Hello,
what is the content of the directory C:\Users\u08341\private? Does it contain the public and private keys (crt and pem)?
If both files are present, then the password entered is incorrect.
Sincerely,
Bertrand

Hello Jordi,
It all looks good Bertrand

You need to go to "All" and then select all machines (Ctrl+A), then search for the package in the filter of installed packages (General tab on the right).
Pay attention to the number of machines displayed in the inventory; are they all present on this page?

I'm marking this as resolved, but you can post a new message.
Best regards,
Bertrand

Hello,
we're having trouble understanding the problem. Could you please provide screenshots showing the apparent symptoms?

Hello,
it runs at the startup of the session following uninstallation.
Best regards,
Bertrand

Hello,
The packages always appear so they can be conflicted on machines that still have these packages installed.
Best regards,
Bertrand

Hello,
I tested this;
you need to modify the IMAP/SMTP servers and specify a path to an HTML signature directory (here the signature filenames are of the type

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import os
import sys
import re
import glob
import uuid
import platform

try ...

Hello,
we hadn't been following this, but there's an update:
https://ez.analog.com/design-tools-and-calculators/ltspice/f/qa/599558/ltspice---the-system-cannot-find-the-path-specified/594188

The following MSI properties seem to be working:
properties = {
"ALLUSERS": "1",
"AI_INSTALLATIONTYPE ...

Hello,
is the command launched via PowerShell? PowerShell interprets the mustaches.