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No buddy. I didn't forget that. Here's what the help file says. Hope this helps.

Ah! Now I know what Tarma Installer is. I got it earlier, but I haven't tried it yet.

I tried that months ago, but it didn't work. Yes your buddies will be listed, but you cant contact them.

I think there is a way to do that.. I will check the documentation of setup factory when I get home.

Never heard of that.. But keep in mind that not all installers support silent installation.

Oh well.. The switches I gave you is for the password. But if your installer is not requiring a password, you don't need it. Do you have a link for the software so I can try it?

Hello again. Yes. That is absoulutely true. Some guides say that it is cASe sEnsItiVe, but it's not (at least for now. I'm not sure about the really old InstallShield built softwares). That also applies for the /s. It can be /s, /S, -s or -S. It doesn't really matter. Hmmm.. I wish I could help you on that, but I'm not really familiar with that switch. Most of my softwares record the serial in the setup.iss. But if I'm not mistaken, the /m1 switch is for SMS. I don't know the software that you're trying to install, and I can't test it becuase I don't have it. Anyways, there is a BIG difference between a serial number and a password. Are you sure that your software is asking for a serial number and not a password? There are some developers that use passwords instead of serial numbers. The password is only used in the setup, and not used by the program. It's is similar to the passwords of some SFX installers (I'm sure you're familiar with those). If you're software is asking for a password, it will not be recorded to your setup.iss. I'm not sure if this will help, but it won't hurt if you'll try using this command: start /w setup.exe /p"xxxxxxxx" /s There are cases when /s doesn't work alone. You have to use /f1 start /w setup.exe /p"xxxxxxxx" /s /f1"path_of_your_setup.iss"

Hmm.. I have to try that. That's new to me.

This is what I normally do. Before I install the software that has potential to be in my UA, I install it silently on my current system first. But of course, I can't do it on InstallShield softwares that uses the InstallScript technology because I have to do the record mode installation first.

Hello Tinywoods. How do you install your software? Does it ask for user information during normal installation? Because everying you do and enter during the record mode (installation using the /r switch) should be recorded to your setup.iss.

Hello MageJubi. I'm sorry to hear that the switch is not working for you. Which version are you trying to install?

Yes this is a great software. I use this too.

I use notepad2 also. It's one of the best notepad replacement out there.

Hmm.. Thats an easier way. Which particular tool is it?

I don't know about the setup.exe in the programfiles, but I use the extracted exe in my %temp% folder when I run the original installer. I guess their're just about the same. And it's smaller than the original.

@durex That's why I asked him if he is using the original installer. Becuase if it is repacked, there is a posibility that the repacker didn't use Winrar to repack the software. @taitasoft Durex is correct. The installer is usually sfx. So if you can't install the software properly, repack it yourself using winrar!

I also made my script for this softwre months ago. Feel free to try it. ISO_Buster.au3

Dude, are you using the original installer? Or a repacked one? Because the original installer should work without a problem if you use /s

Of course. Becuase you are using switches for msi's.

In my experience, setup.iss doesn't accept system variables. So %systemdrive% will not work. Try using a specific path. And if you delete the szDir, your setup will probably fail. I'm not 100% sure about this, so please correct me if I'm wrong.

Hey buddy! You're back!

Whoa! I don't know anything about unix! I think I'm not even born when it first started. But I really want to learn.

Try that. It can be a solution. But I think it will still reboot if you use only /qb.

How big is the size of the AIP? Is it smaller than the original installer?

additional info for you police_happy. rmdir and rd does the same thing.