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notes unpack firefox installer and run setup with -h
Usage: setup.exe [options] [options] can be any of the following combination: -h: This help. -a [path]: Alternate archive search path. -app [app id]: ID of application which is launching the installer (shared installs) -app_path [app]: Points to (full path) representative file of application (Shared installs) * -dd [path]: Suggested install destination directory. (Shared installs) * -greLocal: Forces GRE to be installed into the application dir. * -greShared: Forces GRE to be installed into a global, shared dir (normally) c:\program files\common files\mozilla.org\GRE -reg_path [path]: Where to make entries in the Windows registry. (Shared installs) -f: Force install of GRE installer (Shared installs), though it'll work for non GRE installers too. -greForce: Force 'Component GRE' to be downloaded, run, and installed. This bypasses GRE's logic of determining when to install by running its installer with a '-f' flag. -n [filename]: Setup's parent process filename. * -ma: Run setup in Auto mode. * -ms: Run setup in Silent mode. -ira: Ignore the [RunAppX] sections -ispf: Ignore the [Program FolderX] sections that show the Start Menu shortcut folder at the end of installation. * -showBanner: Show the banner image in the download and install progress dialogs * -hideBanner: Hide the banner image in the download and install progress dialogs * -cleanupOnUpgrade: Tells Setup to check to see if user is upgrading (installing on top of previous version of product). If user is upgrading: * NORMAL mode: prompt user on how to proceed * All other modes: assume user wants to cleanup. * -noCleanupOnUpgrade: Tells Setup to not check if user is upgrading (installing on top of previous version of product). This will disable the cleanup feature. * means it will override config.ini
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