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Hi ianymaty, Found the path, it is a variable, based on the user name and file version: For an user named ianymaty and Java 8u60 it is: C:\Users\ianymaty\AppData\LocalLow\Oracle\Java\jre1.8.0_60Translated into variables: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Oracle\Java\jre1.%MAJ%.0_%MIN%(%MAJ% and %MIN% are variables created by my script based on the file name, we reuse them here). Translated into 7 zip SFX syntax: InstallPath="%USERPROFILE%\\AppData\\LocalLow\\Oracle\\Java\\jre1.%MAJ%.0_%MIN%" in the cmd file: ECHO InstallPath="%%USERPROFILE%%\\AppData\\LocalLow\\Oracle\\Java\\jre1.%MAJ%.0_%MIN%">> "32.cfg"You may have noticed that the variable USERPROFILE is surrounded by double %% sign, that's because we don't want Windows parsing the variable when running the CMD file, but when the SFX is executed, and using double %% will do the trick. This is working, but, on my tests, the install isn't silent anymore on Win7 X64 (but it is silent on Win7 x86). I don't know why, maybe because of the path used ? That's weird... You can test it: JAVA-Multi_Maker_2.6-test2.zip MD5: d004e85736501093ebe1cc90e92a03a8 edit: discovered that the extraction path is different for x64: _x64 is added at the end of the folder's name... code used is: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Oracle\Java\jre1.%MAJ64%.0_%MIN64%_x64I made an other test version It is slightly different because we need two separate folders, and 7zip can only extract to one folder, so we use this extraction path InstallPath="%USERPROFILE%\\AppData\\LocalLow\\Oracle\\Java"I also changed the naming of the msi files, now it mimic exactly the behavior of the original installer as you have requested, but the problem still remains.... The compression of the admin install version is also much less efficient because of the separate folders. JAVA-Multi_Maker_2.6-test3.zip MD5: 30af3563e0c53c7c9fd7be350d39986f I'm surely missing something here...

Thanks ianymaty

Hi Thiersee, Yes the size gain was the purpose of the v2.6 The cons: - You need to use a 64 bits OS to build 64 bits versions (the installer is run in a special mode to make the admin install point). - It seems some unique infos are added in the admin install, because every installer have an unique MD5. That's the confirmation: Oracle have made some changes to the installers that will make them incompatible with setupcomplete installs. I also remember now this was already discussed in the ryanVM thread (you need to be logged to see the thread).

Oracle must have made some changes. Please try this version, it's a test version I made some time ago, it create an admin install point. The purpose was to reduce the size of the SFX, but maybe it will also allows install with setupcomplete. You can also try to use wintoolkit runonce to see if it make a difference. JAVA-Multi_Maker_2.6-test1.zip

If you install it by double-clicking, does it work ?

98 MB seems the normal size. I will also reply to you PM here, so it can benefit to others as well: I meant remove previous versions of the installers in the script folder, not Java itself. It was to avoid the UPX error, but it seems your error is different. Anyway, you can try this silent dual SFX I've just made: http://www.mediafire.com/download/94ak2d3h2wx7l3u/Java_8u60-Dual.exe

UPX error is harmless, it is because you've already uncompressed the setup on a previous run, delete all installers and you will not see the error.

If someone have downloaded them, it could post a mirror. You can download this version in the meantime. http://www.wincert.net/forum/files/file/5-win-toolkit/

Be patient guys, he is maybe still in vacations !

But you still need to make a SFX. It's simpler with the maker I linked.

Merci pour l'info.

The UPX error is because it was already unpacked on the first run. The second eror is from 7zip and is related with memory, it can't allocate enough. You can change the 7zip parameters to use less memory, it is explained in the cmd file, open it with notepad.

You should elaborate, I just created a dual installer for 8u60 and it works fine.

On peut maintenant les télécharger ici: http://www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/software-download/techbench Vous obtiendrez les isos MSDN en date de Février 2016 à l'heure ou j'écris ces lignes.

You can use a 7zip sfx.

Rien de visible pour les utilisateur des runtimes, ça concerne les développeurs, (ça coïncide avec la sortie de Visual Studio 2015 et de Windows 10), et il faudra donc tôt ou tard l'installer pour profiter des applis développées pour. ça remplace évidemment la 4.5.2. Un coup de google te donnera plus d'infos.

https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=19598

OK thanks. moved your answer here because I have edited my post on French topic

Thank you for the update ricktendo, it works well on Windows 7 x64 & x86 French with 4.5.2 previously installed. Do you know if this will also works on Windows 8.1 ?

MAJ pour .NET 4.6 Testé l'installeur créé sous Windows 7 x64 & x86 Fr avec .NET 4.5.2 installé, fonctionne parfaitement.

Thanks Thiersee, updated. What's new: The certificate is still the same, it will expire on November, so an update will be necessary then. (the certificate is used to sign the driver, only needed at install time to keep it silent).

Welcome here Calvadosian, so you are in Calvados I presume ! We have a French section if you wish. Coucou de la côte d'Azur.

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Ouais mais là c'est logique puisque c'est justement le boulot du logiciel de virer les vieilles MAJ et anciennes versions de fichiers. C'est une sorte de "super Deepclean" (qui du coup devient inutile à part pour connaitre les MAJ obsolètes). Ça nous rapproche aussi du fonctionnement des update pack de XP qui ne gardaient que la dernière version de chaque fichier.

Pour la désinstallation des MAJ je suis OK (je vais d'ailleurs le rajouter, c'est un oubli de ma part), mais pour le deepclean, ça marche chez moi, je viens de tester (dism++ utilisé le mois dernier, MAJ de Juillet effectuées à l'instant, reboot, puis deepclean) A ce que j'ai pu comprendre les deux premières cases sont l'équivalent de la commande dism /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase (qui n'existe pas sous Windows 7), et celle-ci a les mêmes conséquences.