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Pcgamer27

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I have a question, is it sometimes possible to install software offline or is there a setting for that?
 
What is "offline"? Do mean you to perform a sysprep, where you logon to Windows and interactively run commands to update the system, before capturing the install image? Or do you want to automate the running of installers during Post-Setup?

There are a number of online guides on how to do a sysprep. You can spend as much time pre-installing software and making customizations. When the ISO image is replaced by your capture image, Windows has been "pre-loaded". But if you get a new base version of Windows, then you have to repeat the entire sysprep operation from the beginning.
 
garlin said:
What is "offline"? Do mean you to perform a sysprep, where you logon to Windows and interactively run commands to update the system, before capturing the install image? Or do you want to automate the running of installers during Post-Setup?

There are a number of online guides on how to do a sysprep. You can spend as much time pre-installing software and making customizations. When the ISO image is replaced by your capture image, Windows has been "pre-loaded". But if you get a new base version of Windows, then you have to repeat the entire sysprep operation from the beginning.
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The problem is that I use Ninite and it always creates an online connection. It is the offline version, but it still gets online during installation. Is there a way to disable that in NTlite LAN connection?
 
Code: 
powershell "Get-NetAdapter -Physical | Disable-NetAdapter -Confirm:$false"
app.exe
powershell "Get-NetAdapter -Physical | Enable-NetAdapter -Confirm:$false"
 
garlin said:
Code: 
powershell "Get-NetAdapter -Physical | Disable-NetAdapter -Confirm:$false"
app.exe
powershell "Get-NetAdapter -Physical | Enable-NetAdapter -Confirm:$false"
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must be used in the ps1 script before-login or after-login
 
I've never used Ninite. It's guaranteed to work in (After logon), but may or may not work in (Before logon).
Depends on how the devs wrote the app, and whether you need to interact with the app or not.
 
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