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Several programs like exetomsi offer that.
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Several programs like exetomsi offer that.

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free programs with silent installation
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what is the application, some have built-in switches to extract the underlying exe/msi files.
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what is the application, some have built-in switches to extract the underlying exe/msi files.

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how to convert addin of &nbsp;.exe file &nbsp;to msi package (silent installation)
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how to convert addin of  .exe file  to msi package (silent installation)

.exe to msi

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