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You need to have a valid '''<code>setup.iss''' </code> file for a silent Photoshop installation.
First make sure you don't have any '''<code>setup.iss''' </code> file in your <code>%WINDIR% </code> folder (to be sure the one we create is really made by us). If there is any, delete or rename it - it is not used by your system.
Next, launch the installer with <code>setup.exe from the command line with /r </code> (or is it <code>-r</code>?) switch and go through the whole installation.After it's done, you will have a new '''<code>setup.iss''' </code> file in the <code>%WINDIR% </code> folder. Copy it to the Photoshop setup directory (make sure you didn't have one there before, if you did, rename it).
The uninstaller needs a similar operation with a <code>/r </code> switch.
<check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="Adobe Photoshop CS" /><br>
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<install cmd="\\server\Admin\Non-MSI%PACKAGES%\Photoshop\setup.exe -s -f2%TEMP%\photoshop.log"><br>
<exit code="0" /><br>
</install><br>
<br>
<remove cmd="\\server\Admin\Non-MSI%PACKAGES%\Photoshop\uninstall\photoshop-uninstall.bat" /><br>
<br>
<upgrade cmd="" /><br>
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The <code>photoshop-uninstall.bat </code> will look like this (in one line):
<blockquote style="background: white; border: 1px solid black; padding: 1em;">