If you mean a dos window within Windows to install via script or something similar the basic command is msiexec /i <fullpath to msifile>
you can also see the following link for more options http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/cc759262%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
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Simply double-clicking the .msi file in Windows should cause the appropriate function to run against the file. The simplest DOS command for it is possibly the START command. But it would be better if you explained what you needed to accomplish. Why ask about a DOS command if there are better ways to accomplish a task? — Tom
Simply double-clicking the .msi file in Windows should cause the appropriate function to run against the file. The simplest DOS command for it is possibly the START command. But it would be better if you explained what you needed to accomplish. Why ask about a DOS command if there are better ways to accomplish a task? — Tom