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Nov 22, 2016 Error states: Failed to install NetExtender, the installation has been rolled back! I've tried the following: 1: Ran from our VPN site by using the Install. Feb 16, 2009 Installing virtual adapters. The 'SSL-VPN Netextender Adapter' the installation fails. Like Windows 7 is refusing to install any drivers for. Issues with SonicWALL NetExtender after Windows 10 Upgrade. Download and install the app for Windows 10. Issues with SonicWALL NetExtender after Windows 10.

I wondered about that, I tried installing the adapter driver on a vm and it WOULD NOT install, didn't matter what I tried. I figured it was because it was trying to install a virtual adapter on a virtual adapter (i know, right?) xp worked just fine. I have the netextender adapter on my windows 7 machines here, but we install those manually by going to our vpn site. IIRC, the OS does give you warning about an unsigned driver. Guess I should've mentioned that first. Well, at least we have an official answer from the vendor.

The manual install will work if you have admin rights, not sure how many clients you're trying to install this on, may not be worth your time. Ok, so I changed my name.you can still call me Tom if you like. It's a.jump.to conclusions.mat. I would say remove the approval, delete that package, create a new software package and re-deploy.

Delete files on reboot win 7. Depending on how the file is opened (for example, it is open for exclusive access instead of shared access), you may not be able to delete a file that is in use. You can use a variety of tools to help you determine the processes that have open handles to files whenever you want. They only appear not to have been deleted, because some other process is still using the file and hasn't finished with it yet. Take a look at this page at Microsoft's support site: Cause 2: The file is being used You may not be able to delete a file if the file is being used. To resolve this issue, determine the process that has the open handle, and then close that process.

With that segment out of the windowsupdate.log it's very hard to see what's really going on without seeing the whole update cycle. As far as the switches go, try using /qb or /qn since it's an msi, it's going to use default microsoft switches. If those fail, try it without any switches. An example would be Adobe Flash Player ActiveX control (the msi version), I push it with /qn fails every time, push it with no switches, works every time and is still a silent install.