INF + SED (Self Extraction Directive) file functions. “He can compress the most words into the smallest ideas of any man I ever met” ~ Abraham Lincoln (attr.)
IEXPRESS UNABLE TO OPEN THE REPORT FILE INSTALL
The self extracting bundle created will be dependent on the source OS bitness (32 or 64 bit), so if you create a self-extracting archive of 64 bit programs, they won’t run (extract) on a 32 bit computer.Įxtract an archive, run any installation program specified and then prompt to reboot:Įxtract package.exe and then run setup /s (which is embedded inside package.exe)Īlternatively in build 306, the package.exe can be built with the install command predefined: ( UserQuietInstCmd=Setup.exe /s) then launching becomes a simple:
The error message " Unable to open the report file." typically means that iexpress needs to be elevated.Įarly versions of iexpress were supplied with the Internet Explorer administration kit (IE 5 and IE 6). Some options /QA and /QU are only available in Build 306. Running IExpress with no options will launch a GUI wizard. R:S Restart the computer after installation without prompting the user. R:A Ask to restart the computer after installation. R:N Never restart the computer after installation. C: cmd Override the install command defined by the author. Used when IExpress packages are shipped on CDs or installed through ActiveSetup. No extract UI, but still get warnings on admin checks or disk space issues. QU Quiet + Assume the person running the app is an non-admin user. QA Quiet + Assume the person running the app is admin/SMS so do not check for admin rights or disk space. When running the created self extracting archive, the following options can be used:
N Build package now (SED filename must be specified) Iexpress 2.0 must be run with elevated permissions. Create a self extracting ZIP file archive.
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