Register
package for all users (by default package is registered only for
the currently logged in user)
/q,
/quiet
Don't
output any information
/u,
/unregister, /uninstall
Unregister
package. If needed, this will also remove the software from the
Add/Remove Programs control panel applet.
/r,
/reregister
Re-register
package. Normally, ThinReg will detect if a package is already
registered and will skip it if it is. By using the /r option, you
can force ThinReg to re-register the package
/k,
/keepunauthorized, /keep
If
ThinReg detects a registration for a package for which you're no
longer authorized (you are no longer part of the PermittedGroups
specified in the packages Package.ini) it will remove the
registration info for that package. By specifying this option,
ThinReg won't remove the registration info.
/noarp
Don't
create an entry in the Add/Remove Programs control panel applet
/norelaunch
This
option has an effect on Vista only. ThinReg will be launched on
Vista without elevated privileges. That means that standard users
will be able to invoke ThinReg without a UAC pop-up. When ThinReg
detects that it does need more privileges (those privileges are
required for the /allusers option), it will relaunch itself as a
privileged process, causing a UAC pop-up to show. The /norelaunch
option will prevent the relaunch and instead the registration will
just fail.
The standard usage of ThinReg would be to register a number of
packages stored in a directory (probably on a file server) during
login processing: "ThinReg \\server\share\dir\*.exe". This will
automatically take care of PermittedGroups specifications,
registering and unregistering packages as needed. It is also quite
fast. During testing, we found that first-time registration of the
Office 2003 suite took 0.55 sec. Second-time registration (where
ThinReg didn't need to perform any action) took only 0.13 sec. By
contrast, /reregister is relatively expensive at 5.40 sec so you
should probably not use that in a login script.
Example usage:
This
will register just Winword for the currently logged in
user
ThinReg.exe "\\server\share\Microsoft Office 2003 Winword.exe"
This
will register just Winword for all users on the system (requires
Admin Rights)
ThinReg.exe /a "\\server\share\Microsoft Office 2003
Winword.exe"
This
will register all Office applications in the specified directory
for the currently logged in user
ThinReg.exe "\\server\share\Microsoft Office *.exe"
This
will unregister register just Winword for the current user.
Registrations for e.g. Excel won't be affected ThinReg.exe
/u "\\server\share\Microsoft Office 2003 Winword.exe"
This
will unregister all Office applications for the current user. Will
also remove the Add/Remove Programs entry
ThinReg.exe /u "\\server\share\Microsoft Office *.exe"
Note: Command-line unregistration is supported in Thinstall 3.210
and higher
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