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- #Vmware horizon view client command line disable shade install
- #Vmware horizon view client command line disable shade update
- #Vmware horizon view client command line disable shade windows
#Vmware horizon view client command line disable shade windows
The HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE settings, which are described in the next table, are computer-wide settings and pertain to all local users and all domain users that have permission to log in to the computer in a Windows domain environment. This location is specific to a particular user.
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These settings are located under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VMware, Inc.\VMware VDM\Client\ in the registry. The following table lists the registry settings for logging in to Horizon Client. For now, I've just changed the deployment to run the command line instead of running the script.Horizon Client, Windows registry settings might not be supported and group policy settings must be used. This setting is incompatible with INSTALL_32BITRMKS and shouldn't be used along with it.ĮDIT 2: These switches don't seem to pass through -argumentlist with the script for some reason.
#Vmware horizon view client command line disable shade install
Set to 1 to install VMware Horizon Virtualization Pack for Skype for Business (0 by default).
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This setting is not valid for 32-bit machines and on 64-bit machines it should not be used alongside INSTALL_SFB. Set to "1" to install 32-bit Core Remote Experience or to "0" to install 64-bit Core Remote Experience on 64-bit machines (0 by default). Set default behavior as "Login as current user." Set to 1 (enable) or 0 (disable) (0 by default)Ĭhoose optional client features to install "USB", "TSSO" (both installed by default) Set to 1 (enable) or 0 (disable) (0 by default) Show "Login as current user" in option menu. Set to 1 (enable) or 0 (disable) (0 by default).ĭefault Horizon Connection Server IP/URL (empty by default) Specifies whether or not to install with FIPS Compliant Cryptography. Set to "IPv4" or "IPv6" (IPv4 is the default).
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Specifies the desired IP protocol connections should use. Upon inspection of the installer exe with 7zip, it seems the contents are a completely different format - and running them both in attended mode reveals that they are completely different installers too, so I'm guessing they have changed the installer tech without properly updating the documentation.ĮDIT: Here are the /? results for the new installer as per /u/bdazle21 Switch
#Vmware horizon view client command line disable shade update
UPDATE: Although they did not update the 4.5 installation guide (linked above) it seems that they did update the full documentation (starts page 27): It indicates that standard msi switches should work - but that doesn't seem to be the case. I took a look at the documentation for 4.5 ( ), and it is unchanged from 4.4 other than the version number. Today, I superceded the application with version 4.5.0 build-5650915.exe with the same exact script (with the version number of the exe updated), but the reboot was no longer suppressed on my test machines. This is working fine, and suppresses the reboot and installs silently as expected. Start-Process $path -ArgumentList $path_args $path_args = '/s /v" /qn DESKTOP_SHORTCUT=1 REBOOT=Reallysuppress' I am currently deploying 4.4.0 build-5171611 via SCCM using an install script that installs via: $path = ".\VMware-Horizon-Client-4.4.0-5171611.exe" Anyone deploying VWware Horizon View Client with SCCM? If so, I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this (please let me know if there is a more appropriate subreddit to post this type of issue/question):