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Please see
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... ds/msiexec
It lists all command line options for msiexec, including logging

I do have to point out that the 'official' Program Files folder is a protected folder by default, meaning that elevated admin privileges are required to modify anything.
I hope your D:\Program Files folder has been added to the protected folders list in order to prevent a security risk.

Historically Microsoft has been notoriously unreliable updating registry keys with correct values when updating or has been changing registry keys, locations etc. on a whim without documenting the change. So we just stopped using these values at some point. Additionally most companies setting up div...

The trial version does not disable the use of PowerShell 7. It is expected to be in its default path under C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7
Do you have this installed in another location?

Where are you located, geographically speaking? And what are your computer's language / culture settings?

A Windows application has no console. Well, at least not by default. There is an API to create one and attach one, but that would be complicated and cumbersome to do with PowerShell. A console application can display a form, but the you always get a console behind it somewhere. If you don't mind, th...

I am not sure why you package the script as an executable to then only include the script rather then the executable in your MSI. At first glance, the parameters look ok, except for brandingsource parameter. That would not work in a packaged file or running from PowerShell Studio. See https://www.sa...

If you click on "Support" up top, you will find a link to upload support files.

The MSI "compile" as you call it, generates a standard Windows Installer file. MSI stands for MicroSoft Installer. There is plenty of MSI documentation on the Microsoft website. (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/windows-installer-portal) This is not SAPIEN territory so to...

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I moved your question here to this forum, you are most likely to get an answer here.