1. Look at command line options in you help file or at wise.com. There is a way to extract rather than install the files from a wise.exe, I just cant remember the parameters.
2. Dec 17, 2013 How to extract a wise install script from an EXE. I have a EXE that says it is a wise install of a product we sell, The install does not work with Vista. Loading Your Community Experience.

The command tells Inno Setup Unpacker to extract the components of setup.exe into the current folder. Assuming this is an Inno Setup installer, the unpacker will probably produce an iss file, like.

ZipInstaller v1.21 Copyright (c) 2003 - 2004 Nir Sofer

Description

The ZipInstaller utility installs and uninstalls applicationsand utilities that do not provide an internal installation program.It automatically extracts all files from the Zip file, copies them tothe destination folder you select, creates shortcuts in the start menuand in your desktop, and adds an uninstall module to allow you to automatically remove the software in the future.

Creative extigy windows 10. This utility was originally developed to install the utilities in NirSoft Web site, but you can use it for installing utilities and applications from other sources, like the utilities provided in SysInternal Web site, Funduc Software, and many others.
Youda mystery the stanwick legacy walkthrough. Generally, this utility can install properly almost any software compressed in Zip files that doesn't provide an install/uninstall module.

Versions History

Date	Version	Description
20/07/04	1.21	Ability to create self-install executables. (/selfexe command-line parameter) The 'Start In' field in all shortcuts created by ZipInstaller is now filled with the appropriate folder. Uninstall improvement: if a file is locked and cannot be deleted, ZipInstaller will try to move it into the temp folder, instead of displaying error message. (This trick works only on Windows 2000/XP) Fixed bug: In previous version, the configuration file inside the zip file was copied to the installation folder with all other files, although it's not really needed. New option: copy the uninstaller module to the installation folder, instead of Windows folder (UninstallInDestFolder value)
07/06/04	1.20	Ability to translate to other languages. New option: Add uninstall shortcut under the programs folder. (If this option is unchecked, uninstall shortcut won't be added) New option: Remember the above settings for future installations. If this options is checked, the current install settings will be saved in the Registry, and they'll be loaded as default in future installations. ZipInstaller Configuration File (.zic file) - Allows you to control the installation settings, like changing thedefault installation folder, the 'Install For' setting (For current user or for all users), the product info (product name, compant, and so on),and more.. With ZipInstaller Configuration File, you are allowed to install a softwarewithout any user interaction. Extra information about the installed software is now added under the uninstall Registry key:company name, product version, install folder, and description.
27/06/03	1.11	Fixed bug with the ZipInstaller context menu: In version 1.10, there was an error if the Zip filename contained one or more space characters.
22/06/03	1.10	Added support for more special files - readme.html, readme.htm, readme.doc, manual.txt, manual.html, and so on.. New option: Allows you to add ZipInstaller to the context menu of Zip files, so you can easily start the installation process directly from Explorer window. Starting from this version: If ZipInstaller is failed to delete a file during uninstall, it allows you to try again, skip the problematic file, or cancel the uninstall. If there is only one EXE file inside the Zip file, and it doesn't contain any software information, the EXE is probably an internal installation software, so ZipInstaller asks you whether you want to run it.
08/05/03	1.00	First Release

Extract Wise Installer Exe Installer

License

This utility is released as freeware. You are allowed to freely distribute this utility via floppy disk, CD-ROM, Internet, or in any other way, as long as you don't charge anything for this.

Disclaimer

The software is provided 'AS IS' without any warranty, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The author will not be liable for any special, incidental, consequential or indirect damages due to loss of data or any other reason.

Using ZipInstaller

This utility is a small standalone executable. You don't have to install it, andit doesn't require any additional DLLs. Simply run the executable (zipinst.exe) andstart using it.
In the first dialog you get immediately after you run this utility, you have to selectthe Zip filename that contains the software you want to install.After you select the desired Zip file and press the continue button, ZipInstalleranalyzes the Zip file:

• If it finds an internal installer inside the Zip file (setup.exe or install.exe) it'll ask you if youwant to run the installer software.
• For each executable (.EXE file) in the Zip file, ZipInstaller inspects theversion resource information (company name, product name) in order to use it during the installation process.

