7z1600-x64.exe
Good Day ITNinjas,
I been assigned to package 7z1600-x64.exe but i am struggling to find or locate MSI file after installing the source file[7z1600-x64.exe].I have tried searching under: \windows\installer,%temp% & doing a global search for .(dot)MSI.
So before i take a snapshot or taking a silent EXE install approach...would like to make sure that there's no MSI put down when doing the .exe installation.
Thanks,
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
7 years ago
Click the 'Download' link on the left-hand menu at 7Zip. See the links?
| Download | .msi | 32-bit x86 | (alternative MSI installer) 7-Zip for 32-bit Windows |
| Download | .msi | 64-bit x64 | (alternative MSI installer) 7-Zip for 64-bit Windows x64 (Intel 64 or AMD64) |
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Just had a look at the forum regarding the MSI's... after reading them I go for option 1 ;-) - Pressanykey 7 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
7 years ago
[MSI's] MSIs
>go for option 1
I can't see a single thing in them that would be problematic. Indeed, I'm using the more or less identical v15 ones at my current client.
Much of the comment has little to do with the MSIs but with 7Zip in general. Or maybe I haven't read enough posts... :-(
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The various options regarding file associations... shell integration.... AFAIK the shortcut wasn't advertised... been a while since I last looked.. - Pressanykey 7 years ago
Posted by:
Pressanykey
7 years ago
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Hi,
there used to be an MSI for the 64bit version, but looking at the site now, it seems as if this has been discontinued...
You have two options:
You have three options:
1. Repackage it to an MSI, in which you can customize it
2. Install is silently (AFAIK /S) and let the end user set it up as required (viel spass!)
3. Go to the sourceforge site (here) and download the msi
Cheers
Phil
there used to be an MSI for the 64bit version, but looking at the site now, it seems as if this has been discontinued...
You have two options:
You have three options:
1. Repackage it to an MSI, in which you can customize it
2. Install is silently (AFAIK /S) and let the end user set it up as required (viel spass!)
3. Go to the sourceforge site (here) and download the msi
Cheers
Phil
Posted by:
rileyz
7 years ago
Check the website again too, they released a new build already (:
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Hi Rileyz,
just checked... http://www.7-zip.org/ only two exe's (x86 - x64)
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My bad, I've just had a look at the sourceforge page... you are right..
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Phil - Pressanykey 7 years ago-
New build realise, 16.0 to 16.02 or something like that (:
I like the update comments: some bugs were fixed.
lol. - rileyz 7 years ago
