It's a bit tricky. The switch is <Silent> but of course those <,> are redirect switches in batch files. This seems to work: "dmc-r10.exe" "<Silent>"But you have to taskkill it afterwards.
Ok forget the renaming and use quotes like mazin already mentioned. The setup expects the exact name of the msi file. Sorry for the confusion. start /wait "%systemdrive%\install\Applications\sav\Symantec AntiVirus.msi" /qn RUNLIVEUPDATE=0 REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS
That error is definately caused by the space in the name as you can see in the screenshot. "sav\Symantec" Rename the MSI file to SAV.msi or something and try again.
Since VMWare emulates special hardware it wouldn't be that clean. But it's worth a try. And you don't need to install the VMWare tools in the first place.
Hmm Crusher's way will f+ck up IE and OE. There is a commandline regeditor at www.resplendence.com that can search and replace. RRC search /text="%%ProgramFiles%%" /replace="C:\Program Files" /data /nopromptThen change the registry value like mentioned before [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion]"ProgramFilesDir"="d:\\Program Files""ProgramFilesPath"="d:\\Program Files" OR BACK TO %ProgramFiles% ??"CommonFilesDir"="d:\\Program Files\\Common"
Congrats burning snow. I was wondering who would see it first (But the flashing screen is really a "Scanning..." please wait message) USSF basically calls PEiD (Helper.bin) to identify the installer type and reports available switches accordingly. So no l33t programming skillz on my side. Later today i will update USSF to support handling files via commandline. So you can call it from batch files or the context menu.
The small flashing screen is just a "Please wait..." screen. And yes the program is mainly intended for beginners cause the pros can tell the switches by just looking at the installer icon
This is a little program that can automatically determine which silent switches can be used with a setup file. It uses PEiD which can be found here. Put the PEiD.exe in same folder as USSF.exe Start USSF.exe and select the setup exe file. Hopefully it will tell you which switches to use -17.02.05 small update since helper.bin download didn't work anymore- USSF.exe USSF.au3 USSF.exe USSF.au3
Um blöden Kommentaren aus dem Weg zu gehen (wie diesem ), würde ich deutschen Antworten auch gleich eine Übersetzung anfügen. Two avoid angry comments i would also add an english translation to non-english answers. greetZ
You could enter wmic cpu >c:\cpuinfo.txt at the cmd prompt to get the processor properties or use "find" with it in a batch. I'm not quite sure which attribute distinguishes a SP from a MP (probably two processor entries ) but it's worth a try.
To test with minimal delay do the following: Create a dummy batch that calls your main batch and insert a "pause" before that. Let the setup run to that point a make a snapshot (in VMWare). You can now edit your main batch or perform other tasks via Shift+F10 which opens a second cmd window. To copy new files to your disk you could create an iso image with e.g. UltraIso and mount that image as a second cdrom.