Your Uninstaller! historically used an installer built with common Windows installer frameworks (older builds often used NSIS or similar). Whether a particular build supports a documented silent switch depends on the publisher’s packaging choices for that release.
Common switches to try (examples; actual support varies):
Note: Capitalization and exact syntax matter; for NSIS the /D= switch must be the last parameter and may require no quotes. Your Uninstaller- PRO 7.5.2014.03 Silent Instal...
If the standard switches fail, you can create a response file:
For software like Your Uninstaller!, a silent installation is typically executed via the Command Prompt (CMD) or a batch script. The specific command switches depend on the installer technology used (e.g., Inno Setup, Nullsoft, or InstallShield). Your Uninstaller
For Your Uninstaller! (which historically utilized Inno Setup or similar installers), a standard silent installation command usually follows this syntax:
setup.exe /VERYSILENT /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES /NORESTART /SP- For NSIS/Inno/others:
Licensing in Silent Installs:
For the "PRO" version to function correctly after a silent install, the license key must be injected during the installation process. This is often done by passing a specific parameter (e.g., /serial="XXXX-XXXX") or by including a pre-configured settings file (like settings.ini or config.reg) in the installation directory immediately after the setup concludes.