Yes, this is possible using the following command line switches.
To show the installation progress:
- Example with installation for one single user:
BACKUP623win_adv.exe /silent /LANG=en /TASKS="meOnly" - Example with installation for everyone:
BACKUP623win_adv.exe /silent /LANG=en /TASKS="EveryOne"
To hide the installation progress:
- Example with installation for one single user:
BACKUP623win_adv.exe /VERYSILENT /LANG=en /TASKS="meOnly" - Example with installation for everyone:
BACKUP623win_adv.exe /VERYSILENT /LANG=en /TASKS="EveryOne"
However, due to security reasons there is no way to automatically supply login credentials.
The only way to make an account automatically login is by taking the %USERPROFILE%\.obm or %USERPROFILE%\.acb folder from another machine that has already logged in using the wanted account and then preloading it onto the system you are doing silent installs on.
You will also need to ensure that in the installation directory (C:\Program Files\backup software Advanced) the 'home.txt' file contains a single line which is a path to the location of the mentioned above.
e.g:
c:\users\administrator\.obm
You are not limited to storing the '.obm' or '.acb' folder within a user's profile, but for a user to be able to access the software with the preconfigured account they user will need access to the folder wherever you decide to locate it.