#CROSOFT SILVERLIGHT INSTALL#

Playback is set to prompt on 1st use by default. When Silverlight is installed quietly, DRM Play without requiring any end-user intervention. Use prompt allowing content protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM) to doNotRequireDRMPrompt = turns off the 1st The Silverlight auto-update feature requires administrative rights so Prompt the user for permission on 1 st use of the respectiveįeatures. Media playback and the Silverlight auto-update feature will be configured to Installed quietly, by default privacy related features such as DRM protected This installs or upgrades Silverlight without The syntax of the setup file is as follows:

#CROSOFT SILVERLIGHT INSTALL#

The Silverlight install executable file has a number ofĭifferent switches to customize the installation. Their method of installation switches with the EXE. After giving it a read I decided that I would use The guide describes all system, requirements and deployment However, I did come across the Silverlightĭeployment Guide written by David Tesar and edited by Nick Kramer from There are some registry entries you can edit, which my first thought Sort of Auto-Update to be on, which as many of you probably know, it’s on byĭefault. My main issue with Silverlight is that I didn't want any Note Microsoft Silverlight 4.0 Resources:ĭownload Silverlight /getsilverlight Msiexec /p silverlight.msp /a silverlight.msi /qb msi, but first uninstall Silverlight 4.0 if it's installed otherwise it'll complain: You can then do a silent installation from the. You can discard all other files except for the. You'll also see a silverlight.7z file, from which you can extract silverlight.msp using WinZip (or your choice of unzipper). msi, you can extract is by running silverlight.exe /extract. exe will also upgrade previous versions without the prior need to uninstall)

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