@echo off if exist "C:\Program Files\ESET\ESET Security\egui.exe" exit /b 0 if %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%==AMD64 set MSI=ees_nt64.msi if %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%==x86 set MSI=ees_nt32.msi msiexec /i "%MSI%" /quiet /qn ADDLOCAL=ALL PIDKEY=XXXXX TRANSFORMS="arabic.mst" /log C:\Temp\eset_setup.log exit /b 0 They deployed this via Group Policy Startup Script. Success rate: 98.5%. To silently remove the 9120630 version before upgrading to the 2022 version, use:
While the keyword string appears to contain a mix of components ("ar" likely for Arabic or Archive, a product code, "silent ins" for silent installation, and the year 2021), this article will deconstruct each element and provide a comprehensive guide for IT administrators on deploying ESET Endpoint Security version 9 (or the variant referenced by the code 9120630) silently in an enterprise environment. In the world of enterprise cybersecurity, efficiency is paramount. Manually clicking through installation wizards on hundreds of machines is not only tedious but also a security risk due to inconsistencies. For IT administrators managing networks in 2021 and beyond, mastering the silent installation of antivirus solutions is a core competency. ar eset endpoint security 9120630 silent ins 2021
msiexec /i "ees_nt64.msi" /quiet /qn CONFIGFILE="C:\Deploy\policy_config.xml" REBOOT=ReallySuppress ESET introduced a "Silent uninstall password." If you intend to reinstall later, include: @echo off if exist "C:\Program Files\ESET\ESET Security\egui