Deploy Via PowerShell Script

FOR INSTALL:

1. Go to Settings > Account Configuration as shown below and
2. Generate 72-hour link as shown below by clicking on Create next to the operating system installed on your computer 

1. Host the URL yourself through Sharepoint, Box, etc. 
2. Edit Line 3 in PS1 Script that is provided below to have this URL within the Quotes as shown below
3. Load script on the machine however you wish (Group Policy, RMM, Remote Powershell, etc.)
4. Run PS1 script with admin-level permissions. We will verify that we have Admin level permission before downloading and attempting to install MSI. 
5. A blue dialog box will display with a simple message and close when complete. 

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//P1 PowerShell script

$AGENT_INSTALLER_URL = ""
#--- Modify Below This Line At Your Own Risk ------------------------------
$AGENT_INSTALLER_Name_Split = $AGENT_INSTALLER_URL -Split ("com/")
$AGENT_INSTALLER_Name_Split2 = $AGENT_INSTALLER_Name_Split[1] -Split("/")
$AGENT_INSTALLER_Name_Split3 = $AGENT_INSTALLER_Name_Split2[1] -Split("/")
$AGENT_INSTALLER_Name = $AGENT_INSTALLER_Name_Split3 -split(".msi")
$TimeStamp = $(Get-Date -UFormat %s)
$Folder = New-Item -Path "C:\windows\Temp\" -Name "$TimeStamp" -ItemType "directory"
$AGENT_INSTALLER_PATH = "C:\windows\Temp\$($TimeStamp)\$($AGENT_INSTALLER_Name[0]).msi"
Function DownloadAgentInstaller()
{
    (New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile("${AGENT_INSTALLER_URL}", "${AGENT_INSTALLER_PATH}")
}
DownloadAgentInstaller
$output = $AGENT_INSTALLER_PATH
msiexec /i $output /quiet /l*v C:\windows\Temp\msiexec$($TimeStamp).log
Start-Sleep -Seconds 60
remove-item $output -force

//make sure to disable ThreatLocker for powershell

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FOR DEBUG: 

%temp%\MSIEXEC.log will show you a verbose MSI install log to debug an install, if necessary. This is separated out by install time with a timestamp.

SC QUERY SVCTCOM is the service verification on whether or not it's running.