echo %DATE% %TIME% - Script completed >> %LOG_PATH% exit /b %errorLevel% For Mac administrators (Jamf, Mosyle), Epson Scan 2 comes as a .pkg file. Silent install is simpler:
:: Create log directory if missing if not exist "C:\Logs" mkdir "C:\Logs" epson scan 2 silent install
Deploy-EpsonScan2.cmd
:: Check exit code if %errorLevel% == 0 ( echo SUCCESS: Epson Scan 2 installed. >> %LOG_PATH% ) else ( echo FAILURE: Installer returned error %errorLevel%. Check %LOG_PATH% >> %LOG_PATH% ) echo %DATE% %TIME% - Script completed >> %LOG_PATH%
EPSON_Scan_2_Setup.exe /quiet /norestart /log "C:\Temp\EpsonScan2_Install.log" After running, check the log for errors like return code 1603 (fatal error) or missing dependencies (e.g., .NET Framework). Sometimes the main .exe is a wrapper. For ultimate control (and for integration into MDT or SCCM), extract the internal .msi (Microsoft Installer) package. Step 1: Extract the MSI Many Epson Scan 2 installers respond to a standard extraction switch: Check %LOG_PATH% >> %LOG_PATH% ) EPSON_Scan_2_Setup
msiexec /i "EpsonScan2.msi" /quiet ADDLOCAL=ALL INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\Epson\Scan2" Epson provides a separate utility called EpsonNet Config and Epson Deployment Tool for enterprise environments. While not strictly an "epson scan 2 silent install" tool, it can push the driver alongside network settings.
