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nano_e_t_42019-10-28 16:35:04
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nano_e_t_4, 2019-10-28 16:35:04

How to install the application?

Hello everyone
Tell me who knows. There is an application installer, in the form of an exe. You need to run the exe file and install the application from the command line (or from powershell). but the problem is that when you run the exe file from the console, it opens the GUI, in which you need to click next to start the installation process (the silence arguments do not work, it still starts the GUI)
Question: is it possible to click powershell next and install app?

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Artem @Jump, 2019-10-28
@nano_e_t_4

There are two options - crutch and complex.
For tracking, I usually use Russinovich's utilities, although there are programs such as Ashampoo UnInstaller, Revo Uninstaller, etc.
If the application is not extremely complex like VisualStudio or MS Office, then usually everything is not so complicated there.
The main actions that the installer does are copy files to the right place (user profile, and program files), prescribe parameters in the registry, possibly register some libraries.

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sergey, 2019-10-28
kuzmin @sergueik

msiexec.exe command-line options
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/c...
options
/qn
Prevent the display of the user interface.
/qb
Display the main user interface.
/qr
Display a reduced user interface with a modal dialog at the end of the installation.
/qf
Display the full user interface with a modal dialog at the end.
/qn+
Prevents displaying the user interface except for displaying a modal dialog box at the end.
/qb+
Display the main user interface with a modal dialog at the end.
/qb -
Display the main user interface without modal dialogs.
Remarks
The /qb+- option is not a supported user interface level. When the user cancels the installation, the modal window is not displayed.

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