After the analysis process is finished, the next dialog-box is appeared.The product information (company, product name, version) is displayed on thescreen if it's found inside the Zip file during the analysis process.
Before you start to install, you can change the following installation options:

• Destination Folder: ZipInstaller will copy all program files to this folder. You can select one of the default folders from the combo-box, or select any other folder by clicking the 'Browse' button.
• Install for: This option is available only under Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. If you choose to install for the current logged on user (the default option), the shortcuts to the installed software will be added only to the desktop and the start menu of the current logged on user. If you choose to install for all users, the shortcuts will be added to the desktop and start menu of all users.
• Add shortcuts to the programs folder: If this options is checked, a folders containing essential shortcuts will be added tothe programs folder under the start menu. You can select one of the default foldernames or type any other folder name you want.
  In this programs folder, ZipInstaller automatically adds shortcuts to the following files:
  • Executable files (*.exe)
  • Help file (*.chm, *.hlp)
  • readme file (readme.txt, readme.htm, readme.html or readme.doc)
  • manual file (manual.txt, manual.htm, manual.html or manual.doc)
  • Uninstall program (If the uninstall option is selected)
• Add a shortcut to the program on the desktop: If this option is checked, a shortcut to the executable file of the installed software isadded to the your desktop folder.If the Zip file contains more than one executable file, a shortcut to the program folderswill be added to the desktop.
• Add uninstall module: If this option is checked, the uninstall module will be added with the installedsoftware, and you'll be able to automatically uninstall it in the future.
• Add uninstall shortcut under the programs folder: If this option is checked, a shortcut that runs the uninstall module will be addedto the programs folder. Otherwise, the uninstall shortcut won't be added.
• Remember the above settings for future installations:If this option is checked, the current installation settings will be saved in theRegistry, and they will be used as default settings in the next time that youuse ZipInstaller.

After you click the 'Install' button, ZipInstaller copies all files from the zip file into the destination folder, and creates shortcuts in the desktop and/or in the start menuaccording to your selection.
After the installation process is finished, you'll see a new programs folder with shortcuts to the installed software,like the following example:

The uninstall module

If you select the add the uninstall module during installation, the executable file ofZipInstaller (zipinst.exe) is copied to your Windows directory. In addition, a file named 'uninst1~.nsu' is created in the destination folder.Do not delete or modify this file. It contains essential information for removing the installed application in the future.

Whenever you want to remove the software you have installed with ZipInstaller, you cansimply start the uninstall process by choosing the uninstall option from the shortcutcreated in programs folder. You can also remove the installed software directly fromthe 'Add/Remove programs' module in the Control Panel.

ZipInstaller Configuration File (*.zic)

Starting from v1.20, ZipInstaller allows you to easily change the defaultinstallation settings by using a simple configuration file.with ZipInstaller configuration file, you can set the default installation folder,the default programs folder for creating the shortcuts, the product information (product name, product version , and so on..), and more.

There are 3 different methods to use the configuration file.

1. Load it from command-line by using /cfg parameter.For Example:
   zipinst.exe /cfg c:tempmyconfig.zic
   
2. Put the configuration file inside the Zip file that contains the program you want to install.You must add the configuration file as '~zipinst~.zic', so ZipInstaller will recognize it and use it for configuring the installation.
3. Some of the ZipInstaller settings (but not all of them !) are also loaded fromthe Registry, under HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareNirSoftZipInstaller as the defaultsettings for all installations.

The zic file is simply a standard INI file, and all its values are stored under [install] section.
For example:

The following table describes all settings that you can use in ZipInstaller config files.Some of these settings are also loaded from the Registry (Under HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareNirSoftZipInstaller) as the default settings of ZipInstaller.
For example: If you want that ZipInstaller will use your customized 'Program Files' folderinstead of using the standard 'Program Files' folder of Windows, add a new string valuenamed 'ProgramFilesFolder' under the above Registry key.

