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Silent Install of MicroStrategy 9.3.0

Create a batch file "install.bat" (name does not matter) with the following command line:

"Path_to_setup_file\setup.exe" -L0009 --ResponseFile="Path_to_setup_file\response.ini" -f1"Path_to_setup_file\setup.iss" -f2"c:\setup.log"

Path_to_setup_file above should be replaced with actual path to the setup.exe for the version you are trying to uninstall. The setup files can be located on remote server. Make sure to provide a proper fully qualified UNC path. Use the below response file. Response file should be named response.ini and should be saved in the same location as setup.exe. Below script only installs Desktop and Narrowcast. If you would like to install additional components, make necessary changes. Also notice that the below script will force a reboot of your system. Most errors encountered during installation will be logged in c:\setup.log. Again, feel free to change the location of the setup.log file.

 [Installer] 
HideAllDialogs=TRUE 
PreventReboot=FALSE 
ForceReboot=TRUE 
ShowConfigWizard=FALSE 
ShowWelcomeScreen=FALSE 
StopAllServices=TRUE 
CheckRenameOperations=FALSE 
TutReportingOverwrite=FALSE 
  
### User Registration ###
[UserRegistration] 
CompanyName=Shah Company or Your Company Name
LicenseKey=YOUR_LICENSE_KEY_GOES_HERE 
  
### Visible Components ### 
[ComponentSelection]
HideDialog=TRUE
AnalyticsModulesVisible=FALSE
ArchitectVisible=TRUE
CommandManagerVisible=FALSE
DeliveryEngineVisible=FALSE
DesktopDesignerVisible=TRUE
DesktopAnalystVisible=TRUE
EnterpriseManagerVisible=FALSE
FunctionPluginVisible=FALSE
GISConnectorsVisible=FALSE
IntegrityManagerVisible=FALSE
IServerDistributionServicesVisible=FALSE
IServerOLAPServicesVisible=FALSE
IServerReportServicseVisible=FALSE
IServerTransactionServicesVisible=FALSE
IServerVisible=FALSE
MobileClientVisible=FALSE
MobileServerASPVisible=FALSE
MobileServerJSPVisible=FALSE
MobileVisible=FALSE
NCSAdminVisible=TRUE
ObjectManagerVisible=FALSE
OfficeVisible=FALSE
PortletsVisible=FALSE
ProjectBuilderVisible=TRUE
SDKVisible=FALSE
SequeLinkVisible=FALSE
ServerAdminVisible=TRUE
SubscriptionPortalVisible=FALSE
TMIConnectorVisible=FALSE
TutorialDeliveryConfigureVisible=FALSE
TutorialDeliveryInstallVisible=FALSE
TutorialReportingVisible=FALSE
WebAnalystVisible=FALSE
WebMMTVisible=FALSE
WebProfessionalVisible=FALSE
WebReporterVisible=FALSE
WebServerASPNETVisible=FALSE
WebServerJSPVisible=FALSE
WebServicesASPNETVisible=FALSE
WebServicesJSPVisible=FALSE
  
### Components To Install (TRUE) or Remove (FALSE) ### 
AnalyticsModulesSelect=FALSE
ArchitectSelect=TRUE
CommandManagerSelect=FALSE
DeliveryEngineSelect=FALSE
DesktopDesignerSelect=TRUE
DesktopAnalystSelect=TRUE
EnterpriseManagerSelect=FALSE
FunctionPluginSelect=FALSE
FunctionPluginSelect=FALSE
GISConnectorsSelect=FALSE
IntegrityManagerSelect=FALSE
IServerDistributionServicesSelect=FALSE
IServerOLAPServicesSelect=FALSE
IServerReportServicseSelect=FALSE
IServerTransactionServicesSelect=FALSE
IServerSelect=FALSE
MobileClientSelect=FALSE
MobileServerASPSelect=FALSE
MobileServerJSPSelect=FALSE
MobileSelect=FALSE
NCSAdminSelect=TRUE
ObjectManagerSelect=FALSE
OfficeSelect=FALSE
PortletsSelect=FALSE
ProjectBuilderSelect=TRUE
SDKSelect=FALSE
SequeLinkSelect=FALSE
ServerAdminSelect=TRUE
SubscriptionPortalSelect=FALSE
TMIConnectorSelect=FALSE
TutorialDeliveryConfigureSelect=FALSE
TutorialDeliveryInstallSelect=FALSE
TutorialReportingSelect=FALSE
WebAnalystSelect=FALSE
WebMMTSelect=FALSE
WebProfessionalSelect=FALSE
WebReporterSelect=FALSE
WebServerASPNETSelect=FALSE
WebServerJSPSelect=FALSE
WebServicesASPNETSelect=FALSE
WebServicesJSPSelect=FALSE

 Try on a test server before you work on production!
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