how do we differentiate in the application requests between "Reader" and Adobe Acrobat DC
Is there a reason why some applications are not able to be supported within Intune and require ConfigMgr at this time?
For the detection method issue:
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/about-acrobat-reader-dc-migration-to-64-bit.html
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\DC\Installer\, and check the value of the key SCAPackageLevel
This is going to be more difficult than expected... The name of Adobe Acrobat Reader 64-bit and Adobe Acrobat Pro and Standart 64-bit, both end up being "Adobe Acrobat DC (64-bit" in the registry, which is our primary method of detection for most applications, and we have not been able to find any other registry keys to differentiate the 2 products.
Can you also configure standard settings for each installation ?
We have the same issue as Mike but we would need the 64Bit Version also in appr. 10 different languages from German to Taiwanese.
*Stand alone non-Creative Cloud version please