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I have an application called &nbsp;AdobeFireWorks CS3, for which I have a silent installation switch. as below.<br />
&quot;PathofSetup&quot;&gt; &quot;Setup.EXE&quot; --mode=silent --deploymentFile=&quot;PathOfIn<wbr />stall.XMl &quot;install.XML&quot;<br />
Note: there is space between setup.exe and &nbsp;--mode=silent and again there is a space before --deploymentFile=<br />
&nbsp;for which I wrote a script as <br />
Return=WshShell.Run(chr(34<wbr />) &amp;&nbsp;Scriptpath &amp;&nbsp;&quot;Setup.EXE&quot; &amp;&nbsp;chr(34) &amp;&nbsp;&quot; --mode=silent --deploymentFile=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;chr(34) &amp;&nbsp;Scriptpath &amp;&nbsp;&quot;install.XML&quot;, 1, true)<br />
for which the setup returns a error code = 1 or 7<br />
1: cannot parse commandline<br />
7:Unable to complete silent Install
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I have an application called  AdobeFireWorks CS3, for which I have a silent installation switch. as below.
"PathofSetup"> "Setup.EXE" --mode=silent --deploymentFile="PathOfInstall.XMl "install.XML"
Note: there is space between setup.exe and  --mode=silent and again there is a space before --deploymentFile=
 for which I wrote a script as 
Return=WshShell.Run(chr(34) & Scriptpath & "Setup.EXE" & chr(34) & " --mode=silent --deploymentFile=" & chr(34) & Scriptpath & "install.XML", 1, true)
for which the setup returns a error code = 1 or 7
1: cannot parse commandline
7:Unable to complete silent Install

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