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Create Another Deployment Type, repeat steps 2 – 7 above, with the following changes:.

In my case, I left this blank since my target machines have everything needed.

If you’re running Windows 7, read the base requirements for things like.

If you’re deploying to Windows 10, take this moment to stretch and yawn.

Maximum allowed run time = 60 (if it takes this long or longer, buy new hardware).

Installation program visibility = Hidden.

Logon requirement = Whether or not a user is logged on.

Installation behavior = Install for system.

Operator = “Greater than or equal to” / Value = “1.0” (without quotes).

Select the lower radio button (“This registry setting must satisfy the following…”)

Value = “DisplayVersion” (without quotes) ( yes, that is a rather funky GUID-ish key name) Key = SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\_is1 “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft VS Code\unins000.exe” /SILENT Place cursor in the “Uninstall program” box and paste in:.“VSCodeSetup-stable.exe /VERYSILENT /NORESTART” Place cursor in the same box as the filename, at the very end, append ” /VERYSILENT /NORESTART”.Select “VSCodeSetup-stable.exe” using the Browse button (refer to Mike Robbins’ info about command-line options: link).Manually specify the deployment type information.Type = “Script Installer” (relax, no scripting will be required).Create new Deployment Type (click “Add”).Fill-in properties (name, publisher, version, etc.) For my example “Visual Studio Code with Git”, “Microsoft” and “1.0”.Manually specify the application information.Two (2) Deployment Types: One for Visual Studio Code, and the other for Git.This particular deployment will involve:.The VS Code install is 32-bit, while the Git extension is 64-bit (it’s based on the host operating system, not the VSCode instance).You can accomplish this several other ways as well, including Chocolatey and scripting, if you prefer.Place both downloads in a common folder for this procedure.Git 2.8.1 extension (32 or 64 bit, I chose 64-bit, and so should you).

System Center Configuration Manager Current Branch.