Hello - I must be missing something simple as I am totally unable to create packages and deploy them to our Creative Cloud for Team members.
From the reading I have done, the following seems to be correct, but I have had no success.
Create Package:
1. Clean install Windows 7 64-bit Sp1 on new hard drive.
2. Create local administrator on machine named "Builder" and Logon to Builder.
3. Logon to Creative Cloud as Team administrator, download and install CCP and logon as Team administrator
4. Cache preference set to default C:\Users\Builder\AppData\Local\Adobe\CCP\
5. Package details set to: name=Image; Save=C:\Users\Builder\Downloads\AdobeCloud; Named Licensing; 32-bit
6. Package configurations set to: Disable desktop app; ignore conflicts; disable update mgr; enable remote update; deploy to default directory
7. Select English (North America), Select Apps: Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Acrobat, Flash, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop
8. Packager starts at 7:25pm and completes with no error messages at 9:15pm (roughly 2hrs).
9. Image folder is about 5GB in size; Copy image folder to the \\NAS\ClientApps\Adobe folder on a network attached storage device.
Deploy Package:
1. Clean install Windows 7 64-bit Sp1 on new hard drive.
2. Create local administrator on machine named "Builder" and Logon.
3. Run a cmd session as administrator; map \\NAS\ClientApps to Z: drive, change directory to Z:\Adobe\Image\Exceptions
4. From cmd line execute ExceptionDeployer --workflow=install --mode=pre; completed without error displayed
5. Verified Adobe Acrobat XI Pro installed using control panel uninstall/change program
6. From windows explorer, navigate to \\NAS\ClientApps\Adobe\Image\Build and Run setup.exe as administrator
7. Progress bar gets just past half way, rolls back to no progress, and setup exits without error displayed
8. Verified no additional Adobe apps are installed.
9. Trying to run Acrobat causes an error message requesting an uninstall and reinstall Acrobat.
Any help would be much appreciated, as I am sure it is something simple I have overlooked.
Thank you,
Keith