MI won't be silent with batch file
When using a zipped package that is installed using a batch file, I keep seeing the CMD window pop up when it runs. It seems that binaries like .exe and .msi files are completely silent. However, anything that runs in a CMD, opens the window. Which is a nuisance since the end users will see this.
I've even tried using a VBS which calls the .bat file, but even that opens the CMD window. Presumably because of the cscript.exe call.
cscript.exe !InstallSilent.vbs //nologo
!Install.cmd
Any ideas on how to silence this?
I've even tried using a VBS which calls the .bat file, but even that opens the CMD window. Presumably because of the cscript.exe call.
cscript.exe !InstallSilent.vbs //nologo
!Install.cmd
Any ideas on how to silence this?
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Posted by:
Whizzer929
12 years ago
Well, I found this utility which seems to have solved my issue. I'm in no way affiliated with this tool. Just found it Googling.
http://www.ntwind.com/software/hstart.html
Hidden Start - Run Applications and Batch Files without a Console Window or UAC Prompt
Console applications and batch files are regularly run at Windows startup or in a schedule. The main inconvenience of this is that each application opens a console window that flickers on the screen. Hidden Start (or Hstart) is a lightweight command line utility that allows you to run console applications and batch files without any window in the background, handle UAC privilege elevation under Windows 7 and Vista, start multiple commands in parallel or synchronously, and much more.
http://www.ntwind.com/software/hstart.html
Hidden Start - Run Applications and Batch Files without a Console Window or UAC Prompt
Console applications and batch files are regularly run at Windows startup or in a schedule. The main inconvenience of this is that each application opens a console window that flickers on the screen. Hidden Start (or Hstart) is a lightweight command line utility that allows you to run console applications and batch files without any window in the background, handle UAC privilege elevation under Windows 7 and Vista, start multiple commands in parallel or synchronously, and much more.
Posted by:
snissen
12 years ago
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12 years ago
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