Hello,
the problem stems from the user used by the WAPT service: SYSTEM LOCAL.
The Add-AppxPackage command doesn't like this user!
Does anyone have a solution?
Thanks

Hello,
I'm trying to run a PowerShell command to reinstall the calculator on Windows 10.
But Windows doesn't like this command being run as the SYSTEM LOCAL user.

def install():
print('installing ddt72-reinstall-calculator')
#run('wsreset')
run_powershell('get-appxpackage ...

Yes, I know it's bad practice, but we don't have a GPO. And this installation method is only used for one day.
Thank you.

Hello, were you able to install the agent with AutoIt?
Personally, nothing happens.

`FileCopy('\\10.72.xy\netlogon\waptdeploy.exe', @TempDir & '\waptdeploy.exe')
local $pid = RunAs( $Username,$Domain, $Password,2,'"' & @TempDir & '\waptdeploy.exe --hash ...`

However, the package must be a bit large, I'm getting a timeout:


Uploading E:\Documents\WaptDev\sidsic-w10-1809_10.0.17763.2_all.wapt: 3712964513 / 3712964513
Done Uploading E:\Documents\WaptDev\sidsic-w10-1809_10.0.17763.2_all.wapt
>>>
>>> FATAL ERROR: HTTPError: 504 Server Error: Gateway Time-out ...

I'm trying today with the 1809

I think it's OK!
With psexec and the Windows 1803 installation files

: http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2018/40/2/1538486440-capturew10.png
http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2018/40/2/1538486440-capturew10.png
def install():
print('installing sidsic-w10-1803')
print('copying the ...

Okay,
thanks.
I'm trying with psexec
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/ ... nd-updates
but it's no better.

Hello,
were you able to create a package to update Windows 10 version 1709 to 1803?
It seems possible:
https://joshheffner.com/automate-windows-10-in-place-upgrades-from-the-command-line/

I tried a

run("setup.exe",'/auto upgrade /quiet /migrateddrivers all /dynamicupdate enable ...

The problem stemmed from our filtering at Bluecoat, which had flagged the site as suspicious.
Sorry