/S works fine for me too.
silent avant browser?
#22
Posted 08 June 2004 - 10:42 AM
Wow, I have 2 stars by my name now. Finally a "member". I'm so happy.
#23
Posted 09 June 2004 - 08:49 PM
Or you can use the $OEM$ means of installing Avant Browser. All you have to do is install Avant Browser as normal and get it to create a shortcut on your desktop.
Now go to the c:/Program Files and then copy the folder Avant Browser to $Progs under $OEM$. When unattended installing XP, this will also install Avant Browser. As well. No registry is needed for Avant Browser.
Place the shortcut in the $DOCS\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\ so it will be in the Start Menu after installing XP.
Yes, this works. Avant Browser will generate a new profile for the current user in C:\Documents and Settings\name\Application Data\Avant Browser and set it up for the user.
Pros: No setup required, thus no adding to batch file required, thus saving you time.
Cons: Requires you to perform the above steps for each new version of Avant Browser.
Now go to the c:/Program Files and then copy the folder Avant Browser to $Progs under $OEM$. When unattended installing XP, this will also install Avant Browser. As well. No registry is needed for Avant Browser.
Place the shortcut in the $DOCS\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\ so it will be in the Start Menu after installing XP.
Yes, this works. Avant Browser will generate a new profile for the current user in C:\Documents and Settings\name\Application Data\Avant Browser and set it up for the user.
Pros: No setup required, thus no adding to batch file required, thus saving you time.
Cons: Requires you to perform the above steps for each new version of Avant Browser.
#24
Posted 10 August 2004 - 06:02 PM
Another sort-of con: manual uninstall necessary (although it can be done with script)
#25
Posted 10 August 2004 - 07:30 PM
For avant browser, and many other IE-shells (browsers), the best and quickest way to install unattended would be the one Winxptwker describes above.
#26
Posted 10 August 2004 - 07:37 PM
I downloaded the latest version of Avant today and included it with my unattended install. I used the /s and had no problems.
I would like to get the settings for the registry to remove the donation screen and possibly set some default settings like the web email I use and to turn off the system tray (among others).
Anyone figured this out yet?
I would like to get the settings for the registry to remove the donation screen and possibly set some default settings like the web email I use and to turn off the system tray (among others).
Anyone figured this out yet?
#27
Posted 06 October 2004 - 04:04 AM
Go to your %userprofile%\Application Data\Avant Browser folder on your computer. Just copy that and add a batch (or winrar installer) file after the silent Avant install to copy that entire folder over the original. I use "%currentuser%\Application Data\Avant Browser" for the path in the batch.
#28
Posted 12 November 2004 - 09:52 AM
I FIGURED THIS OUT! There is no need for vbs scripts!
You all who can't get the silent install to work need to use /S rather than /s <-- THE SWITCH IS CASE SENSITIVE.
Just use /S and all is smooth!
You all who can't get the silent install to work need to use /S rather than /s <-- THE SWITCH IS CASE SENSITIVE.
Just use /S and all is smooth!
#29
Posted 01 January 2011 - 02:46 AM
I saved avant setup to my desktop
do I use the following to silently install avant ?
"%userprofile%\desktop\absetup.exe" /s
and then delete it after the install ?
DEL /q "%userprofile%\desktop\absetup.exe" /s
do I use the following to silently install avant ?
"%userprofile%\desktop\absetup.exe" /s
and then delete it after the install ?
DEL /q "%userprofile%\desktop\absetup.exe" /s



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