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Administrators can use command-line options to install the Adobe Connect application for desktop across multiple systems in their organization.
To attend an Adobe Connect session, you can use the Adobe Connect application for desktop for Adobe Connect 9 and later. The IT departments can deploy these clients for Hosts, Presenters, and participants across their organizations using silent installation method.
See Adobe Connect application for desktop article to know more about the application.
Install the Adobe Connect application (and other updates) from the Downloads and Updates page.
Installation of the Adobe Connect application does not require administrative privileges. The stand-alone installer installs the application inside a custom directory structure as opposed to the system directory structure. Your Adobe Connect account administrator can make it mandatory to install the Adobe Connect application to join a meeting, a training, or a webinar.
Close all the running instances of the application before installing a newer version.
During the installation process, you can choose to create Start Menu and Desktop shortcuts for the Adobe Connect application. This feature is supported in Windows only.
The IT administrators can use Microsoft SCCM to deploy the application using MSI across all machines in their organizations.
The MSI installer is available on the Downloads and Updates page. The installer supports /l option for logging. For more information, see command-line options at MSDN.
If you are an individual user, directly download the relevant application installer from the Downloads and Updates page. Do not use the MSI installer.
During the MSI installation process, the start menu shortcut is created automatically. However, to configure a shortcut for desktop, the config.ini file can be created by following the below steps:
[shortcutConfig] desktopShortcut=x startMenuShortcut=x
where x = 0 or 1 (0:False and 1:True)
After a successful installation, verify that the shortcut is being created as per the config.ini file.
The following table lists the command-line switches for the installation of MSI installer:
Switch |
Description |
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/i <Product.msi> |
Installs or configures a product |
/q |
Displays neither the installation wizard nor the progress bar. It installs the add-in silently. |
/qb |
Displays the progress bar indicating the installation progress only to the user. |
/qf |
Displays the full UI with the confirmation page to install the MSI. |
/qr |
Displays the reduced UI without a confirmation page to install the MSI. |
/log <file_name> |
To log all information |
/? |
To show help |
/uninstall <Product.msi> |
Uninstalls the product |
/x <ProductCode> |
Uninstalls the product |
By default, Adobe Connect application is set to automatically download and install any updates that are released by Adobe. This section contains instructions for turning off or disabling the automatic check for updates in two ways.
You can set a registry entry that will disable updates. To apply via the registry do the following:
To change the default settings, changes must be made under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to allow only Administrators to enforce this option.
Adobe Connect versions earlier than version 9.0 continue to work using the old add-in. The IT administrators can deploy the old add-in across multiple machines in their organizations using a silent, command-line installation method.
Download the add-in archive from the Adobe Connect Downloads and Updates page and extract the Setup.exe file on your system.
On the command prompt, navigate to the Setup.exe file.
Execute the setup.exe with one of the following command line parameter.
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