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Edit the User Account Control: Detect application installations and prompt for elevation policy to Define this policy settingas Disabled.

Edit the Devices: Prevent users from installing printer drivers policy to Define this policy setting as Disabled.

Expand Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options.

Choose Enabled, and click Show to add the VNC Printer Driver GUID: 4658ee7e-f050-11d1-b6bd-00c04fa372a7.

#Vnc connect via cloud install#

Edit the Allow non-administrators to install drivers for these device setup classes policy setting.

In Group Policy Management Editor, expand Computer Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > System > Driver Installation.

VNC Printer Driver is a required component for VNC Server if connected users will print to local printers. It is not possible to add a transform once the package has been created. *If you need to create a transform, do so on the Modifications tab of the Properties dialog before creating the package. When you have created the package in accordance with the instructions below, add users or computers to the GPO and link it to an appropriate Organizational Unit. Create a new package for either users or computers and assign the appropriate versions of the VNC Server MSI to it. To deploy VNC Server, create a new GPO in the standard way, using Group Policy Management Editor.

The VNC Mirror Driver (Windows 8 and earlier only) and VNC Printer Driver components must always be deployed to computers (that is, using the Computer Configuration section of Group Policy Management Editor), since these too are system-wide services.

VNC Server in Service Mode, however, is available to any user on the computer, since it is a system-wide service. VNC Server in User Mode is available just to those users.If you choose to deploy to users, then once VNC Server is installed on a particular computer: You can choose to deploy VNC Server and VNC Viewer to computers, to users, or to both in the standard way for a GPO.

#Vnc connect via cloud license key#

installs VNC Server 7.x silently and without restarting, and simultaneously applies the offline license key to VNC Server. It is also possible to set properties directly on the command line. For example, running the following command at an Administrator Command Prompt:

#Vnc connect via cloud update#

installs VNC Server silently and without restarting, and simultaneously applies a transform to configure VNC Server, perhaps by applying an offline license or disabling automatic update checks. Msiexec /i '.msi' transforms='vnc.mst' /qn For example, running the following command at an Administrator Command Prompt: You can use msiexec to install VNC Server and VNC Viewer.

Download the MSI installers for VNC Server and/or VNC Viewer.

VNC Viewer does not support licensing as part of MSI deployment. *You can only license VNC Server as part of the deployment process if you have a subscription that includes offline licensing. You can remotely deploy to target Windows computers using any suitable tool, for example SCCM or Group Policy. VNC Server and VNC Viewer are available as separate MSIs, in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.