Unattended TPS Setup (by PowerShell Script)

@{
    <#
        TPSSetupConfiguration.DAVID.psd1
        Configuration file for Install-TurboPlayerService.ps1 
        - Version: 1.0.0.1
    #>

    # Specify the list of computers where TurboPlayer service should be installed on. 
    # Leave ComputerName empty to install TurboPlayer service on the local computer.
    # Remove the comment ('#') to install parallel on multiple computers.
    # If a computer other than an empty string is specified, PowerShell remoting with WsMan/WinRM is used.
    # Remote computer must be reachable via WsMan/WinRM. In this case CredentialPath is used for accessing the remote computer.
    ComputerName      = ''  #, 'VM-TPS-04',

    # CredentialPath contains the path to an xml file which contains the credentials for accessing the remote computer and 
    # the file share where TurboPlayerServiceSetup.exe is located (SetupExePath).
    # The '.\Credential.xml' file specified CredentialPath can be created with the Save-CredentialAsXml.ps1 script.
    # If CredentialPath is specified but the file does not exist, the script prompts for credentials with Get-Credential.
    # The Credentials file contains the password as secure string. 
    # This means credentials are only valid if they are encoded with the current user and the current computer
    CredentialPath    = ''  # '.\Credential.xml'

    # SetupExePath specifies the path where TurboPlayerServiceSetup.exe is located.
    # The path may contain wildcards e.g. *, to find unknown or not existing folders with new TurboPlayerServiceSetup.exe version.
    # If multiple TurboPlayerServiceSetup.exe are found, the highest version is installed.
    #SetupExePath      = '\\fileserver1\digasoft\SW_ARCHIV\TurboPlayerService\Software\*\Setup\TurboPlayerServiceSetup.exe'
    SetupExePath      = '.\TurboPlayerServiceSetup.exe'

    # Set the parameter for the TurboPlayer Service setup
    SetupArgumentList = @{
    ...
    }
}