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Silent Install with Custom Settings?


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No.

 

All you can do is install silently and then import a reg file that just modifies the settings you want to force to a certain value.

 

I recommend the reg file ONLY include settings/values for the options you really want to change and not just all of them - i.e. so the program can then use it's own default values for the rest (which I do change from time to time if required)

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No.

 

All you can do is install silently and then import a reg file that just modifies the settings you want to force to a certain value.

 

I recommend the reg file ONLY include settings/values for the options you really want to change and not just all of them - i.e. so the program can then use it's own default values for the rest (which I do change from time to time if required)

 

Thanks for that. Would you be able to advise me on how I can export the settings to registry file. Alternatively, can you tell me which reg settings I need to modify in order to disable the sound on success and on error. This is the only real setting that I need to adjust (I.e. I want no sound alerts at all).

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The registry key ImgBurn uses for all the options is HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ImgBurn

 

The ones related to sound should be pretty obvious from their names!

 

You need to have installed and opened+closed ImgBurn once to have it make the reg entries in the first place.

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The registry key ImgBurn uses for all the options is HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ImgBurn

 

The ones related to sound should be pretty obvious from their names!

 

You need to have installed and opened+closed ImgBurn once to have it make the reg entries in the first place.

 

I hate to criticise since you've created this great program, but why not just simply make the install an MSI?

 

Either way, my solution was to export the settings I wanted into a regfile, then merge that before the install like so:

 

regedit -s ImgBurnSettings.reg

imgburnsetup.exe /S

 

Save the text file as "SilentInstall.bat" and you have a batch file which automatically imports the regfile and then kicks off the silent install. This works well with deployments via SMS etc. I realise you say don't export all the settings because you change them but since I've tested version 2.4.4.0 that version is all I will deploy, until 6 months later or so where I will just export the new settings set by the new install again.

 

Also, is there any way to use ImgBurn as a non-Administrative user?

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My system is automated and just the way I like it at the moment. I have no need to make an MSI and any sys admins that want one can make their own (as I do when my job requires it).

 

Also, is there any way to use ImgBurn as a non-Administrative user?

 

Yes, read the FAQ.

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My system is automated and just the way I like it at the moment. I have no need to make an MSI and any sys admins that want one can make their own (as I do when my job requires it).

 

Also, is there any way to use ImgBurn as a non-Administrative user?

 

Yes, read the FAQ.

 

I'll read again, thanks!

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