Value	Registry	Description
ZipFile	Specifies the Zip file to load. if this value is not specified, ZipInstall will ask to select a Zip file. This value should not be used if the configfile is stored inside the Zip file itself.
InstallTo	Set this value to 1 in order to install for all users,or 2 in order to install only for the current logged-on user.
DesktopShortcut	If you set this value to 1, ZipInstaller will add shortcuts to the desktop. If you set this value to 0, shortcuts won't be added to the desktop.
StartMenuShortcut	If you set this value to 1, ZipInstaller will add shortcuts under Start Menu-Programs folder. If you set this value to 0, the shortcuts won't be added.
AddUninstall	If you set this value to 1, ZipInstaller will add an uninstall entry to the Add/Remove module. If you set this value to 0, the uninstall entry won't be added (the default value is 1)
AddUninstallShortcut	Specifies whether ZipInstall should add a shortcut to the uninstall module under the Start Menu-programs folder.The default value is 1.
ProgramFilesFolder	Specifies the 'Program Files' folder that ZipInstaller should use.If this value is not specified, the default 'Program Files' folder of Windows is used.
InstallFolder	Specifies the default folder to install the software.You can put in this string all Windows environment variables, as well as specialvariables provided by ZipInstaller. For Example: %zi.ProgramFiles%%zi.CompanyName%%zi.ProductName% D:My Software%zi.ProductName%
StartMenuFolder	Specifies the default programs group created under the Start Menu-Programs folder.You can put in this string all Windows environment variables, as well as specialvariables provided by ZipInstaller. For Example: %zi.CompanyName%%zi.ProductName% My Software%zi.ProductName%
NoExtraUninstallInfo	By default, extra information about the installed software is added the the uninstall Registry key.If from some reason you don't want that the extra information will be added, set this value to 1.
NoSuccessMessage	By default, ZipInstaller displays success message when the installation is completed.You can avoid this message by setting this value to 1.
NoUserInteraction	If you set this value to 1, ZipInstaller will start the installation process immediately,without asking the user to confirm the desired installation options.
UninstallRegKey	By default, ZipInstaller uses the product name as the uninstall key under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall.If you want to use another key, put it in this value.
ProductName ProductVersion CompanyName Description	Use these values if you want to modify the product information extracted from the executables in the Zip file by ZipInstaller.ZipInstaller displays the product information on the installation options window, as well asit uses it to suggest the default install folders and program groups.
UninstallInDestFolder	By default, the ZipInstaller executable (zipinst.exe) is copied to the Windows directory, for using it during the uninstall process.If from some reason you want that the ZipInstaller executable will be copied into the program installation folder (instead of Windows folder), set this value to 1.

Command-Line Options

/selfexe	/selfexe <Zip Filename> <Executable Filename> <Translation File (Optional)> Creates a self-install executable from a ZIP file. The translation file parameter is optional. If you specify it, ZipInstaller will use it during the installation process. Examples: zipinst.exe /selfexe c:tempvolumouse.zip c:tempvolumouse-setup.exe zipinst.exe /selfexe c:tempwul.zip c:tempwul-setup.exe c:tempzipinst_lng.ini
/i	/i <Zip Filename> Start the ZipInstaller utility with specific Zip file.
/cfg	/cfg <ZipInstaller Configuration File> Starts ZipInstaller with the specified configuration file.
/uninst	/uninst <uninstall filename (uninst1~.nsu) > Uninstall software according to the information inside the uninstall filename.This options is internally used by ZipInstaller. You don't have to directly use thiscommand-line option.

Translating ZipInstaller to other languages

ZipInstaller allows you to easily translate all dialog-boxes and stringsto other language.
In order to do that, follow the instructions below:

1. Run ZipInstaller with /savelangfile parameter:
   zipinst.exe /savelangfile
   A file named zipinst_lng.ini will be created in the folder of ZipInstaller utility.
2. Open the created language file in Notepad or in any other text editor.
3. Translate all menus, dialog-boxes, and string entries to the desired language.
4. After you finish the translation, Run ZipInstaller, and all translated strings will be loaded from the language file.
   If you want to run ZipInstaller without the translation, simply rename the language file, or move it to another folder.

Extract Wise Installer Exe Windows 10

Notice: When you install a software with ZipInstaller, the translation file (zipinst_lng.ini)is copied to the Windows directory together with the ZipInstaller executable (zipinst.exe),so when you uninstall the software, ZipInstaller will also load the translation file forusing during the uninstall process.

Feedback

If you have any problem, suggestion, comment, or you found a bug in my utility, you can send a message to nirsofer@yahoo.com

Download ZipInstaller executable only - zipinst.exe

Download ZipInstaller and help file in a Zip file

ZipInstaller is also available in other languages. In order to change the language of ZipInstaller, download the appropriate language zip file, extract the 'zipinst_lng.ini', and put it in the same folder that you Installed ZipInstaller utility.

Language	Translated By	Date	Version
Arabic	Abo Rehaam	27/06/2008
Czech	13/11/2006
Dutch	28/03/2008
Dutch	12/04/2011	1.21
Dutch	Jan Verheijen	26/04/2011	1.21
Estonian	15/01/2013
Finnish	21/10/2007
French	11/12/2004
Galician	Xosé Antón Vicente Rodríguez	19/11/2004
German	«Latino» auf WinTotal.de	12/03/2014	1.21
Greek	Papadopoulos E.G. Paraskevas / Email: ppapad@freemail.gr	08/06/2007
Hebrew	15/09/2006
Italian	16/06/2004
Polish	02/07/2004
Portuguese	Rui Morais	20/12/2004
Portuguese Brazil	Maze Sistemas	07/01/2007
Russian	24/06/2008
Simplified Chinese	13/03/2009
Spanish	Omar Espinoza Mias	13/10/2004
Swedish	28/04/2008
Traditional Chinese	12/10/2008
Turkish	20/02/2011
Ukrainian	29/07/2006
Valencian	vjatv	31/01/2008