Silent Install Helper does have advantages, though: it supports many more applications, and the ability to create and work with CMD files gives you far greater control over the setup process. If you just want to install 3 or 4 big-name tools, something like Ninite will provide everything you need, including the latest versions, by checking a few boxes - no need to mess around with scripts. Copy these to any PC, double-click the "setup.cmd" file and your programs will be installed automatically.
This produces a script which you can save along with the setup programs. If you’d like to easily repeat this procedure on multiple PCs, though, you might alternatively select the installers and click "Create *.cmd file". You’ll see no dialog boxes, no requests for information, not even a message from Silent Install Helper to tell you the process is over - your applications just get installed. Depending on your installers, you may see brief pop-up messages alerting you that a particular setup program is being launched, but otherwise that should be it. To install whatever programs remain, click Select All > Start. But if its Installer Type is listed as "Nothing found" then this means it’s not been recognized, and you’ll only be able to run a standard installation.Īny unsupported setup programs can easily be removed from the list (right-click each one in turn, select "Delete"). If this is based on a known installer (Inno Setup, Smart, Wise, Nullsoft NSIS, RAR SFX, ZIP SFX, Microsoft, Ghost Install Wizard are supported), it should be possible to install it silently. Once this process is complete you’ll be presented with a table listing your setup programs, and their installation type. Silent Install Helper analyses each executable to try and identify its type, briefly displaying a pop-up window with some technical information. To begin, drag and drop your chosen setup files onto the program.
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