Using the LastPass app for your iPhone or another iOS device differs from using the LastPass browser extension although, the Android app is similar. The iPhone 4S, 5, 6, 6+, 7, 7+ are compatible with the app as is the 5th-generation iPod Touch and iPad 2, 3, 4, Mini, Air, and Air Pro. This is being installed on Windows 10 desktops.Your device must run iOS 10.0 or greater to use the iOS app. I should also mention that -help did not work on the EXE from the downloads page.ĭoes anyone know if this is a new thing? Is this how LastPass is doing things from now on? Or am I missing a location where I could get the right EXE? I tested it out on a test computer and it worked perfectly, it's the latest version (4.29) and I was able to install silently.
What's even more strange is I found it (an EXE) on. I don't even have admin access to our Enterprise account. I found this documentat from LastPass that says you will need to download an MSI from the Admin Console to silently install, but I found it odd since we've never had to do this. The main issue is that no matter what commands I try, the EXE does not install silently. I can't find anywhere else to download the installer. The universal installer I downloaded today is just called LastpassInstaller.exe, but I think there should be a 64 bit version and maybe even a 32 bit. I'm only trying to download the extensions for Chrome and IE. Lastpass_圆4.exe -si -userinstallie -userinstallchrome -installforallusers We've downloaded the Universal Windows Installer and used the following command in SCCM to push to several clients and install silently: We used to be able to do it all the time via SCCM, using the executable installed directly from the Lastpass downloads page.
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