On a Windows 10 PC stuck on version 1.5.1.26, I tried the following command:
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waptdeploy.exe --hash=2be31296ac8520884705df44d1caaee97532e617b6c913baa699f3fabf7c4da1 --minversion=1.6.2.7 --wait=15
who gave this back to me:
WAPT version: 1.6.2.7
WAPT required version: 1.6.2.7
Nothing to do
Update host status on the server
From the console, package 1.6.2.7 appears to be installed on the machine, with the following log:
Setting up upgrade from wapt version 1.5.1.26 to 1.6.2.7. waptagent install planned for Mon Nov 05 19:05:55 2018
waptexit is running, scheduling a one time task at system startup with command c:\windows\temp\waptdeploy.exe --hash=870171eb0428a1fd14fcf7bde530f416f05c2bdb7cd178ef4c495afa3643ca98 --waptsetupurl=c:\windows\temp\waptagent.exe --wait=15 --temporary --force --minversion=1.6.2.7
Information: The scheduled task "fullwaptupgrade" will be created under the username
("NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM").
Operation successful: the scheduled task "fullwaptupgrade" has been created.
And there's no trace of the task in the planner.
On two Windows 7 64-bit laptops, I found the task in the task scheduler, but it had run unsuccessfully. The error message was "Constraint error in task definition." Based on the task constraints, I assume the PC wasn't plugged in when it started? And then it never ran again?
I also saw a Trend Micro message when a PC started up, during the automatic execution of waptdeploy. Officescan had blocked the installation from a temporary directory. I've never found the right way to exclude waptagent on the Trend server; when I manually install the agent, I have to unload Officescan before starting.