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HP driver silent install

Anyone know of a silent install switch that may work with HP LaserJet 3055 AIO printer driver? Or know how i may deploy this drivers silently with minimal install method?

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Posted by: aogilmor 17 years ago
9th Degree Black Belt
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dunno that specifically, though I've seen others that did have (poorly documented) silent switches when you extract them out. Best bet with an exe installation is to put it in the binary table of an MSI and do a ca with that condition, "NOT Installed"

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  • difx is a merge module you can use to install drivers in MSI.. http://apppackager.blogspot.dk/2011/07/create-msi-driver-package-with-wise.html - pzymex 11 years ago
Posted by: justinSingh 17 years ago
Blue Belt
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i read on another page that i could use Difx((Driver Installation frame work) to deploy drivers. Has anyone ever used this program before or give me some pointers on how to use it?
Posted by: anonymous_9363 17 years ago
Red Belt
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Does the HP web site not have any info? What about their forum?

I looked at DifX at another client and decided it was too much trouble for printer installs. It was much easier to do an admin install, find the INF and then use the PRNxxx.VBSs, in particular PRNCNFG.VBS, which are provided with XP.
Posted by: jmcfadyen 17 years ago
5th Degree Black Belt
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you can use rundll to load printer drivers relatively easily.

there is a wealth of information about how to use rundll32.exe on this site.

www.dx21.com
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