command line silent installation for .exe - command-line

I used advanced installer for my project and I can install my .exe using wizard,
but I want to perform it using command line so something which can help silent installation with advanced installer ?

just use /exenoui /qn command line arguments for a silent install

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How to give Installer options from msiexec command

I want to install my msi file using msiexec command. However using the UI, I get to choose some things during the install. How can I give these options using the msiexec command
This is what i get on double clicking the installer
Installer Step 1
Installer Step 2
On selecting an option in step 2 i get a textbox to give new location for my installer
I cant understand how to give these options using msiexec.
On doing a
msiexec.exe /i "path\myinstaller.win-amd64.msi" /L*V "path\mylogfile.log"
The installer UI pops up.
But I want my msiexec command to do everything for me.
I tried using the /quiet option and it does not pop open the installer UI but also it does not install my msi package.
So, how can i give my UI options using just the msiexec command

How to uninstall an exe generated using electron-builder

I am using electron-builder to generate an exe (NSIS) file for my electron application. I am using the below commands in command prompt for installing and uninstalling.
myapplicaton.exe /install /noreboot /silent
myapplicaton.exe /uninstall /noreboot /silent
The install command is working, but the uninstall command does not work. There is no error shown as well. I did not find any leads in the web for uninstalling an exe generate using electron builder. Could you please let me know the correct way to uninstall the exe?

How i can install crystal report silent mode using InstallShield?

I create a Setup with Installshield 2010. my setup has a prerequisites for reporting viewer so i want to install CR_Runtime13.0.12.msi silently. for this situation we want a command to start the cr_runtime setup silent, after many searches on the net i found this command.
msiexec /i "ISSetupPrerequisites\CRRuntime_64bit_13_0_12\CRRuntime_64bit_13_0_12.msi" /qb /norestart
when i use this command on Cmd it works well and setup is begins silently with progress bar but when i use this command on installshield, it show me an error and a help every time.
please help me to create a command for installshield to install cr_runtime13.0.12 silently.
at the end i Attached installshield command page and my help to this Question.
There are solutions in the StackOverFlow it does not Clear.
Thanks
You only need to add the msi to the Files To Include. Installshield does the rest.
Try to change the command line only to
/qb /norestart
PS:
I think the command is "/qn /norestart" and not qb.
Remove everything else.
Try it

Running .msi package from Command line in Silent Mode isn't working in WINDOW 8?

I have built an .msi package from InstallShield and name it "Dell Printer Hub.msi". I run it from Command Line in Window 7 as below:
D:\package>msiexec /i "Dell Printer Hub.msi" /qn
It's working in window 7. But when I run this Command Line in window 8, it's not working at all. I have tried "/qb", "/qr", "/qf" and they worked fine.
I also have tried "/quiet" but it's not worked in window 8.
How can i run .msi package from Command Line as silent mode in window 8. Please help!
You should add /l*v install.log and the read the results to see why it isn't working. Odds are UAC is enabled and you are invoking this from a standard user command prompt. There could also be a design defect in the MSI that doesn't like Windows 8 and/or missing prereqs.
Are you sure that you launched the Command Prompt using the "Run as administrator" option?

How to Create an MSI which runs in passive mode using WIX?

How can I create an MSI using WIX that can run in passive mode?
If I double click on the msi it should launch in passive mode. This should be equivalent of running MSI package with /passive or /qb!- command line option. This is required to start the MSI installation from another application.
Is there any way of embedding command line options into MSI package?
Please post ideas that would help?
Just don't use UIRef to include any UI: If the .msi package doesn't have dialogs in it, MSI will run it with basic UI (the equivalent of /qb-).