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Hy,
i have to deploy deploy a msp file for service manager using configuration manager (SCSM2016_CU_KB4093685_amd64_7.5.7487.130) , how can i do it?
What can i use for the detection method?


Thanks
 
Hy,
i have to deploy deploy a msp file for service manager using configuration manager (SCSM2016_CU_KB4093685_amd64_7.5.7487.130) , how can i do it?
What can i use for the detection method?

Thanks
.msp files definitely do registry changes, when I used Adobe Acrobat update file which was .msp I knew which reg key that installed, so I used this in my detection method.

I would deploy the patch on any computer and try to dig in to see which registry keys it installs or changes and you will be able to get it working, otherwise you can use the trick of creating a new .txt file in temp folder via custom script using PowerShell one liner command will get you by. Only 1 down side you will have to change the PS execution policy on these machines to be "Bypass" instead of "AllSigned"

If I am wrong please someone correct me :). It has been sometime since I used this.

Basically will be like
Code:
New-Item -Name msp.txt -Path C:\Windows\Temp

When the application runs the discovery it will run the script then the deployment will start.
 

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