Deploying adobe flash player via group policy

When I login to the test computer, I see nothing installed. Adobe Flash To deploy software to computer, we could do assignment. Please try what Marzzie suggest to identify whether the policy was applied when using computer configuration. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:.

Archived Forums. Find the "Adobe Flash" folder you put on your server and select the. Once the panel opens up, go to the Modifications tab and select Add. Locate your Transform and click Ok. The package will now be loaded into MS GPO and you can exit out of the window as it is already saved. From the Adobe Manual:. If this value is set to 0 the default , Flash Player lets a user with admin rights enable or disable notification updates for all accounts on the machine in the Settings Manager.

Standard users, meaning users without admin rights, cannot change this setting for all accounts on the machine. Standard users can enable or disable notification update for their individual account. If this value is set to 1, Flash Player disables notification updates. Note: If this value is set to 1, or if the user disables notification updates, the AutoUpdateInterval, DisableProductDownload , and ProductDisabled options in this section are ignored.

If this is a negative value the default , Flash Player uses the notification update interval value specified in the Settings Manager. If users don't make any changes with the Settings Manager, the default is every 7 days. If this value is set to 0, Flash Player checks for an update every time it starts. If this is a positive value, the value specifies the minimum number of days between update checks.

Deploy Once testing is complete, you can link it to other OU's and deploy the package system wide. Friday, October 7, PM. Thanks for the replies! I never got to solve the problem but I figured out an alternative way to do this by using User Configuration than Computer Configuration. Still don't understand why Computer Configuration would not work. Tuesday, October 11, PM. On the client, use Gpresult to see if the GPO you created gets applied.

You say nothing appears in the client eventvwr, which to me means the gpo does not get applied.. Pls have a look. Proposed as answer by bshwjt Tuesday, October 11, PM. Hello, Read this link. Hi, I am glad to hear that the issue has been resolved by a workground.

This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. Wednesday, October 12, AM. Proposed as answer by bgreen-ims Tuesday, April 23, PM.