Do .EXE's run silently in the background, or do I have to add the /silent parameter?

Of course you will need to add correct parameters to them. some will accept "silent" some will "quiet" some will "s" etc etc etc. you will need to find or use *.exe /? in order to find correct ones.
 
crypticus said:
Of course you will need to add correct parameters to them. some will accept "silent" some will "quiet" some will "s" etc etc etc. you will need to find or use *.exe /? in order to find correct ones.
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So do I just write /silent in the parameter field and then if it's wrong for the given .exe file then NTLite will tell me?
 
KatzWo, you could just guess and check, but it'd be faster to Google for the documentation, or check out this other thread that people have compiled parameters for (https://www.ntlite.com/community/in...nt-request-silent-application-info-here.2130/)

Every software is going to be different, because it's all up to the programmers how they want to do it.

Keep in mind though that drivers use INF files, and if you use NTLite to just point to a driver's extracted folder, it can automatically figure out how to integrate those without the need for switches since it pulls the information from the INF files. You would do this in the Drivers tab though, rather than post-install.
 
KatzWo said:
So do I just write /silent in the parameter field and then if it's wrong for the given .exe file then NTLite will tell me?
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why and how would ntlite understand and tell you. if it could, it would write itself.

just run that exe with that parameter and test on your computer?
 
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