VLC Player v2.2.2 MSI Installer Released

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Last updated on April 1st, 2023 at 08:48 pm

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We have now created an MSI installer for v2.2.2 for VLC Player. It has been added to our VLC Player microsite and the download link is below.
You can download the file from our VLC archives and when there are updates, we will carry on to create the MSI installers to match. Previous versions of the MSI installers are also available in the archive.

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VLC Player MSI Installer Archive

INSTRUCTIONS

If you want to distribute VLC Player as a silent install, then you can use the code as below:

WDS or Group Policy

VLC Player v2.2.2.msi /q /norestart

Configuration Manager

msiexec /i “VLC Player v2.2.1.msi” /q /norestart

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6 thoughts on “VLC Player v2.2.2 MSI Installer Released

  1. This is very nice but is there a way to stop it from opening the techygeeks web site after it installs? It’s confusing my users.

    Thanks

      1. Is there a way to do it without having it open through that Windows messaging service. It doesn’t just open up IE, it pops up a message saying that an application needs to display a message, then opens IE in a weird sandbox, pretends IE has never been opened before, and only when you close it does it go back to Windows.

        I’m fine with the MSI the way it is except for that.

        Thanks

  2. This is very nice but is there a way to stop it from opening the techygeeks web site after it installs? It’s confusing my users.

    Thanks

    1. You could either create your own MSI installer or we could create you a custom installer, but we’d obviously have to charge for that type of work.

      1. Is there a way to do it without having it open through that Windows messaging service. It doesn’t just open up IE, it pops up a message saying that an application needs to display a message, then opens IE in a weird sandbox, pretends IE has never been opened before, and only when you close it does it go back to Windows.

        I’m fine with the MSI the way it is except for that.

        Thanks

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