Silent unattended uninstall switches for vmtools? - Server Fault Looking for the NON-MSIEXEC totally silent uninstall switches for vmtools I know the silent install is VMware-tools--x86_64 exe s v qn I just need the uninstall, I feel like it would be simila
windows - Silent Install of MSI - Server Fault Examples: msiexec package Application msi quiet msiexec uninstall Application msi quiet msiexec update msipatch msp quiet msiexec uninstall msipatch msp package Application msi quiet Note The equivalent Windows Installer Command-Line Option is qn msiexec run this command to find more information about the installation options
Is there anyway to get msiexec to echo to stdout instead of logging to . . . At the command line interface level, you can also set logging to flush its buffer immediately to file by adding the ! parameter: msiexec exe I "IsWiX msi" QN L*V! "C:\msilog log" This means the log file is written continuously so no log buffer is lost if msiexec exe crashes The cost is a significantly slower installer due to the IO overhead
Install . msi from script, detect when install is done I'm trying to make an install script I want to install an msi file, Python, and then install other things after Python is installed I already see how to do a command-line install However, msiexec
windows - When running silent uninstalls of MSIs, how do you know when . . . 4 If you have a msi you want to uninstall from the command line, doing MsiExec exe qn X{26A24AE4-039D-4CA4-87B4-2F83217045F0} norestart for instance, returns immediately But msiexec exe is running for some amount of time, maybe for minutes So if I'm scripting around this to want to then do an install - how do I know if it's done?
Is it possible to disable msiexec help GUI? - Server Fault I'm automating unattended retrieval amp; installation of specified msi packages with a powershell script but if the command is invoked with syntax errors the msiexec will wait indefinitely for an
How can I speed up MSI package install and uninstall? The most recent update to Windows Installer at the time of writing, Windows Installer 5 (available on Windows Server 2012, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7), features a new property MSIFASTINSTALL which can be used to speed up the installation of a large MSI package See the link above for valid values I would suggest 3 for no restore point, and only FileCosting (the process of
How to install an MSI package from a command prompt msiexec exe is the command-line program to install and uninstall MSI files For automating it, I suggest WPKG which allows you to automate software installation, including MSIs To fill in the values, I think you'll need to create a MST file, which can be done with several tools, including InstEd or Orca, then specify it on the command line with TRANSFORMS=package mst
logging - Does AppEnforce. log really log the context used for . . . When msiexec is run by the the client, the following entry is shown in AppEnforce log: Executing Command line: "C:\WINDOWS\system32\msiexec exe" i "AppleApplicationSupport msi" qn with user context This is strange since I've selected "Install for system" Googling reveals some speculation that the logging is incorrect: