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# Watches %temp% for changes in file names or file writes for MSI files Script and usage information is as follows, in case this is helpful to anyone else.

If it makes any difference, I used the standalone / no-auto-update installer.

In my environment, this worked with both GE Pro and Standard 7.1.7.x on a Windows 10 box. I've also discovered that it seems that they're no longer using the ".TMP" extension and are just dropping the plain old MSI into %temp% (you can confirm this with some FileSystemWatcher code). NET FileSystemWatcher class and plucks the file out of %temp% as soon as it appears. To remedy this, I wrote a little PowerShell script that leverages the. Now, about getting at that MSI: If you're using a fast workstation with a SSD, it's so fast that trying to grab the file manually is almost impossible, even if you manage suspend the application. I didn't encounter anything new or crazy in terms of configuration, so you can look to the other posters for more info about configuring it.

You can either take it how it is, or use your tool of choice to make a MST for additional changes at that point. As others have noted it's a bit of a hassle to get at the actual MSI, but once you've done that it's a piece of cake to install.