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How to Install Advanced Time Synchronizer:
1) Download the latest version of Advanced Time Synchronizer from our web site;
2) Run the installation program. You can also use command line arguments for installation program (Command line for installation program);
3) After installation, Advanced Time Synchronizer will initially execute with the default settings. The default settings are enough to realize the basic functions of time synchronizing.
Updating and reinstalling Advanced Time Synchronizer:
If you want to upgrade your Advanced Time Synchronizer version, download the latest version from our web site and start the installation program. During the installation process all system changes will be made automatically. Program will be upgraded but your preferences and registration information will be kept.
Uninstalling Advanced Time Synchronizer:
If you want to uninstall Advanced Time Synchronizer, open Add/Remove Programs applet from your Control Panel, select Advanced Time Synchronizer (Remove only) item from the list on Install/Uninstall tab and click Add/Remove... button.
Silent (Unattended) Advanced Time Synchronizer Installation:
Installation: Silent installation allows installing software without any user activity.
To start silent installation, use the following command line: "setup.exe -s install"
where "setup.exe" is the name of the installation program.
Reinstallation: Silent reinstallation allows repairing or reinstalling software without any
user activity. To start silent reinstallation, use the following command line:
"setup.exe -s install [uninstlog]"
where "setup.exe" is the name of the installation program;
[uninstlog] is the name and full path to the uninst.log file, which is generated by
installation program during installation or repairing.
Uninstallation: Silent uninstallation allows uninstalling software without any user activity.
To start silent uninstallation, use the following command line: "setup.exe -s uninstall [uninstlog]"
where "setup.exe" is the name of the installation program;
[uninstlog] is the name and full path to the uninst.log file, which is generated by
installation program during installation or repairing.
Command line for installation program:
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uninstlog - path to the uninst.log file;
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-install - first time installation (or repairing, if program is already installed);
-repair [uninstlog] - repair installation;
-uninstall [uninstlog] - uninstallation;
-s install [uninstlog] - silent installation or reinstallation;
-s uninstall [uninstlog] - silent uninstallation;
-l [en] - language abbreviation for multilingual setup;
-f [deffolder] - default folder for installation or reinstallation;
-r - remove all application settings stored in the system (uninstall only);
-srvc - install Advanced Time Synchronizer service by default;
-reg [name [key]] - registration name/key (install or repair only).
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[uninstlog] is the name and full path to the uninst.log file,
which is generated by installation program during installation or repairing.
This argument is used only if default file name stored in the registry is not available
(in some cases when the user has no administrator rights to write to
the system registry during installation).
Silent installation reports the following error codes:
| Common error codes |
0 | No error; |
1 | Handled exception raised; |
2 | Callback reported error; |
3 | Cannot open setup module for read; |
4 | Setup module is not on the disk type device; |
5 | Cannot load information about installed program; |
6 | Failed to create thread; |
7 | Failed to stop another instance of installer; |
8 | Failed to stop installed program; |
| Installation error codes |
9 | Archive integrity check failed; |
10 | Not enough disk space; |
11 | No permission to delete files or folders; |
12 | Cannot create folder; |
13 | Installation failed and rolled back; |
| Uninstallation error codes |
14 | Silent uninstallation selected when program is not yet installed; |
15 | Failed to open or read uninst.log; |
16 | No permission to delete files or folders; |
17 | Failed to finish uninstallation. |
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