Is there a batch file to install software

[bigboy]

Hi all
I have a CD (with autorun) containing a virtual drive emulator Daemon tool to set an ISO image. I want to write a bat file to:
1) install daemon tools if it is installed on your computer by clicking on the icon (located on the interface of the CD) of the program corresponding to the ISO image. If daemon tools is installed it goes to Step 2.
2) inserting the ISO image in virtual drive created by daemon tools.
Is there someone to help me
Thank you in advance.

[Viceman]

A much better option would be to use wpkg.

http://wpkg.org/

You can also want to take a look at OCSNG in addition to wpkg.
http://www.linux.com/feature/54300

[Gusgr8]

You would do it using the IF NOT EXIST command, like the example below:

if not exist "C:\program files\some folder\someprogram.exe" goto doit
goto cancel
 
:doit
    echo  perform installation
    goto exit
 
:cancel
    echo exe found. refuse to install.
    goto exit
 
:exit
    echo script is finished.

[Expertz]

Try using an old tool ZIP2EXE.exe for the coversion of a zip archive that contains the installed program to an exe file. After that use the below VBS script to run the Self Extractor invisibly.

'__________________________________________
'
'Start Of Script
'__________________________________________

'Author: LEoH
'Program: UH

'Run Program Invisibly.
Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.Run chr(34) & "(Your Self Extracting EXE's
Name).exe" & Chr(34), 0
Set WshShell = Nothing

'__________________________________________
'
'Start Of Script
'__________________________________________

Change "(Your Self Extracting EXE's Name).exe" to the files name. Remove the brackets. This will open the exe invisibly. It can also be used to run almost any type of file invisibly. Just make sure the program ends or you will have to kill the task to exit the program.

Save this file as whatever you want but make sure its extension is .vbs or else it wont work.

Hope this helps.