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The nice thing about Powershell is that you can run any command line application from the shell. That is a common way to install things. Calling the installer is often the same as double clicking on it. If you call an MSI, it will pop up and start the install. I have following PowerShell script to install application without user intervention: Start-Process -FilePath 'C: Temp UpgradeClientInstaller setup.exe' -ArgumentList '/S /v/qn' by giving /s in argument list, it should install silently without user intervention but a popup is showing. Even I try with winrar.exe and zip.exe files giving the same. Ok, so now I am having a different issue. The command runs one at a time on each server in the server.text file. The executable that I am running can take hours to complete so I want them to run concurrently on each server in the file.

Pre-reqs to build out an install script/package

MMA agent executable

Workspace ID

Workspace Primary Key

Download MMA agent

Click on Windows Servers from Connected Sources to download Windows Agent

Click on Linux Servers from Connected Sources to download Linux Agent

Obtain WorkspaceID

From the Azure Portal (https://portal.azure.com)

Click on Log Analytics, <your subscription >

Click on Advanced Settings

My view defaulted to Connected Sources > Windows Servers

Save the workspace ID and workspace key to notepad/OneNote for later

Build out command line for setup file

(optionally to include in Application Deployment package)

Grab pre-reqs above: (saved from above to build the command line)

Exe/msi file

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Workspace ID

Workspace key

The setup.exe or MSI command line parameters to pass are:

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I have following PowerShell script to install application without user intervention:

by giving /s in argument list, it should install silently without user intervention but a popup is showing

Even I try with winrar.exe and zip.exe files giving the same result. Is this right way to do?

Ansgar WiechersRamesh BollaRamesh Bolla

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5 Answers

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Your problem seems to be Windows UAC and not the script itself.

1. Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> Security and Maintenance
2. Click Change User Account Control settings.
3. Set the slider to 'Never Notify'.

This may be risky - but it works.

Try this:

Start-Process -FilePath C:setup.exe -Args '/silent /install' -Verb RunAs -Wait;

mohitmohit

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