Multi Commander is a multi-tabbed file manager and is an alternative to the standard Windows Explorer. It uses the very popular and efficient dual-panel layout.

Multi Commander has everything you need in your daily work with files to increase your speed and efficiency.

It has all the standard features that any file manager has, like copy, move, rename, view. But Multi Commander's big strengths are the special features that allow you to accomplish advanced tasks with ease. Tasks such as Auto-unpacking; Auto-sorting; Browsing inside archives; Editing the Windows Registry and accessing FTP; Searching for and Viewing files and pictures. There is also powerful, built-in Scripting support that allows you automate many tasks and expand its functionality. It allows you to do everything from the keyboard using shortcuts so that you can work quickly and efficiently.

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Installer Parameters

The installer accepts parameters that make it possible to run the installer silently or from a script.

MultiCommander_x64_(6.2.0.2147).exe /S /D=[Target Folder] /PrevInstall=[Upgrade|Uninstall]
/InstallMode=[All|User] /Kill=[Ask|Auto|Abort]

• /S - Silent
  Do not show any UI or ask any questions
• /D - Destination
  The target where Multi Commander should be installed. If not specified the default path under the Program Files folder is used.
  Eg. /D="D:\MyPrograms\MultiCommander"
• /PrevInstall - Previous Installation
  What to do with existing installation. The options are "Upgrade" or "Uninstall"
  Eg. /PrevInstall=Upgrade
• /InstallMode - Installation Mode
  Install Multi Commander for All users or current user. If "All" is set and install path is under a protected location (eg. Program Files) make sure the installation is run as administrator. The options are "All" or "User"
  Eg. /InstallMode=All
• /Kill - Kill running instances of Multi Commander
  When doing an upgrade Multi Commander may be running. Use /Kill=Auto to automatically kill any running instance of MultiCommander
  /Kill=Ask will show a dialog asking what to do. /Kill=Abort will abort the upgrade if Multi Commander is running.
  Eg. /Kill=Auto
• /CLEAR=Uninstall - Clear Uninstall Data
  Clear all entries of Multi Commander from the Installed Programs locations in the registry
  Eg. /CLEAR=Uninstall
• /FORCEDEST="Path" - Force a new path
  Force a new path even if a previous path was found in the registry
  Eg. /FORCEDEST="D:\NewInstallPath\"

Example

# Upgrade Current
MultiCommander_x64_(6.2.0.2147).exe /S /D="C:\Bin\MultiCommander" /PrevInstall=Upgrade /InstallMode=All /Kill=Auto