Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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Yes there is. The standard OpenStudio installer for Windows is created by the NSIS installer tool. These installers have a built in command line interface to install silently. All you need to do is pass the /S option.
$ .\OpenStudio-1.12.0.ef50b89958-Win64.exe /S
You can also pass /S /D=C:\Custom\Install\Path if you want to install to a custom path. You should be an administrator to run this command or you will probably get a Windows prompt to authenticate. Finally note that the installer command returns almost immediately however know that the work is still being done in the background. If you watch the install directory you will not that files are still being installed several seconds after the command has returned.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
Yes there is. The standard OpenStudio installer for Windows is created by the NSIS installer tool. These installers have a built in command line interface to install silently. All you need to do is pass the /S option.
$ .\OpenStudio-1.12.0.ef50b89958-Win64.exe /S
You can also pass /S /D=C:\Custom\Install\Path if you want to install to a custom path. You should be an administrator to run this command or you will probably get a Windows prompt to authenticate. Finally note that the installer command returns almost immediately however know that the work is still being done in the background. If you watch the install directory you will not see that files are still being installed several seconds after the command has returned.
