
Looking through the logs, its the exact same error/exit code, but.
ERROR CODE 1618 MSI INSTALL
Run the ESET installer and follow the instructions based on your method below to change. Ever since we upgraded to 16076 and now 1610 (with hotfixes) our task sequences have had some odd problems.I have 4 applications which install at the very end of my task sequence, and the last one (MS Office with a custom MSP) always fails and sleuthing returns me an MSI exit code of 1618 (in appenforce log) and the task sequence will often fail with 80004005.

If you still receive the error, create the following three folders directly on the C: Drive: ESET Security, ESET Modules, and ESET Data. Fast forward to today, and the failure rate is back again. SOLUTION: Right-click the ESET installer file, click Run as Administrator, and then follow the installation wizard. All machines completed successfully (and the problem app was installed in most cases). I haven’t changed anything in AppDeployToolkitConfig. As a test, I enabled the 'Continue on error' checkbox on the affected app, and we ran testing again. If a msiexec.exe process is present in the Task Manager, an installation is running. 1618 ERRORINSTALLALREADYRUNNING 1618, // Another installation is in progress. If I remove that line, script exits with an error code of 0. Start Task Manager and make sure no msiexec.exe process is running msiexec is the process of Windows installer. If I use that line, the script exits with an error code of 1618. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Analytics'. When this message goes away, you may continue working as normal." -Icon Information -Timeout 60 Cookie Duur Omschrijving cookielawinfo-checbox-analytics: 11 months: This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. Show-InstallationPrompt -Message "The Microsoft Office cleanup process will complete shortly. Here’s the code I’m using for that (everything is the default language from the script template except for the Show-InstallationPrompt line): # Display a message at the end of the install For the logged-in users, I’d like to display a notification at the end of the script that says something like “Hey, the install is finished, so you can go ahead and start using your Office applications again”. We’re going to run this both when users are and are not logged in.

msi file is in a subfolder, the task will fail with exit code 1619.
ERROR CODE 1618 MSI SOFTWARE
Everything works great with the exception of my last step. When delivering a Software Management policy or task, using 'msiexec' and the. I’m to the point where I’ve tested the script by installing it manually and via SCCM.

The OS we’re running is Windows 7 64-bit.
ERROR CODE 1618 MSI UPGRADE
I’m using the PowerShell Toolkit to clean up the Microsoft Office environment on some computers (remove old versions of Office, upgrade to Office 365, etc.).
