Hi all,

i`ve made an correctly silent installation of Nero 6.x.

Now i d`like to install the Nero Burning Rights, but it doesent works silent.

Can anybody helps me?

Thanks a lot!

Here's what I use:

setup.exe /silent /nocancel /nolicense /burnrights:all /noreboot /no_ui

Here's what I use:

setup.exe /silent /nocancel /nolicense /burnrights:all /noreboot /no_ui

And for nero group only?

Thanks,

it works very fine.

Greets from Switzerland.

And for nero group only?

from NeroBurnRights_eng.chm (into Nero BurnRights\NeroBurnRights if you have the CD):

/burnrights:admin

only members of the administrator group can burn

/burnrights:all

all users which are declared on this local system will be able to burn

/burnrights:group=<any groupname>

only members of the administrator group and the selected group will be able to burn

NOTE:

If there is a blank in the name of the group you have set quotation marks in the beginning and the end.

e.g.

"/burnrights:group=nero burngroup"

Also, if you want to change it:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ahead\Nero BurnRights

Add a new string (REG_SZ) entry.

Name it:

ModNeroGroupName

And enter the requested groupname.

Now start Nero BurnRights. Now the entered name will be taken over.

Here's what I use:

setup.exe /silent /nocancel /nolicense /burnrights:all /noreboot /no_ui

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

is it for the Setup.exe of nero .. or nerobruningrights.exe (or however its named) ?

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Ist das für die Setup.exe vom Nero selber, oder für die Installationsdatei von nero Burning Rights??

unpak NeroBurnRightsInstaller.exe

Hi !

Unfortunately, this does not work for Nero 7 anymore. The complete installer includes version 2 of BurnRights but I found no way to tell the installer to set burn rights for all users. I tried with the BURNRIGHTS=ALL property any a bunch of others but it does not seem to work.

I then tried to track registry changes when setting burn rights after installation but those did not work either on the next silent install ...

This "all in one Nero 7 installfile" is not the best approach I guess

BYe,

Alex