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With Update 101 I decided to switch from using the extracted.MSI to using the EXE provided by Oracle. With u101, and previous versions, I deploy it via a task sequence that first uninstalls any version of Java that it can find before running a compiledwrapper that installs x86 Java on 32-bit systems and both x64 & x86 on 64-bit systems. I'm installing using this command line:jre-8u101-windows-i586.exe /s AUTOUPDATE=0 NOSTARTMENU=1 OEMUPDATE=0 WEBJAVA=1 WEBJAVASECURITYLEVEL=H INSTALLSILENT=1 REBOOT=0 SPONSORS=0 EULA=0 WEBANALYTICS=0 /l.v 'C:ProgramDataEIEIOInstallation LogsOracle Corporation Java 8 Update 1018.0.1010.13 x86 - Install.log'If I deploy to a system selected at random, the Java installation reports success, but Java is not installed, nor do I have a log file. I've looked in the temp folders as well.If I run my same wrapper manually on the same system, it installs, and I have a log file. If I then, on the same system, rerun the task sequence - remember, it uninstalls Java first - it installs successfully.What would make it behave this way?

I have a separate step in my task sequence that removes Java.I am not using a java.settings.cfg file. Maybe I should.If you are going to use the.exe to deploy, I would definitely use the java.settings.cfg file. Also, if you are using a different program in your deployment to remove old versions, that may be what is causing your initial install attempt to break.Try running your install again on a fresh computer (or a computer that you manually remove Java on) without your uninstallation step and see if you get different results. I have tried deploying using a config file, but I'm having the same problem. The java installer exits with 0, but I don't get the log file I requested on the command line, and Java is not installed, nor has the existing version of Java been removed(I added REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1 to my cfg file).I've since discovered jusched.log. If you are using the MSI to install create the following folders in the same directory that the MSI package sits.CommonAppDataOracleJava and in the Java folder create a blank file named javava.settings.cfg.Then you have to edit the MSI package to add new lines to the MSI Database (I use Instead! I'm trying to install 8.111 with this in SCCM and keep getting a.cfg errorjre-8u111-windows-i586.exe INSTALLCFG=java.settings.cfgThese are in the same cache folder, so not sure what's up.

Here is what the file looks likeINSTALLSILENT=EnableAUTOUPDATE=DisableEULA=DisableREBOOT=DisableNOSTARTMENU=EnableREMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1This is what I use for manual installs'cmps-vmsccmSoftwareJava8.111jre-8u111-windows-i586.exe' INSTALLSILENT=Enable AUTOUPDATE=Disable REBOOT=Disable REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1. I'm trying to install 8.111 with this in SCCM and keep getting a.cfg errorjre-8u111-windows-i586.exe INSTALLCFG=java.settings.cfgThese are in the same cache folder, so not sure what's up.

Here is what the file looks likeINSTALLSILENT=EnableAUTOUPDATE=DisableEULA=DisableREBOOT=DisableNOSTARTMENU=EnableREMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1This is what I use for manual installs'cmps-vmsccmSoftwareJava8.111jre-8u111-windows-i586.exe' INSTALLSILENT=Enable AUTOUPDATE=Disable REBOOT=Disable REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1I'm pushing out with SCCM (trying to integrate with SCUP atm). I extract the MSI first so no need for a cfg file. For me the MSI seems far more 'pure' and successful way of rolling out any application rather than sendingout a package for an executable. Test machines were not removing older versions withREMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1 switch. Eventually found this slightly different switchREMOVEOLDERJRES=1 on Java page here httttttttp://docs.oracle.com/javacomponents/msi-jre8/install-guide/configmsi.htm#msisampleconfigfile.Not sure if one is for the exe and one for the msi but they are confusingly similar.Final command line looks something like this rather prolonged affair:msiexec /i '%dp0jre1.8.0121.msi' JU=0 JAVAUPDATE=0 REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1 REMOVEOLDERJRES=1 AUTOUPDATECHECK=0 RebootYesNo=No WEBJAVA=1 WEBJAVASECURITYLEVEL=H /L.v C:JRE8Update.log /q.