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Hey, we have used other switches before, but not the "/O" switch.

In the command

NAVSetup.exe /O REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qb

which is run to make it install silently, what is the function of the "/O" switch ?


Posted

HELLO snakesnake,

YOUR BATCH IS :

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4. batch file

here is the batch for the silent install

CLS

@echo off

ECHO.

REGEDIT /S %systemdrive%\Install\NAV2005\navreg.reg

ECHO.

start /wait %systemdrive%\Install\NAV2005\NAVSetup.exe /O REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qb

ECHO.

taskkill.exe /F /IM symlcsvc.exe

CCPD-LC.exe

del "%systemdrive%\WINDOWS\system32\CCPD-LC.exe"

EXIT

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I MODIFIED TO :

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CLS

@echo off

ECHO.

REGEDIT /S %systemdrive%\Install\NAV2005\navreg.reg *** INCHANGED

ECHO.

REM taskkill.exe /F /IM symlcsvc.exe *** NOT USED

CCPD-LC.exe *** SECOND

del "%systemdrive%\WINDOWS\system32\CCPD-LC.exe" *** THIRD

ECHO.

start /wait %systemdrive%\Install\NAV2005\NAVSetup.exe /O REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qb *** BECAME FOURTH

EXIT

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I assume that is very clear !

:realmad:

This Method is machine specific, therefore can not be used for other machine

:realmad:

:D HAVE A NICE DAY

Posted
This Method is machine specific, therefore can not be used for other machine.

Is there a method that would work on every machine?

Posted

Can someone please confirm, In regards to the Computer name that is automatically generated at install, will it be exactly the same the next time a fresh install is done? I ask this in reference to the files that are copied over for pre activation

Of course the pre activated files are only valid for your machine !

So with that in mind will I have to instruct my computer to have a set name or will it automatically generate the same name next time?

Posted
Can someone please confirm, In regards to the Computer name that is automatically generated at install, will it be exactly the same the next time a fresh install is done? I ask this in reference to the files that are copied over for pre activation

Of course the pre activated files are only valid for your machine !

So with that in mind will I have to instruct my computer to have a set name or will it automatically generate the same name next time?

i don't think the activation files uses the computer name

i tried my method first in vmware (vmware gives an other name to my computer) with the activation files of my "real" computer, and it worked

anyway, you can set a computer name in your unattend.txt (winnt and winnt32.sif)

Posted
Can you Guys make a final post of what do do?

i am confused :(

tks in advance  :thumbup

i didn't tried ALiAS_2004's method, he says it works

so choose, his methor or mine

both seems to work

Posted
i didn't tried ALiAS_2004's method, he says it works

so choose, his methor or mine

both seems to work

do both work for ALL machines?

I need to be able to install this program on ANY computer.

can that work?

Posted
i didn't tried ALiAS_2004's method, he says it works

so choose, his methor or mine

both seems to work

do both work for ALL machines?

I need to be able to install this program on ANY computer.

can that work?

of course not !

the activation files you put in the sfx archive are specific to your machine

Posted

Well then, that being so, I'd make this cautionary note:

Please don't use switches, until you know exactly WHAT each one does.

I've been seeing "/O" for norton products, and "/W" for winrar installs being bandied about in the last few days. In both of these cases, these switches have no function, and its better to not use it - since using an unknown switch/tweak can cause more negatives than not using one.

No offense towards anybody, that's just a friendly cautionary piece. :)
Posted

When I tried to install NIS 2004 silently, it didn't work with just

REBOOT=ReallySuppress /qb, so I looked at the file with a hexeditor and found the /O swith.

That made it silent, but I don't know what else it does.... :rolleyes:

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