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MSIE302.EXE /Q:1 /R:N /C:&quot;INSTALL.EXE <destination directory>&quot;
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Latest revision as of 10:07, 21 July 2020

Knowledge Base


How To Do No User Intervention Setup

Article ID: 174772

Article Last Modified on 9/9/1999



APPLIES TO

  • Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration Kit 3.2a



This article was previously published under Q174772

SYMPTOMS

You can not use the following command-line to do an unattended set up of Microsoft Internet Explorer:

MSIE302.EXE /Q:1 /R:N /C:"INSTALL.EXE <destination directory>"


The <destination directory> is the location where Internet Explorer is to be installed.

CAUSE

The command-line parameter used in the above command-line allows Internet Explorer to do an unattended setup. This is not a quiet setup, because the file-copying dialog is not suppressed. There is no command-line parameter that suppresses the file-copying dialog.

NOTE: The above command-line in the Status section applies to Internet Explorer version 2.0 Express Setup program.

STATUS

Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in IEAK version 3.2a. We are researching this problem and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available.

Keywords: KB174772