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RAINMETER SKIN INSTALLER INSTALL

One thing that is good is that there is a Portable install option, which opens Rainmeter up to being integrated into a setup. I'm loathe to add tools that cannot be installed and configured silently and cleanly, but to my surprise (possibly amazement), I found that a seemingly mature tool like Rainmeter doesn't offer the ability to do this.

For myself, I rebuild my system every few months, and from a clean build to a fully configured system with maybe all of my tools takes no more than 30 minutes for dozens of tools and hundreds of registry tweaks and configurations, none of which I am doing, all automated, downloading the latest versions of all of the tools that I want on that system and configuring them.

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That's true, though it is about how to most-easily configure a new system to someone's Rainmeter preferences with the minimum of fuss, which is possibly appealing to a number of people that use Rainmeter.

That's an interesting question, and apparently nobody bothered trying to answer it yet - probably because it's not strictly a Rainmeter related topic. Yincognito wrote: в†‘ April 18th, 2020, 6:53 am Even if not, using a flash drive isn't an issue either.

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I don't see a reason why this wouldn't be the case, as even in the case of an automated Windows 10 installation using a software like NTLite, you'd still have the D:, E: and such drives available and untouched by the OS installation process. That being said, the process can be greatly simplified if the skin is already present on one of the local drives (Google Drive / One Drive ?).

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I'm not sure how this can be tackled in PowerShell, maybe using the error codes of the download process (if any) can help with this. rmskin file download ended, so that you can start installing the skin. rmskin file without having to click Next in one or two installation prompts, but maybe you can using the already mentioned Chocolatey method, like cinst -y SkinFileNameAndExtension.ДЄpart from the hypothetical login issue that you might encounter on DeviantArt while trying to download the file, another potential 'issue' to solve could be detecting when the. I don't know if Rainmeter has any 'silent' parameters so that one can 'install' a skin from a. This can be done easily outside PowerShell by using the fully qualified path+filename of the. rmskin file from its page here on this forum (not all the skins have one though), where no login is required as far as I recall. DeviantArt used to allow downloading without logging in or registering, but, like many companies and sites nowadays, got really stupid and ignored what users wanted, so that's that. rmskin file, and for that you'll probably have to switch to using Invoke-WebRequest while supplying your login credentials. Generally, as far as I can tell, using seems to be the way to go, but the thing you will most likely have 'issues' with will be logging in on a site like DeviantArt in order to be able to download the. See here, here and here on how to download a file using PowerShell. I'll try to at least point you in the right direction: Rainmeter is a very mature application so I'm hoping that this should be straightforward for the gurus here? The key is that I could then have a batch or PowerShell script that will install and configure Rainmeter. Step 2: This is the part that I cannot do: Once installed, run a command that will download a skin (I prefer low-key elegant skins over heavy/flashy ones, but I don't mind which skins to install, anything you guys think is great! ) and apply that skin onto the system.Step 1: Automated install of Rainmeter is simple, this was easy to achieve: cinst -y rainmeter # Once Chocolatey has been installed of course.I've been googling around and not found an answer to what I hope is a fairly simple question for the Rainmeter experts here: I like to automate my system with PowerShell. Roysubs wrote: в†‘ April 3rd, 2020, 8:11 pm

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