Configuring an “Unattended Install” shell extension for quick msi installation.

We’ve all been there, A list of msi’s necessary for a clients application and clicking next next next begins to wear thin. For me I had 7 servers to install 4 msi’s and scripting wasn’t an option as the software in question couldn’t be run in a non-interactive session.

To alleviate the issue, I added a simple shell extension to perform unattended installs of each of the msi’s:

I’ve made the registry file available here for download should you also be stuck with this task at some point.

The registry file is very simple as you can see below:

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