.Exe to .msi
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Why do you want to convert it ? to publish/push software in AD ?
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Having 5 software.in that 4 softwares are .msi and only one is .exe.So needs to push in the machine
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Use PDQ Deploy, no .msi needed. It will push installs via .exe files and you can add any command switches you need.
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https://emcosoftware.com/msi-package-builder/convert-exe-to-msi
http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/tutorial-convert-exe-to-msi.html
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PDQ Deploy has a free version as well . . . so . . . .
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@rojoloco said in .Exe to .msi:
Use PDQ Deploy, no .msi needed. It will push installs via .exe files and you can add any command switches you need.
Or Salt, or Ansible, or GPO...
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@scottalanmiller Any microsoft tools are there ?As some sites are not allowed in the firewall
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@lakshmana said in .Exe to .msi:
@scottalanmiller Any microsoft tools are there ?As some sites are not allowed in the firewall
Nope, Microsoft's own site said that MS doesn't provide any tool for this.
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@scottalanmiller Whether any "iexpress" software from microsoft tool will help ?
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@lakshmana said in .Exe to .msi:
@scottalanmiller Whether any "iexpress" software from microsoft tool will help ?
Well like I said, Microsoft said "no".
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Seriously, Google can answer this question.
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Symantec is providing i Think
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@lakshmana said in .Exe to .msi:
Symantec is providing i Think
If you knew anything about computers, software, or IT, you'd avoid everything Symantec does like an unvaccinated child.
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MS used to have a tool called Orca that could be used for this task. Pretty sure it is long since retired with no replacement though.
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@ndc said in .Exe to .msi:
MS used to have a tool called Orca that could be used for this task. Pretty sure it is long since retired with no replacement though.
Was it a "killer" app by any chance?
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@ndc Any links ?
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@lakshmana said in .Exe to .msi:
@ndc Any links ?
Seriously? You were given viable options and you chose to respond about a piece of dead software that was likely purposefully killed off?
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@lakshmana Not sure where you would find it these days. That was more meant as a point of interest than a suggestion.
