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- How to get msiexec to install and or reinstall as necessary
Running msiexec i first followed by a reinstall might work, but I'd like to avoid that if possible EDIT: The reason famus is needed is that these are developer machines, and someone might manually update the registry or register a different set of dlls The intention of the script is that even if there has not been any changes to the MSI
- Windows Installer (msiexec. exe) problem - Microsoft Community
Windows Installer (msiexec exe) problem Hi, I can't install or uninstall certain programs like itunes or Java 8 When something calls on Windows Installer, the installation freezes and resource manager shows Windows Installer forever using 12% CPU
- wix - What is the purpose of administrative installation initiated . . .
Windows Installer technology supports administrative installation The command line for initiating administrative installation is: 'msiexec a setup msi' I want to understand the purpose of this t
- msiexec. exe in SYSWOW64 folder detected as virus, but removing it . . .
Alternatively, the latest version of msiexec exe (x86), version 5 0 22621 1 for Windows 11 22H2, can be downloaded from this Microsoft link Right-click on the link and choose "Save link as" in your browser Name the file msiexec exe Copy it to Windows\Syswow64
- what does msiexec unregister do - Microsoft Community
The command (msiexec unregister) is used to unregister the installer service in Windows for software that comes in the MSI format, not the EXE format Then, usually the person runs this command (msiexec regserver) to re-register that service In my post I already said I can still install the msi file after I used the msiexec unregister command
- logging - Create an MSI log file - Stack Overflow
msiexec i "installer msi" l*v "log log" msiexec i "installer msi" l*v msiexec l*v i "installer msi" msiexec l*v "log log" i "installer msi" and several other variations of the command, but it always pops up the window that states what command line parameters are valid for msiexec What is the correct way to have the msi file create a log?
- Windows Installer (msiexec. exe) fails to start with Application Error . . .
I cannot unregister and re-register the service, as doing so means I need to launch msiexec exe, and that simply fails I have tried the following: Using the sfc and dism commands Running an in-place 'upgrade' of Windows Deleting msiexec exe and letting sfc replace it Whenever msiexec fails, an event is generated in Event Viewer, which shows
- How do you install an MSI with msiexec into a specific directory?
Here's my attempt to install msi using msiexec in Administrative PowerShell I've made it 7 times for each of 2 drives, C: and D: (14 total) with different arguments in place of ARG and the same desirable path value
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