If you don't specify it, the USB module will be installed. Next updates via command line will still require to specify the usbinstall=0 option to skip the installation of USB modules. Nomachine- packageName_ packageVersion.exe /usbinstall='0' /verysilent Nomachine- packageName_ packageVersion.exe /usbinstall='0' /silent Since NoMachine version 6.7.6, the setup procedure for Windows, when executed manually, accepts a command line option to skip the installation of NoMachine USB modules: Note for Windows XP: the NoMachine server will not start until the machine is rebooted. Nomachine_7.4.1_1.exe /VERYSILENT /DIR='X:Target_directory' Nomachine_7.4.1_1.exe /SILENT /DIR='X:Target_directory' Nomachine- packageName_packageVersion.exe /VERYSILENT /DIR='X:Target_directory' Nomachine- packageName_packageVersion.exe /SILENT /DIR='X:Target_directory' To specify a non-default installation directory, use: You can find more information about how to use the remote shutdown tool here: >shutdown /r /t 10 /c ” your comments here” Reboot the machine (it's necessary to complete the installation of the server, so if you are installing the nomachine-enterprise-client, you can omit this step): Installation is completed when you see your prompt back. >nomachine-p ackageName_packageVersion.exe /verysilent >nomachine- packageName_ packageVersion.exe /silent Move to the folder where you have downloaded the NoMachine package. If you wish to install any of the NoMachine packages without having any Windows dialogs shown during the installation, you can run the installation from command line and use the silent or verysilent switch. This article applies to NoMachine 4 and later versions.

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