I have a cabinet to deploy an activex inside my site.
The installation prompts correctly and when i click "confirm" seem that activex will be installed, but unfortunatly is not...its ask me for installation every time...
How install works?
There is a way to see errors of installation?
My cabinet .inf file is this:
[version]
signature="$CHICAGO$"
AdvancedINF=2.0
[Add.Code]
Setup.msi=Setup.msi
[Deployment]
InstallScope=operator
[Setup.msi]
file-win32-x86=thiscab
clsid={72645213-AEA3-49E1-B65E-268101ADF535}
FileVersion=1,0,0,0
[Setup Hooks]
RunSetup=RunSetup
[RunSetup]
run="""msiexec.exe""" /i """%EXTRACT_DIR%\Setup.msi""" /qn
Thanks
To view ActiveX intallation log you can use Code Download Log Viewer. Download from Microsoft
Other than that, maybe try running msi without /qn and check that installation
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the app does not show up in the control panel and I've gone through %appdata% deleted any file that says anything about vscode and I have tried launching the installer again hoping that it would give me a option to uninstall it but instead it just downloads it again without realizing I already have it downloaded. If anyone knows what to do or just a idea on what to do that would be great.
Do you have admin rights to install the visual studio code.Try for run as administrator.
Also facing any issues as below.
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/45889
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/92461
I'm trying to install a posh-ssh on my offline env so i can create ssh connection via powershell.
i went to this website:
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Posh-SSH/2.0.2
seems like it has the files i need inside, but i'm not sure how to install it.
any ideas? or this is the wrong link?
back then i used the following command:
find-module PoSH-SSH | Install-Module
but now its not working (since im not connected to the internet).
thanks in advance.
It;s a comprsssed archive. Just unzip it into a folder called "POSH-SSH".
Place the folder in your modules directory which you can find by typing
$env:PSModulePath
To install for all users, place it in C:\Program Files\WindowsPowershell\Modules (for 64bit)
Then just Import-Module as usual
Thanks to Scepticalist i made some google and found this article
https://fileinfo.com/extension/nupkg
the following softwares can open this file:
Microsoft Visual Studio with NuGet extension
Microsoft File Explorer
7-Zip
Corel WinZip 23
WinRAR 5
Thanks for the help.
Are you aware that Windows 10 has SSH built in since v1809? An OpenSSH-Client is already installed, you can directly use it by calling ssh. There is also an OpenSSH-Server available, but has to be enabled as a feature first.
MS documentation on enabling OpenSSH-Server
I am trying to do a silent installation of FortiClient.msi, and here is what I have so far:
Start-Process "[Insert MSI Path]" /qn -Wait
I would like to make sure that the VPN is the only part that is installed. Is there a parameter that tells the msi to only install VPN, or will the installer automatically install VPN only?
You can open the msi file with ORCA and check the possible Properties. For example there is a property DISABLEFEATURE which could do your wanted stuff.
I am running a silent install of an msi driver install, at the end it has a popup that requires the user to hit "OK". I am unable to see this during silent mode or passive mode, is there a way in powershell that I can execute this and force it to pass-through? Anyway to hit "ok" to this without showing the user it is running will be the best option.
PowerShell simply invokes the installation process. The Windows Installer service is responsible for interpreting the MSI file and handling installation correctly. If Windows Installer is preventing the window from being displayed, then PowerShell won't be able to see it either.
Make sure you're calling msiexec.exe correctly:
msiexec /i <path to MSI> /q /l*v "$env:TEMP\install.log"
That runs it quietly (use /qb for just a simple, passive dialog-based install). If it still pops up a dialog, you need to contact the owner of the MSI package and have them fix it. They're breaking the Windows Installer guidelines and there's really no good workaround for it.
We want to use Canopy in our University. Now i need a option for a silent installation. Hopefully this does exists. ;-) I'm able to install Canopy silent with the msi package with this command:
msiexec.exe /i canopy.msi /q
But the problem is that this is a user install. I can't find any Option to install Canopy for All Users. Have someone any idee?
Thanks a lot!
I have not tried this, but it looks as if adding ALLUSERS=1 should do it. Also, you must explicitly run the command in a terminal with escalated privileges, as described at https://support.enthought.com/entries/23736288-Windows-on-some-systems-admin-users-cannot-immediately-install-for-all-users-
Finally, whether you are installing for one user or many, note that running the MSI only installs Canopy Core. For a user to actually use the Canopy application or Canopy User Python, you must also run the application's initial setup. For scripting this, see this section of the user's guide: http://docs.enthought.com/canopy/configure/canopy-cli.html . You might find the final section most pertinent to your requirements.