To find the msi you can also run procmon and the installer at the same time. Just watch file changes and filter on the name of the installer. You can also filter 'catagory contains write'. Read More

To suppress welcome dialog add to your reg file: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\SketchUp8\WelcomeDialog] "ShowOnStartup"=dword:00000000 Read More

To get MSI from EXE you can do following: * Run exe file and wait till load (don't press next) * Access %TEMP% * Mark all in %TEMP% to delete and delete.. * In %TEMP% folder you can't delete yo… Read More

msiexec /i \\servername\GoogleSketchUp8.msi /q LicenseAccepted=1 INSTALLGOOGLETOOLBAR=0 SETDEFAULTSEARCH=0 Works like a charm tested it on Windows XP and 7. GoogleSketchup 8.0.4811 Read More

- INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMOVING OLD VERSIONS Copy the following to a batch file to remove version 7: rem Uninstall old versions @echo off echo Remove old versions of Google Sketchup echo Remov… Read More

I was able to extract the .msi from the .exe using WinRar, then deploy it silently using /i /qn. Read More

Running the default setup using the App-V Sequencer from Microsoft works without error. Also able to push the virtual app via SCCM 2007. Read More

you can find the msi file in the %temp% folder. just type in %temp% into run and look for the folder named 7zS6.tmp Read More

Can't see any useful command-lines with "/?" (hardly a surprise these days), but the MSI ends up in the following location (thereabouts) on Windows 7 when you double-click the EXE: C:\Users\use… Read More

Google SketchUp Pro 8.x is an .EXE that contains an .MSI installer. You can use the same command-line params as for 7.x or put them in the Property table of a MST/Transform. Read More