Silent Install Builder for Windows
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Free software deployment program
Silent Install Builder is an open-source tool that's free and easy to use for IT administrators. Administrators can create packages that contain multiple apps and routines that can run independently on remote computers. This allows IT teams to spend less time connecting with individual PCs, and end-users can continue their work without interruption.
This program allows you to record your own routines and have them executed when needed without any interaction from you. This tool can also be used to install applications without command line support. It also assists the most common installers. Similar programs include PDQ Deploy and Remote Desktop Connection Manager.
What is Silent Install Builder used to do?Silent Install Builder is designed for IT administrators who need remote software installation on Windows computers. It allows them to install software packages on users' computers remotely.
How can I install multiple EXE files simultaneously?You will need to create a UI Automation script which includes all the execution files. You can then make sure that the packages you create run automatically without any human interaction.
How can I get rid Silent Installer Builder?Silent Installer Builder, as you'll see when you install it is not a Microsoft Store app. You'll need to uninstall it using the Windows Control Panel following these steps.
- Click on your device's start button to locate Silent Installer. Left-click the app's icon to open the 'Uninstall or modify a program' window. Right-click Silent Installer Builder to open the contextual menu. In the first dialogue box, confirm that the app you wish to uninstall. Depending on your computer’s security settings, you might need to enter your security code to proceed.
Remote working is becoming more popular, whether it's at home or in international offices. System administrators can find remote working a headache. Silent Installer Builder and similar programs like PDQ Deploy or win-get solve this problem very well. IT managers can create silent MSI packages quickly to install multiple software packages on remote devices with Silent Install Builder.