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The Fuzor installer can be installed using a command line. The installation MSI supports all native command line arguements for Microsoft Installation packages and a few additional flags specific to the Fuzor installation environment.

Microsoft Learn is the best resource for information on MSI installation parameters.

The following command installs Fuzor with the default settings similarly to running the MSI directly.

Code Block
msiexec.exe /i [PATH TO FUZOR.msi PACKAGE]

The only flag necessary is an install options parameters. This parameter is needed between the “msiexec.exe” and the path to the fuzor installaiton installation package. The following are common install options parameters

  • /i : Install

  • /a : install as administrator

  • /x : uninstall

Other parameters can be specified after path to the fuzor installation package. For example, the following command ensures the computer is not restarted after running the installer”

Code Block
msiexec.exe /i [PATH TO FUZOR.msi PACKAGE] /norestart

Common MSI parameters:

  • /qn : No UI during the installation process.

  • /norestart : No restarting after the installation completes.

Additional parameters supported by the Fuzor installation package allow the user to install Fuzor automatically via different licensing options. The following command uses the specified product key and installs Fuzor at the specified location.

Code Block
msiexec.exe /i [PATH TO FUZOR.msi PACKAGE] /qn PRODUCTKEY="MYPR-ODUC-TKEY-FORF-UZOR-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX" INSTALLLOCATION="C:\Where\To\Install"
  • PRODUCTKEY="MYPR-ODUC-TKEY-FORF-UZOR-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX"

  • INSTALLLOCATION="C:\Where\To\Install"

PRODUCTKEY="Network" NETWORKSERVER="address:port"
PRODUCTKEY="Portal" PORTALKEY="myportalkey"
INSTALLLOCATION="C:\Where\To\Install"
PROXYENABLED="1"
PROXYHOSTNAME="ProxyHost"
PROXYPORT="port"

/quiet

Specifies quiet mode, which means there's no user interaction required.

/passive

Specifies unattended mode, which means the installation only shows a progress bar.

/qn

Specifies there's no UI during the installation process.

/qn+

Specifies there's no UI during the installation process, except for a final dialog box at the end.

/qb

Specifies there's a basic UI during the installation process.

/qb+

Specifies there's a basic UI during the installation process, including a final dialog box at the end.

/qr

Specifies a reduced UI experience during the installation process.

/qf

Specifies a full UI experience during the installation process.