Adobe Adobe AIR Runtime 1
To run the Adobe AIR installer silently, start the Adobe AIR installer with the following command-line options: -silent {-eulaAccepted -pingbackAllowed ( -location <loc> ) -desktopShortcut -pr… Read More
To run the Adobe AIR installer silently, start the Adobe AIR installer with the following command-line options: -silent {-eulaAccepted -pingbackAllowed ( -location <loc> ) -desktopShortcut -pr… Read More
Just wanted to add to the nuri's post above that for Adobe AIR v2.0.2 the UpdateDisabled file should stay empty as it was, but the EulaAccepted file must contain "2" as the only character. Read More
Here's the vbscript, updated for Windows 7 'Disable error messages On Error Resume Next 'Declare global variables Dim objFSO : Dim objFile 'Instantiate objects Set objFSO = CreateObject("Sc… Read More
Apr 2010 - SILENT uninstall Adobe Air: msiexec /x {A2BCA9F1-566C-4805-97D1-7FDC93386723} /qa Another (unproven) method: AdobeAIRInstaller.exe -uninstall ..where AdobeAIRInstaller.exe is the … Read More
For Adobe Air 1.5.8900. For disable update : you must create a reg KEY like Adobe say it : Preventing automatic updates to Adobe AIR: On Windows, add a DWORD value named UpdateDisabled to the … Read More
1.5 supports Eula Acceptance from the command line: AdobeAIRInstaller.exe -silent -eulaAccepted I've also found that you have to remove old versions before installing the new one. Keep your ol… Read More
To allow users (I have only tested on Power Users at the moment) to install Air Apps I found that editing "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe AIR\Versions\1.0\Resources\template.msi" with ORCA… Read More
Here's a VBScript I'm using to create the eulaAccepted and updateDisabled files for all user profiles on the machine: On Error Resume Next Dim FSO : Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.Filesyst… Read More
Additional info for the above posted by nuri. The 2 files are created by the adobe air settings manager app when you disable auto updates. Adobe are strange bunch. they do not provide an ap… Read More
Adobe claims that you have to run their Settings Manager to disable Air's auto update utility. They also claim that you cannot bypass the EULA Accept button. After they pushed an update to 1.… Read More
