Silent Install Removes Browser Integration

Hello, I'm having an issue when silently deploying new versions of Java to computers in my domain (all Win7 x64). When it's deployed, Java does not prompt the user to close any open browser windows like you would see if you ran the installer manually. This causes Java to be updated, but all browser integration is lost. The only way I've found to fix this is by manually closing all browsers and repairing Java, which is a pain to do for 150 users. Is there a switch to update Java at the next logon when silently installing (like you can do if you manually install)? Also, a static installation is not an option because it leaves vulnerable files on the computer.

go to tools\internet options\advanced\java vm etc.in IE
and check out the check boxes as appropriate may be it helps u

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I use SCCM 2012.
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it still shows a few popups during the progress
to deploy the application
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I've also attempted with "%~dp0SETUP.EXE /S"
They share the fact that they work perfectly, when I run the installation manually, or simply deploy directly to a computer. it popsup, shows the install window, and installs correctly.
but the very fact it popsup is probably also what kills the task sequence.
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Did Adobe acrobat and reader stop providing browser integrated PDF viewing capability for Internet Explorer?
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Hello everyone,
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just
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following
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It created the setup.iss file, as well as modified the proxy.ini. I
copied
these to the central install directory for the proxy client. I'm
using
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never
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files
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"David W Kegel" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
Hi Ryan,
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Dave Kegel
Novell, Inc.
>>> RVT<[email protected]> 8/8/2003 1:36:33 PM >>>
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local
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someone
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Thanks,
Ryan
"RVT" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hello everyone,
> I'm trying to get a silent install setup for the proxy clients and
I just
> can't seem to get it to work. I've read through the admin guide, following
> it to the letter, but it doesn't seem to work silently.
>
> It created the setup.iss file, as well as modified the proxy.ini.
I
copied
> these to the central install directory for the proxy client. I'm
using
> ZFD3.2 to deliver the software....I add the "-s" switch in the application
> parameters. When I click the icon, it appears to do something but
it
never
> installs. The application log files show distribution success,
but no
files
> are ever dropped down. If I remove the s switch, it will execute
the
> install program just fine, but it's obviously not silent and I
need to go
> through every step again.
>
> I also copied the central install directory to the local machine
and
> executed setup.exe -s locally, and that doesn't work either.
>
> Any ideas I can try??
>
> TIA,
> Ryan Van Thiel
>
>

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