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Issue Installing Slipstreamed Acrobat (Pro & Standard)

Good Afternoon -

 

A few days ago, I slipstreamed both (Pro & Standard) of our Acrobat X installation files for deployment with SCCM.  After deployment failed, I looked up things in the event log, researched solutions, and slipstreamed again.  Still... same error - even when running from command line & cutting SCCM out altogether.

 

Below is how I did it for each of the two versions.  Please tell me what's wrong...

 

My Acrobat X SlipStream Process

Copied Acrobat 10.x installation files to a folder local to my workstation (C:\10Stan)

  1. Downloaded AcrobatUpd1014.msp from Adobe's Product Update page
  2. Opened a command prompt as admin (running Windows 7 x64) and browsed to C:\10Stan
  3. Ran "msiexec /a AcroStan.msi"  Once opened, clicked Next then entered "C:\XStan" for target path.  Let it finish
  4. Ran "msiexec /a c:\XStan\AcroRead.msi /p AcrobatUpd1014.msp  Once opened, clicked Next, kept default path (C:\XStan) and let it finish
  5. Copied setup.ini from original setup file location to C:\XStan
  6. Ran Acrobat X Customization Wizard and opened AcroStan.msi in C:\XStan
  7. Entered Serial, User, Company, Silent Install, Suppressed Reboot, DIsabled Adobe Online & others on that page
  8. Generated Transform.  Saved as Custom.mst in C:\XStan

 

I copied the XStan folder to a VM with out Gold Image (Win 7 x64), opened a command prompt as admin, and typed the following command: "msiexec /i acrostan.msi TRANSFROMS=Custom.mst /q

 

The installation ran silently for a couple of minutes, but Adobe Icon never showed up.  I checked Event Logs and found the following...

 

Product: Adobe Acrobat X Standard - English, Français, Deutsch -- Error 1334.The file 'adobearmhelper.exe' cannot be installed because the file cannot be found in cabinet file 'Data1.cab'. This could indicate a network error, an error reading from the CD-ROM, or a problem with this package.

 

I researched this error, but found that my process seemed to match what everyone was saying to do...

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

One more thing...  Do I really need to use the Setup.ini from the original installation media?  Previously, I created a setup.ini which was completely empty.  When generating the transform, it added only 2 lines to it.  Below are both files...

 

Setup.ini Created from Blank File + Generating Transform

[Startup]

CmdLine=/sall /rs

 

Original Setup.ini

[Startup]

RequireOS=Windows XP

RequireMSI=3.0

RequireIE=6.0.2600.0

CmdLine=/sl"1033" /sall /rs

 

[Product]

msi=AcroStan.msi

Languages=1033;1031;1036

1033=English (United States)

1031=German (Germany)

1036=French (France)

 

[Windows XP]

PlatformID=2

MajorVersion=5

MinorVersion=1

ServicePackMajor=2

 

[MSI Updater]

Path=WindowsInstaller-KB893803-v2-x86.exe

 

I tried using both for installation, but each gave same erroneous result Image may be NSFW.
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