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You Can Deploy Installations From An Administrative Image Using The Command Line

The document provides examples of msiexec command lines that can be used to silently install various SolidWorks products and add-ins from an administrative image. It lists properties and switches for silently installing the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of SolidWorks, DWGeditor, eDrawings client, SolidWorks Explorer, Workgroup PDM, and PhotoView 360 on different operating systems. The msiexec command allows installing these products silently by specifying installation paths and properties on the command line without any user interface.

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You Can Deploy Installations From An Administrative Image Using The Command Line

The document provides examples of msiexec command lines that can be used to silently install various SolidWorks products and add-ins from an administrative image. It lists properties and switches for silently installing the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of SolidWorks, DWGeditor, eDrawings client, SolidWorks Explorer, Workgroup PDM, and PhotoView 360 on different operating systems. The msiexec command allows installing these products silently by specifying installation paths and properties on the command line without any user interface.

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You can deploy installations from an administrative image using the command line.

To install silently:

1. Open a Command Prompt window (in Windows, click Start > Run. 2. Type the msiexec.exe command with the /i and /qb switches and set the properties for any options that are not the default values as shown below. Properties are listed for these products:

SolidWorks feature SolidWorks global DWGeditor SolidWorks eDrawings SolidWorks Explorer/Workgroup PDM SolidWorks Flow Simulation

Use the following examples as templates for silent installation. SolidWorks Client

Chinese-Simplified language PhotoWorks add-in Participation in the feedback program

32-bit version of SolidWorks on 32-bit operating system:


msiexec /i "Msi_path" INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\your_folder" SOLIDWORKSSERIALNUMBER="xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx" ENABLEPERFORMANCE=1 OFFICEOPTION=3 ADDLOCAL=SolidWorks,ChineseSimplified,PhotoWorksRender,Intel_Modules_AgeiaX86 /qb

32-bit version of SolidWorks on 64-bit operating system:


msiexec /i "Msi_path" INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\your_folder" SOLIDWORKSSERIALNUMBER="xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx" ENABLEPERFORMANCE=1 OFFICEOPTION=3 ADDLOCAL=SolidWorks,ChineseSimplified,PhotoWorksRender,Intel_Modules_AgeiaX64 /qb

64-bit version of SolidWorks on 64-bit operating system:


msiexec /i "Msi_path" INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\your_folder" SOLIDWORKSSERIALNUMBER="xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx" ENABLEPERFORMANCE=1

OFFICEOPTION=3 ADDLOCAL=SolidWorks,ChineseSimplified,PhotoWorksRender /qb

DWGeditor

Standalone license

msiexec /i "Msi_path" INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\your_folder" LICENSETYPE=1 /qb

eDrawings Client

Log performance Italian language All features

msiexec /i "Msi_path" INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\your_folder" LOGPERFORMANCE=1 SNLSERVER=eDrawings_SNL_server TRANSFORMS=1040.mst ADDLOCAL=All /qb

SolidWorks Explorer and Workgroup PDM add-in

SolidWorks Explorer with Workgroup PDM add-in

msiexec /i "Msi_path" INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\your_folder" EXPLORERORPDM=1 ADDLOCAL=VaultAdmin,Client,Standalone,DocMgr,LicenseEXE ACTIVSERIALNUMBER="xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx" /qb

SolidWorks PhotoView 360


msiexec /i "Msi_path" /qb

This product is licensed through the PhotoView license.

This installation requires that a version of PhotoView 360 is already installed on your computer. There are no command options available when installing PhotoView 360. Parent topic: Command-Line Deployment

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