something else: search "app silent install" on google, determine the path switch and enter it accordingly: -ia ".".
The verysilent switch belongs to the InnoSetup Installer.
/VERYSILENT: use -ia /DIR=C:\new\path.
Also no backslash before the = sign, as suggested in other comments. Note: single backslashes, double backslashes didn't work for me. Most of my tested apps had this extension. If there is no such file go back to search and use the ".installer" version.
Scroll down to "List Files" and open tools\chocolateyInstall.ps1.
Go to the chocolatey package repo and search for your app.
The challenge is that the switch differs from installer to installer. convenience script)įor the free version you have to pass the directory as an addtional input argument: choco install theapp -y -ia "folder switch" So we select certain premium features to go into those versions to provide enough value to be worth the price. While you are using a free service (the community repository, aka ), it is not free to provide that service. The Pro version is $8/month (annually $96), costs you less than eating out once a month, gets you some awesome features, and ensures that the community infrastructure continues to provide a great service and improve. NOTE: We need to ensure the longevity of the Chocolatey community somehow, and that is to have a FOSSium (freemium) model. We've added the ubiquitous install switch! If you need to override the install directory and you don't want to do all of the work to determine what that switch is, you have the option to use one switch with Chocolatey - Ubiquitous Install Directory Option (Licensed Editions Only). You may want to look that up it is possible to do. See Install Command (choco install) and Overriding default install directory or other advanced install concepts.Īnother way to ensure a different drive is to relocate your Program Files to a different drive. For each application, you would need to know its command line switch used during installation to change its installation directory and pass it using -installArgs.
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