Software Deployment

It depends on whose Setup.EXE it is i.e. which tool was used to create it. Those produced to extract an MSI and then MSIExec against that MSI *generally* have a switch to which you add the commands you want to pass to MSIExec (e.g. Setup /V"/QB /L*V %TEMP%\SomeLogfile.LOG". Those produced as stand-alone EXEs will use different switches. I imagine the product vendor's support people should be able to help you.

It's simple to find out if the EXE produces an MSI - the MSI will be extracted to the %TEMP% folder. So, when you see the first 'Welcome' screen of the install, see if there's an MSI in %TEMP%.

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It's simple to find out if the EXE produces an MSI - the MSI will be extracted to the %TEMP% folder. So, when you see the first 'Welcome' screen of the install, see if there's an MSI in %TEMP%.



Plus. try -
setup.exe /?

If you can't find or guess the supported switches for the setup.exe maybe "Universal Silent Switch Finder" could manage to do this. Have a look at http://www.msfn.org/board/Universal-Silent-Switch-Finder-01-t17940.html