ZiCruz Posted July 31, 2008 Share Posted July 31, 2008 Hi, I'm traing to intall Ad-Aware 7.1.0.10 in unattended mode with the parameter /PASIVE but is not complety unattended because start the intalation asked the language, the rest is unattended. How to specific the languate that I want to install ?? Tanks, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tatsh Posted August 1, 2008 Share Posted August 1, 2008 I've been trying to do the same thing. For the previous version I was using an AutoIt script that was simply wait for the window and hit Enter, but that did not work with this new version.Discovered today though: Empty all your %TEMP% directories. Run the setup programme like normal, but let it get to the point where you are about to click Next. Do not pass it any switches. Now go into all your %TEMP% directories and find an MSI. Mine was named dfc61.msi. Now you may execute like this: msiexec /i dfc61.msi /qb. The problem is the licensing. The licensing application for Ad-Aware will run immediately after the installation is complete, and what I found was that AutoIt cannot identify any elements of this windows, so only click/mouse functions could possibly skip this part. However, if you kill this programme, AAWLic.exe, then Ad-Aware on first run assumes you clicked 'Use Free'.You will need to use AutoIt a little bit. First, copy the MSI to %SYSTEMROOT%\system32 because that is where msiexec is, unless you want to code in a batch file a way to give the full-path to the MSI to msiexec. In my case, I'm running it like the following (AutoIt code): Run("msiexec /i dfc61.msi /qb"). AutoIt does not tell msiexec that it's running in somewhere else other than system32 and then is able to change the reference of the MSI file. If the MSI file is always at one point, you can change it in the AutoIt code. Essentially, you need to run this part, then wait for the window of the licensing which is handled by AAWLic.exe, give it Alt+F4 to kill it. Updater now runs, but it will automatically close. Then continue as normal.@ECHO OFFREM Copy MSI file to system32 temporarilycopy /y "dfc61.msi" "%SYTEMROOT%\system32\dfc61.msi"REM AutoIt executable"ad-aware-free-installer.exe"REM Now remove the MSI filedel "%SYTEMROOT%\system32\dfc61.msi"exitYou can do more of course, but the main thing is getting past that license screen. Here is the AutoIt code:Run("msiexec /i ad-aware-2008-7.1.0.8.msi /qb")WinWaitActive("Product registration"); Send the Alt+F4 combinationSend("!{F4}"); Updater now runs, but it closes automaticallyI usually remove the desktop shortcuts, and the shortcut to Ad-Watch since it does nothing.del "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\Ad-Aware.lnk"del "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\Ad-Watch.lnk"del "%USERPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\Lavasoft\Ad-Aware\Ad-Watch.lnk"Hope this helps. I've tested this several times on a VM, seems to work pretty good. Yes, the updater sucks in that it has a time out of 10 seconds to wait, but this is negligible to me. I will have this tested on a real machine by tomorrow for sure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ricktendo Posted August 1, 2008 Share Posted August 1, 2008 You can use a MSI editor and create a MST file that will stop it from launching after installYou can also do a admin install of the MSI and add any updates to it too Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tatsh Posted August 1, 2008 Share Posted August 1, 2008 I tried to modify the MSI to skip the action of the licensing and the updating but then it does not validate properly. Msiexec finds it as a non-valid package. Tried modifying with Orca. Surprisingly, Orca does show that default action of closing out the license screen or saying 'No' even though no such button exists (again it's a very custom window) automatically sets Ad-Aware into free mode. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ZiCruz Posted August 3, 2008 Author Share Posted August 3, 2008 Thanks Tatsh, I've used the next AutoIt Script,; INICIO ; Ejecuta el instador en modo pasivo Run("Ad-Aware_2008-v7.1.0.10.exe /Passive") ; Espera a que aparezca la ventana de selección del lenguaje. WinWaitActive("Ad-Aware") ; Selecciona el último lenguaje de la lista, el español. Send("{END}") Send("{ENTER}") ; Espera a que aparezca la ventana del registro de la aplicación. WinWaitActive("Product registration") ; Cierra la ventana del registro de la aplicación con Alt+F4. Send("!{F4}") ; Despues de cerrarse la ventana de actualización WinWaitClose("Lavasoft Update Manager 7.1.0.2") ; Se copia el archivo de licencias FileCopy("lavalicense.dll", "C:\Archivos de programa\Lavasoft\Ad-Aware", 1); FINI've been trying to do the same thing. For the previous version I was using an AutoIt script that was simply wait for the window and hit Enter, but that did not work with this new version.Discovered today though: Empty all your %TEMP% directories. Run the setup programme like normal, but let it get to the point where you are about to click Next. Do not pass it any switches. Now go into all your %TEMP% directories and find an MSI. Mine was named dfc61.msi. Now you may execute like this: msiexec /i dfc61.msi /qb. The problem is the licensing. The licensing application for Ad-Aware will run immediately after the installation is complete, and what I found was that AutoIt cannot identify any elements of this windows, so only click/mouse functions could possibly skip this part. However, if you kill this programme, AAWLic.exe, then Ad-Aware on first run assumes you clicked 'Use Free'.You will need to use AutoIt a little bit. First, copy the MSI to %SYSTEMROOT%\system32 because that is where msiexec is, unless you want to code in a batch file a way to give the full-path to the MSI to msiexec. In my case, I'm running it like the following (AutoIt code): Run("msiexec /i dfc61.msi /qb"). AutoIt does not tell msiexec that it's running in somewhere else other than system32 and then is able to change the reference of the MSI file. If the MSI file is always at one point, you can change it in the AutoIt code. Essentially, you need to run this part, then wait for the window of the licensing which is handled by AAWLic.exe, give it Alt+F4 to kill it. Updater now runs, but it will automatically close. Then continue as normal.@ECHO OFFREM Copy MSI file to system32 temporarilycopy /y "dfc61.msi" "%SYTEMROOT%\system32\dfc61.msi"REM AutoIt executable"ad-aware-free-installer.exe"REM Now remove the MSI filedel "%SYTEMROOT%\system32\dfc61.msi"exitYou can do more of course, but the main thing is getting past that license screen. Here is the AutoIt code:Run("msiexec /i ad-aware-2008-7.1.0.8.msi /qb")WinWaitActive("Product registration"); Send the Alt+F4 combinationSend("!{F4}"); Updater now runs, but it closes automaticallyI usually remove the desktop shortcuts, and the shortcut to Ad-Watch since it does nothing.del "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\Ad-Aware.lnk"del "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\Ad-Watch.lnk"del "%USERPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\Lavasoft\Ad-Aware\Ad-Watch.lnk"Hope this helps. I've tested this several times on a VM, seems to work pretty good. Yes, the updater sucks in that it has a time out of 10 seconds to wait, but this is negligible to me. I will have this tested on a real machine by tomorrow for sure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jgut Posted August 6, 2008 Share Posted August 6, 2008 I found this link which is quite helpful for silently installing AAW 7.1.0.10. Even though it refers to an earlier version it still works for 7.1. Hope this helps. http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?sho...aded&start= Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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