Re: for distribution of setup
- From: "Heejae Lee [MSFT]" <heejael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 08:38:59 -0700
Silent installation is available for many Microsoft products using command
line option like /q. Did you try any of command line options?
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Thanks,
Heejae Lee [MSFT]
SMS Extreme Team/SDET
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"GillRilla" <leeg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have tackled this problem in a brutish way:
From sysinternals.com i downloaded a utility called pskill.exe and
pslist.exe
From a command prompt, run pslist -t -s
This will show the processes running.
Now in a different command window, run your exe and check the pslist
window to find out the NAME of the process that is controlling the
Agreement box. Write that name down.
In your installation script, you can do something like this:
@echo off
mystupidprogram.exe
pskill mystupidprogram's_agreementbox
The mystupidprogram's_agreementbox is the process that launches the
Agreement dialog box you recorded above.
Hope this wasn't too confusing..
Gill
Using a script to install the .exe I would wait
"shareef909" <shareef909@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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It all depends on the program.....
I always try to extract the exe when possible.....sometimes you find a
msi
inside.
Which program are you trying to install?
"Faisal" wrote:
i have some microsoft components in exe format. when i execute it, it
ask for
agreement. I want to distribute throught sms without user intervention.
How
can i do?
Also there is a setup program which ask for the destination directory
and
some other thing. How can i install without user intervention. the setup
doesn't have an answer file by default.
.
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