Hi,
how do i configure this in wpi?
the install consists of a 'loader' which invokes the real install. (and seems to prepare something for the 'real' install). the real install can't be started individually
i need to run Setup,exe and then wait for other.exe to complete.
anyone got a clue how to do that ?
regards
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Can't install Brother and HP printer's suite using WPI
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Posted 02 February 2012 - 12:41 AM
You have to create your own silent install file called "setup.iss". You can watch here, how you have to create it (InstallShield section). With this file in the same directory where is the setup.exe, you can call the setup file with the silent switch /sms. Good Luck!
This post has been edited by Sentionline: 02 February 2012 - 12:42 AM
#3
Posted 08 February 2012 - 04:54 AM
thanks for the info.
but does not work for a brother mfc-7460.
Setup.exe (for selecting language) invokes data\disk1\setup.exe (i guess, using/setting special params/environment), which actually does the install.
starting data\disk1\setup.exe ends in error
regards
but does not work for a brother mfc-7460.
Setup.exe (for selecting language) invokes data\disk1\setup.exe (i guess, using/setting special params/environment), which actually does the install.
starting data\disk1\setup.exe ends in error
regards
This post has been edited by asti: 10 February 2012 - 02:13 PM
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Posted 18 May 2012 - 11:29 AM
asti, on 30 January 2012 - 11:00 AM, said:
Hi,
how do i configure this in wpi?
the install consists of a 'loader' which invokes the real install. (and seems to prepare something for the 'real' install). the real install can't be started individually
i need to run Setup,exe and then wait for other.exe to complete.
anyone got a clue how to do that ?
regards
how do i configure this in wpi?
the install consists of a 'loader' which invokes the real install. (and seems to prepare something for the 'real' install). the real install can't be started individually
i need to run Setup,exe and then wait for other.exe to complete.
anyone got a clue how to do that ?
regards
Have you tried using something like
{JSCRIPT}=TimedWaitForProgram("Setup.exe",3600)
?
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