[MohamedYousri]

Windows® Defender (Beta 2) is an .msi file his swtich is /QB its works very fine but after setup finish a screen for update appeare what is the switch to hide it ???

sorry for bad english

[Martijn]

I'm interested as well. Anyone?

[MohamedYousri]

can any one help me ???

[Nakatomi2010]

Heh....

hmmm......

[godan]

the only way i know of to make it go away is to update it, its kinda buggy so you can also update it via microsoft update.

[BoardBabe]

MohamedYousri: There would be no swtich to remove that update screen you are getting. However you might want to try AutoIt to automate and update or close the window when it appears, automaticly.

BB

[jonscaife]

You can avoid it by creating a .mst file that prevents it from running after installation. You need something like Installshield to create MST files tho. You could also edit the MSI file directly with orca.

My mst is attached. I've tested it at T-13 with wihu, and also while running in fully installed windows, it works fine in both cases

If anyone wants details of what I changed let me know and I'll post. Can't remember off the top o fmy head, but I think I dropped an entry from CustomAction and changed to other values of 1 to 0. They were pretty obvious

Attached File(s)

•  WindowsDefender.mst (3.5K)
  Number of downloads: 239

[MohamedYousri]

jonscaife, on Mar 2 2006, 04:39 PM, said:

You can avoid it by creating a .mst file that prevents it from running after installation. You need something like Installshield to create MST files tho. You could also edit the MSI file directly with orca.

My mst is attached. I've tested it at T-13 with wihu, and also while running in fully installed windows, it works fine in both cases

If anyone wants details of what I changed let me know and I'll post. Can't remember off the top o fmy head, but I think I dropped an entry from CustomAction and changed to other values of 1 to 0. They were pretty obvious

I think This will work but i wanna to know what exactly i have to do

iam using Windows Unattended CD Creator so my way to make my unattended cd is RunOnceEx

thanks a lot
sorry for my english

This post has been edited by MohamedYousri: 02 March 2006 - 12:02 PM

[bionicman]

There is an CAB Addon of Windows Defender over at RyanVM's site. Just pop it in with the Hotfixes if your using Nlite or if you using anything else use the Ryan Intergrator. You will have to rename the CAB to something like Defender_Addon or the Intergrator won't recognize it. It works a treat & is very ssssssilent!
Hope this helps guys.

Windows Defender:
http://www.earlymorn...owsDefender.exe

Ryan Intergrator:
http://www.whatcounter.com/dlcount.php?id=...egrator_1.1.exe

[RogueSpear]

If you go to my installer thread I made both a switchless silent installer and a cab addon for this. Totally silent and installable from svcpack.inf.

[blinkdt]

...and if you have a working Internet connection during your unattended install you can use this AutoIt routine to install, update, scan, and close the app all in one shot:

RunWait("msiexec /i " & @ScriptDir & "\Extras\WindowsDefender.msi /qb""")
Sleep(1500)
WinWait("Windows Defender", "Your computer is running normally")
WinClose("Windows Defender")

This post has been edited by blinkdt: 09 April 2006 - 01:16 PM

[BigDaddyJ]

RogueSpear, on Mar 2 2006, 07:08 PM, said:

If you go to my installer thread I made both a switchless silent installer and a cab addon for this. Totally silent and installable from svcpack.inf.

RogueSpear,

I can't seem to find it in the list. I assume the thread you are talking about is the first one in you signature. I very well could be looking in the wrong place or just be blind.

Thanks.

[RogueSpear]

If you look at my most recent post in the thread, there's a list of installers that I have removed. Windows Defender is one of those that I removed. I removed most, if not all, Microsoft titles that require a WGA check in order to download.

[sn3ak]

jonscaife, on Mar 2 2006, 07:39 AM, said:

If anyone wants details of what I changed let me know and I'll post. Can't remember off the top o fmy head, but I think I dropped an entry from CustomAction and changed to other values of 1 to 0. They were pretty obvious

I would be interested in knowing what you changed.

Thanks.

[diesel_98a]

hasn't anyone tried the:

windefender.msi /QB
taskkill /F /IM MSASCui.exe.exe or MSASCui.exe -t minibug.exe

then install kb915597?

i haven't downloaded the kb915597 to try the silent install but the rest works for me

[Frank_Sechrist]

msiexec /i WindowsDefender.msi /qb
taskkill /f /im MSASCui.exe
taskkill /f /im MsMpEng.exe

[diesel_98a]

i never had to use the msiexec /i but if it works for ya, so be it..........

[jonscaife]

sn3ak, on Mar 24 2006, 02:37 AM, said:

jonscaife, on Mar 2 2006, 07:39 AM, said:

If anyone wants details of what I changed let me know and I'll post. Can't remember off the top o fmy head, but I think I dropped an entry from CustomAction and changed to other values of 1 to 0. They were pretty obvious

I would be interested in knowing what you changed.

Thanks.

OK. I just redid this for the recent release of Windows Defender (build 1.1.1347.0), the things I changed were as follows...

Table Editor...

CheckBox
LAUNCHSCAN change value to 0
CustomAction
LAUNCH_MY_PROGRAM_PLEASE drop row
Property
LAUNCHSCAN change value to 0
LAUNCHPROGRAM change value to 0
InstallExecuteSequence
Check_WGA drop row
Registry
OfficeCrashReportingTools.29CB3920.D0DF3458_A845_11D3_8D0A_0050046416B9 drop row


I'm not certain that all of these changes are necesary but it works. The 3 values that are changed to 0 stop windows defender running after installation. the first dropped row is for the same thing. They may not all be necesary. Dropping "check_wga" may not be necesary either, but I assumed that at T-13 windows defender wouldn't recognise WGA even if it was installed. The final dropped row is to prevent a system restore error that would kill the installer.

The virtual machine I tried this on worked perfectly, and after install I was able to update Windows Defender to Engine Version: 1.1.1372.0 and Definition Version: 1.14.1404.6, which are the latest as I write this

Either edit the MSI (with orca) or create a transform (mst file). then run with msiexec /i windowsdefender.msi transforms=windowsdefender.mst /qn (if you edited the msi rather than making a mst then miss out the "transforms=windowsdefender.mst" part)

This post has been edited by jonscaife: 21 April 2006 - 09:13 AM

[Paradox Me]

diesel_98a, on Apr 2 2006, 10:47 PM, said:

hasn't anyone tried the:

windefender.msi /QB
taskkill /F /IM MSASCui.exe.exe or MSASCui.exe -t minibug.exe

then install kb915597?

i haven't downloaded the kb915597 to try the silent install but the rest works for me

Are you doing this through runonceex??? What's your code look like? I'm curious to get this working for me.

[krawhitham]

blinkdt, on Mar 9 2006, 12:22 AM, said:

...and if you have a working Internet connection during your unattended install you can use this AutoIt routine to install, update, scan, and close the app all in one shot:

RunWait("msiexec /i " & @ScriptDir & "\Extras\WindowsDefender.msi /qb""")
Sleep(1500)
WinWait("Windows Defender", "Your computer is running normally")
WinClose("Windows Defender")

I had to change it a little to work with Beta 2

RunWait("msiexec /i WindowsDefender.msi /qb" , @ScriptDir & "\Extras")
Sleep(1500)
WinWait("Windows Defender (Beta 2)", "Banner Panel")
WinClose("Windows Defender (Beta 2)")

This post has been edited by krawhitham: 19 July 2006 - 11:31 PM