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nearly every time I do an install or upgrade it wants to reboot
r
Right, but why do I have to login for it to conintue?
m
and it won’t kick off the installer again until you log back in
r
Correct.
Just curious if this isnt normal. I can keep ironing it out on my side.
m
it’s normal, not sure how you automate it unless you run it as system
we have a script that just logs back in
r
ahhh
makes sence.
Ill do that.
m
if you’re using the iso for the instaler don;t forget to mount it again
r
I just using the exe. Curious if SCCM will do the same thing once pushed out.
m
I think if the pre-reqs are installed beforehand it doesn’t actually need that reboot, but the installer by default wants to. you can turn it off
I managed to get it to work without a reboot once
r
ok, Ill play around with it and see. I see the no reboot switch. Ill try that and see
Thanks for the input Mike
d
Maybe Visual Runtime components? I always install a bundle of these before the VDA setup and don’t need a reboot. I once found a single installer file (bundle 2015-2019) in the web.
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e
C++ and/or .NET 4.8.1 with latest released IIRC
r
Ok thanks guys
r
i was looking at boxstarter for this reason. Haven't gotten very far into that though. 🙂
r
interesting
r
Thanks Eric
What strange is we have C++ 2015-2019 and .net 4.7 already install for 1912 cu1 and its still needing a reboot. Something I am missing or doing wrong on my part.
I am trying to get away from GUI stuff, so its more of a user deal for me 🙂
d
I’m pretty sure you need .Net 4.8
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r
Ok I must have looked at the docs wrong. Thanks Dennis
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@Ray Davis we used @Eric powershell in sccm. We also used PDQ, but I am being told to use sccm
r
Ok cool. Thanks man.
s
As has been said, some pre-reqs require a reboot, mostly .NET. After pre-reqs are installed, you should be able to install VDA without having to boot using the switch
/noreboot