PSADT 4.1.6 Copy-ADTFileToUserProfiles EXAMPLE 3 Syntax Error

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Destination "MyApp" must -Destination "MyApp"

The idea is good, but I don't think it's a good idea to install per user. I haven't investigated it further. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding it

With a per-user installation, you only need the values ​​for that user and not for the others (default user, admin accounts).

I wouldn't use the Copy-ADTFileToUserProfiles function even with the parameters "-ExcludeDefaultUser -ContinueFileCopyOnError". It doesn't have the right to set values ​​for users with admin rights. My primary concern is simply to prevent errors from appearing in the log

[Install] :: Failed to modify the registry hive for User [Domain\ClientAdminUser] with SID [S-1-5-21-1324208-841832012-1246845465-47433]
InnerException        : System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): Zugriff verweigert
-C:\Users\ClientAdminUser\NTUSER.DAT

in Script

$MyUserSource=$($adtSession.DirFiles)+'\DE\*'
Copy-ADTFileToUserProfiles -Path $MyUserSource -Destination 'AppData\Roaming' -Recurse -ExcludeDefaultUser -ContinueFileCopyOnError

Success
[Install] :: Copying path [C:\Temp\100900-Geberit-Proplanner2025R2 5.8.11000 EN 4.1.6\Files\DE\*] to C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming:	Copy-ADTFileToUserProfiles	28.10.2025 17:30:36	4100 (0x1004)
[Install] :: Copying file(s) recursively in path [C:\Temp\100900-Geberit-Proplanner2025R2 5.8.11000 EN 4.1.6\Files\DE\*] to destination [C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming].	Copy-ADTFile	28.10.2025 17:30:36	4100 (0x1004)
[Install] :: File copy completed successfully.	Copy-ADTFile	28.10.2025 17:30:36	4100 (0x1004)

The parameter "-UserProfiles <UserProfile" would require listing all administrators – pointless.

It would be advantageous to use onlyLoginUser so that the process only occurs with that user.

I still need to download and configure version 4.1.7.

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I can't offer any advice on your dilema, but I do have a suggestion on your $MyUserSource path
Instead of constructing as you have done with the variable \ + \ single quote \ sub-path \ single quote, why not wrap it all in double quotes like this?:

$MyUserSource="$($adtSession.DirFiles)\DE\*"
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Thanks Scott, but that doesn't work anymore, so I'm putting it together like this
before 4.1.5 "$($adtSession.DirFiles)\DE\response.varfile"
away 4.1.5 $($adtSession.DirFiles)+'