Hi guys,
if I start an uninstallation with msiexe /x {myGUID}, the user is asked by the uninstallation, if he really wants to uninstall that product.
Is there a way to supress that Message without disabeling the whole UI of the uninstallation ?!
It is really just that single message, that I want to be supress.
Thank you
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, Mar 20 2002 18:59
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Stefan Krueger
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Posted 20 March 2002 - 22:57
I'm not sure. Have you tried /qb ?
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Posted 21 March 2002 - 12:23
Hello Stefan,
Thank you for your answer.
I allready tried /qr and it worked fine for my.
Best regards
Thank you for your answer.
I allready tried /qr and it worked fine for my.
Best regards
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Posted 26 March 2002 - 09:50
Hi,
I can use the /QN to suppress the uninstallation but how do I suppress the UI from asking whether the user want to restart the system or not? Is there a way to silently force the restart?
I can use the /QN to suppress the uninstallation but how do I suppress the UI from asking whether the user want to restart the system or not? Is there a way to silently force the restart?
Gavin
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Posted 16 May 2002 - 17:59
Bad idea... I would be very upset if my computer (especially one of my servers) was rebooted without asking. Always let your user decide if it's okay to shut down their system. 
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Posted 24 June 2002 - 16:53
the ability to suppress messages comes from using the /q{option} switch on the same command line. you might try using the /qb or /qr options.
the /qb limits to the basic user interface
the /qr uses the reduced user interface
i don't know the specific details about what the differences are between the two but i tried the /qr and it removed the message confirming removal. what other dialogues were removed you will have to check....
the /qb limits to the basic user interface
the /qr uses the reduced user interface
i don't know the specific details about what the differences are between the two but i tried the /qr and it removed the message confirming removal. what other dialogues were removed you will have to check....