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04-21-2020 01:59 PM
We are trying to automate deployment of the sender software on our machines. While digging in the installation documentation, it seems the installer can take arguments to install quietly with various options. Sadly, the latest installer only seems to take standard InstallShield arguments.
Tried "SenderSetup64.exe /noreboot /agreetolicense /autoinstall" , various /z and /s (as found on some other forum posts). The installer always fail and outputs the only command line arguments it supports:
I tried calling it with /S /v /qn (as the InstallShields kindly instructs me to) but the installer silently fails, nothing showing in the process table and c:\Program Files\ is empty.
Using package "ZCentral_RB_2020.0_Win_Sender_Receiver_M08152-001"
Is there something i'm missing? Please help.
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04-21-2020 07:11 PM
Hi Jasminl,
You almost had it. Here's the command you want to run:
SenderSetup64.exe /s /z"/autoinstall /agreetolicense /noreboot"
Note that only the install arguments are inside double quotes, not the whole command.
This should allow you to successfully install the sender.
I work on behalf of HP.
04-21-2020 07:11 PM
Hi Jasminl,
You almost had it. Here's the command you want to run:
SenderSetup64.exe /s /z"/autoinstall /agreetolicense /noreboot"
Note that only the install arguments are inside double quotes, not the whole command.
This should allow you to successfully install the sender.
I work on behalf of HP.
05-08-2020 03:09 PM
Hello
This issue occurs with the SenderSetup64.exe deployment on computers where a service does not release resources.
example: in manual installation I select not to close applications
however, in the command-line installation, you also use SenderSetup64.exe /s /z-"/autoinstall /agreetolicense /noreboot" the installation does not continue.
which command should I add?
Thank you
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