Datalore Posted April 10, 2004 Posted April 10, 2004 It's when you start an installer with a special switch (i.e. /q) which supresses any visual output and usually allows you to specify default options you want installed. It's extremely handy for unattended cd's.
Datalore Posted April 10, 2004 Posted April 10, 2004 Have you ever wanted a Windows XP CD that would install Windows XP by automatically putting in your name, product key, timezone and regional settings? Followed by silently installing all your favourite applications along with DirectX 9, .Net Framework and then all the Pre-SP2 hotfixes, updated drivers, registry tweaks, and a readily patched UXTheme.dll without any user interaction whatsoever? Then this guide will show you how you can do just that!Official Unattended XP CD Guide
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