We have a client that is trying to do a silent unattended install of LF 9.0. His question of us is as follows: A batch file runs as long as I’m logged in to the computer with my own admin credentials. I’m trying to install it (LF 9.0) on fifty-some odd computers without having to lay hands on them. My installation software is getting stuck at the prerequisites stage of the installation. Is there any way to tell the setup to bypass installing the prereqs? Also, even with the batch file there are two final steps (a next and a finish) that still show with the silent installation switches in place. Is there any way around them? He is also using PDQ Deploy as his deployment software tool. Any assisting with this would be great.
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Unattended installation without user prompts
asked on March 27, 2014
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replied on March 27, 2014
Are you using -noUI or -silent. NoUI stands for no user interaction, not no user interface. If you want it purely silent, -silent should work. If you have both, I believe noUI takes precedence.
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replied on March 27, 2014
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The options I use to remotely install with absolutely no user prompts:
Setup.exe -silent -iacceptlicenseagreement -lang en INSTALLLEVEL=300
This is the default install. Documentation found here.
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replied on March 31, 2014
Thank you. I will pass this along to the client.
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replied on March 6, 2015
I am also using PDQ Deploy to try to perform UnAttended installations. Did you ever get this working with PDQ Deploy? If so, I could use some guidance on how specifically to set it up within PDQ Deploy to silently install the LF Client.
Thanks.
Jason Hand
Central NM Electric Cooperative
505-847-1010
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