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HOW TO USE SILENT INSTALL BUILDER WINDOWS

It is also important to set the Application User Model ID (AUMID) to the appId of the application, in order for notifications on Windows 8/8.1 to function and for Window 10 notifications to display the app icon within the notifications by default. You can explicitly set guid using option nsis.guid, but it is not recommended - consider using appId. Application product name (title) or description can be safely changed. It means that you should not change appId once your application in use (or name if appId was not set). A silent but deadly, multi-GPU, water-cooled deep-learning rig. You are not forced to explicitly specify it - name-based UUID v5 will be generated from your appId or name.

Squirrel.Windows simply uses application name as key.īut it is not robust - Google can use key Google Chrome SxS, because it is a Google. Windows requires to use registry keys (e.g. Defaults to build/installerSidebar.bmp or $ GUID vs Application Name ¶ MUI_WELCOMEFINISHPAGE_BITMAP, relative to the build resources or to the project directory.

installerSidebar String | “undefined” - assisted installer only.

Defaults to build/installerHeaderIcon.ico or application icon. The path to header icon (above the progress bar), relative to the build resources or to the project directory.

installerHeaderIcon String | “undefined” - one-click installer only.

MUI_HEADERIMAGE, relative to the build resources or to the project directory.

installerHeader = build/installerHeader.bmp String | “undefined” - assisted installer only.

Defaults to build/uninstallerIcon.ico or application icon.

uninstallerIcon String | “undefined” - The path to uninstaller icon, relative to the build resources or to the project directory.

Defaults to build/installerIcon.ico or application icon.

installerIcon String | “undefined” - The path to installer icon, relative to the build resources or to the project directory.

Whether to allow user to change installation directory. If false, user will have to restart installer with elevated permissions.ĪllowToChangeInstallationDirectory = false Boolean - assisted installer only. If oneClick is false and perMachine is false (default): install mode installer page.ĪllowElevation = true Boolean - assisted installer only. If oneClick is false and perMachine is true: no install mode installer page, always install per-machine. If oneClick is true (default): Whether to install per all users (per-machine).

Or whether installation always per all users (per-machine). PerMachine = false Boolean - Whether to show install mode installer page (choice per-machine or per-user) for assisted installer. OneClick = true Boolean - Whether to create one-click installer or assisted. These options also applicable for Web installer, use top-level nsisWeb key. The top-level nsis key contains set of options instructing electron-builder on how it should build NSIS target (default target for Windows).