Hello.
I can not upgrade from 7 version FrontMotion.
Help - About - "Updates disabled by system administrator"
I tried "start as administrator" domain & local administrator. It has no effect.
In GPO I have not found a parameter responsible disable\enable update firefox.
Users work from thinclient on terminal server.
How to fix this?
sorry for bad english.
Upgrade from 7 version on terminal server
Re: Upgrade from 7 version on terminal server
Forgot to specify.
I'm talking about automatic updates.
Or I have to manually install new .msi packet on terminal server?
I'm talking about automatic updates.
Or I have to manually install new .msi packet on terminal server?
Re: Upgrade from 7 version on terminal server
You cannot upgrade through Mozilla's servers because you don't have a Mozilla build of Firefox.
If you push the application out using an .MSI build, you must upgrade the product using subsequent (newer version) .MSI builds.
If you push the application out using an .MSI build, you must upgrade the product using subsequent (newer version) .MSI builds.
Re: Upgrade from 7 version on terminal server
Thank you.
After upgrade to 11.0 I have problem.
Don't work "Save as"
I click "Save as" and nothing happens.
i tried delete downloads.sqlite, but this has no effect
After upgrade to 11.0 I have problem.
Don't work "Save as"
I click "Save as" and nothing happens.
i tried delete downloads.sqlite, but this has no effect
Re: Upgrade from 7 version on terminal server
Does the problem happen using a new profile or is it isolated to the profile that was upgraded from 7? Google "Firefox profile manager" for instructions on how to access & create a new profile for testing purposes.
I would hope that the problem will go away with a new profile, at which point you can just migrate over bookmarks, etc. from the old profile, then delete it.
Sorry, I haven't deployed 11, I'm in the process of readying the ESR release of Firefox 10 for deployment, precisely to avoid profile corruption for as long as possible.
I would hope that the problem will go away with a new profile, at which point you can just migrate over bookmarks, etc. from the old profile, then delete it.
Sorry, I haven't deployed 11, I'm in the process of readying the ESR release of Firefox 10 for deployment, precisely to avoid profile corruption for as long as possible.