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Hello, how can I add msiexec command line options to an MSI file,
using an editor like ORCA? I would like to add the "basic UI" option, -qb-! (thanks to Torgier!). Which table contains these, or do I have to add something? Thanks. |
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You can't. These are command line options, run at the discretion of
the person driving the install. If you want to have a cut down MSI that shows no authored UI you can just get rid of the InstallUIExecute sequence or remove any dialogs actions from it so it goes straight to installexecutesequence when invoked. |
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On Apr 22, 5:46*am, sm_sp...@hotmail.com wrote:
> You can't. These are command line options, run at the discretion of > the person driving the install. If you want to have a cut down MSI > that shows no authored UI you can just get rid of the InstallUIExecute > sequence or remove any dialogs actions from it so it goes straight to > installexecutesequence when invoked. Thanks! Before I tried this, I set up the MSI for software deployment via GPO. I was pleasantly surprised to see Windows display a dialog saying "Installing managed software" while the program was being deployed. All of this happened before the login screen, and had no way for the user to interact and mess it up. I will keep your InstallUIExecute trick handy if needed. Thanks. |
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