I have a project coming up next weekend in fact (April 24th - 27th) where 400 machines need an application installed. My workplace is a hospital so it's a 24/7/365 environment and this app impacts patient care. Thus, my anxiety that ME won't push this successfully. 

With that in mind I'm using three separate batch files that each serve a separate purpose -- one copies all the software files to the local computer from a NAS share. The 2nd .bat file uninstalls the existing version of the software. the 3rd .bat file installs the new software.

Finally I use a single script (another .bat file) to call each of those three in the proper order. 

I call it my "copycaller" script. (it copies and then it calls, seems to make sense to me)

That copycaller script if you drop it on the C drive of any computer and then launch it by using RDP it runs perfectly fine -- no errors no issues. The application installs and I log in and test it with success.

So point is these scripts are working. 

When I drop that "copycall.bat" file into the script repository on Endpoint Central / Manage Engine and then set my configuration to deploy it to a test workstation.

It will run and it even gives the green "success" indication -- but its only half installing the application. It never installs the main portion of the client software.

I can't figure out why its doing that.

Again. My only issue left with the scripting is it doesn't work with Manage Engine pushing it out. 

Very frustrating, because I just need ME to be the delivery tool to get it to my 400 machines that's it. The "complicated" part is done -- writing the scripts. I would have thought ME pushing it out would be straight forward. 

At any rate appreciate any insight on advice any can provide in a timely fashion.

Thanks.

Tom