Comodo Silent Installation Switches

 

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  1. Comodo Silent Installation Switches Manual
ComodoInstallation
Syntax description of install and uninstall silent deploy switches.

Microsoft Active SetupInnoSetup InstallShield Msi Windows Installer NullSoft (NSIS) Wise (Comodo Program Manager)
The 'shortcut' to each of these installers is located in the PsPadEditorCapaLib'Help/Online Help/vbScript' menu.
Microsoft Active Setup (detailed description):
When running your ComputerJob script to start an installation, some vendors need to apply User Settings in C:Users or in HKCU registry.
If your end users isn't member of the local administrators group (recommended by Microsoft), you are probably using a Management System running with local system account, so you can't write to the end users User Settings.
In order to solve that, you can use Microsoft's Active Setup, that probably isn't supported by your Management System functions, but is 'managed' by the Windows operating system.
InnoSetup (syntax details): FreeWare - Open Source - Creates EXE files.
  • Supports Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP (including x64 editions)
  • Extensive support for installation of 64-bit applications on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. Both the x64 and IA-64 architectures are supported.
  • Multiple platforms (IA-32, x64 and IA-64) in a single binary
  • Prior versions supported Windows NT 3.51 (Before v3.0) and Windows 3.X (Before v1.3)
  • Supports creation of a single EXE to install programs for easy online distribution.
  • Supports disk spanning.
  • Customizable setup types, e.g. Full, Minimal, Custom.
  • Complete uninstall capabilities.
  • Integrated support for “deflate”, bzip2, and 7-Zip LZMA file compression. The installer has the ability to compare file version info, replace in-use files, use shared file counting, register DLL/OCXs and type libraries, and install fonts.
  • Creation of shortcuts, including in the Start Menu and on the desktop.
  • Creation of registry and INI file entries.
  • Integrated Pascal scripting engine.
  • Support for multilingual installs.
  • Support for passworded and encrypted installs.
  • Silent install and uninstall.
  • Full source code is available (Borland Delphi 2.0-5.0).
  • Supports Unicode and right-to-left languages.

InstallShield (syntax details): Subscription - Not Open Source - Creates EXE or MSI

  • InstallShield is primarily used for installing software for Microsoft Windows desktop and server platforms, but it can also be used to manage software applications and packages on a variety of handheld and mobile devices.
  • InstallShield generates an .exe file which can be used on the destination computer in order to install the payloads from the source computer where it was created.
  • It is possible to specify questions, set prerequistes and registry settings that the user will be able to choose at the installation time.

Msi Windows Installer (syntax details): FreeWare - Not Open Source, but Free SDK - Creates MSI
A package describes the installation of one or more full products (Windows Installer does not handle dependencies between products) and is universally identified by a GUID (the PackageCode property). A product is made up of components, grouped into features
Components:
  • Acomponentis the basic unit of a product
  • Each component is treated by Windows Installer as a unit: the install developer cannot, for example, use a condition to specify to install just part of a component.
  • Components can contain files, directories, COM components, registry keys, shortcuts, and other data.
  • The end user does not directly interact with components.
  • Components are identified globally by GUIDs, thus the same component can be shared among several features of the same package or multiple packages, ideally through the use of Merge Modules (although, for this to work correctly, different components should not share any sub-components).
Features:
  • The package author defines the product features. A word-processing program, for example, might provide features for the main program executable, the program's help files, and optional spelling checker and stationery modules.
  • A feature is a hierarchical group of components
  • A feature can contain any number of components and other features (a feature contained in another feature is called a 'subfeature').
  • Many software packages only involve one feature.
  • More complex installation programs usually display a 'custom setup' dialog box at run time, from which the end user can select which features to install or remove.

NullSoft NSIS (syntax details): FreeWare - Open Source zLib license- Creates EXE

  • Script-driven installation system for Microsoft Windows
  • The NSIS compiler program makensis compiles scripts into executable installation programs.
  • Features a streamlined graphical user interface
  • Supports LZMA compression, multiple languages, and an easy to use plugin system.

Wise (syntax details): Earlier FreeWare, now Subscription - Not Open Source - Creates EXE

  • How to find the Wise Solutions website, it's showing a 404 error?
  • Is the vendor Symantec or Altiris?
  • Do you need a list of the old Wise install and uninstall deploy switches

Comodo Program Manager
If you can't find any silent switches, or can't detect the installer type, you have 2 options:

  1. Use the SilentSwitchFinder
  2. Use the Comodo Program Manager to create a self-extracting installer filer, so you can avoid using silent switches.

Read the installation instructions & activation steps for Comodo Internet Security Complete 6.0. Hello I'm try make silent installer with this commands but they can't work 13.1 Add command line parameters to installation package to be able to select customized settings, e.g.: /s - silent install /dir= - install path /forcerestart - force restart after installation is complete /norestart - don't restart after installation is complete.

Comodo Silent Installation Switches Manual

I'm trying to so a silent install of COMODO Firewall. My searches resulted is doing a 'CFPSetup3.0.22.349XPVistax32.exe -s' to extract the files to the appropriate folders. Then running 'C: Program Files COMODO Firewall cfpconfg.exe -i' to configure the application. I hadn't tried that silent install with avast5. I had used it with avast4. I had read on the net that there were problems with silent install of avast5. The modern windows installers are very friendly. BTW, silent install don't always give what you want. SpyBot is one case. Nice silent install, but the SDHelper & TeaTimer get installed by default.