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NVivo 11 (Windows)

This topic describes how you can perform an unattended installation and activation of NVivo 11 (Windows) using the Windows Installer (MSI) engine.

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Overview

You can use the Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI) engine to perform an unattended installation of NVivo 11 (Windows). An unattended installation is undertaken entirely from the command line and requires no user interaction.

The MSI file and application files can be extracted from the NVivo 11 installer using one of the commands below. This creates a number of folders containing application files along with the NVivo 11.msi file.

  • For 32-bit installations, use: NVivo11.x86.exe /a

  • For 64-bit installations, use: NVivo11.x64.exe /a

If you require a silent installation (no messages or windows are displayed), you may need to change the command line options.

If you intend to install NVivo using the Windows Installer (MSI) engine, you will need to ensure that the prerequisites for NVivo are installed before you install NVivo—you can download these components from the Software download locations listed below. Instructions for installing these prerequisite components are provided.

You can also optionally install the supplementary add-ons for NVivo:

  • NCapture—this is a browser extension that allows users to gather material from the web.

  • NVivo Add-In for OneNote—this allows users to export content from OneNote for import into NVivo 11.

You can also optionally install the Windows-Mac Project Converter plug-in to enable users to convert projects between NVivo 11 (Windows) and NVivo 11 for Mac format. If you do not install this plug-in, it will be automatically downloaded and installed the first time the user converts a project between NVivo for Windows and NVivo for Mac formats.

NOTE If users work with audio and video files, you may need to install additional codecs—for more information, refer to the FAQs on the QSR website.

Software download locations

The NVivo 11 (32-bit and 64-bit) installer packages are available for download from the QSR website. Later releases of these components may become available. However we recommend that you use the versions listed below, as these have been tested with NVivo 11.

Windows Installer Packages for NVivo 11’s prerequisites are available for download using the following links:

  • Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.2 (68 MB)

  • Microsoft SQL Server Express LocalDB 2014 (x86) - For the 32-bit version of Windows only (38 MB)

  • Microsoft SQL Server Express LocalDB 2014 (x64) - For the 64-bit version of Windows only (44 MB)

  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86) - For the 32-bit version of NVivo 11 only (5 MB)
  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package (x64) - For the 64-bit version of NVivo 11 only (6 MB)
  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Update 4 Redistributable Package (x86) - For the 32-bit version of NVivo 11 only (6 MB)
  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Update 4 Redistributable Package (x64) - For the 64-bit version of NVivo 11 only (7 MB)
  • QuickTime Player 7.7 (37.1 MB) (Not required for NVivo 11.2.1 or later)

NOTE: Windows 8 and above will require .NET framework 3.5 enabled—refer to the Microsoft article Installing the .NET Framework 3.5 for more information.

You can optionally download and install supplementary add-ons for NVivo. The latest versions of these add-ons are available from the links below:

NCapture for IE - Requires Internet Explorer 10 or later

NCapture for Chrome - Requires Google Chrome 44 or later

NVivo Add-In for OneNote - Requires Microsoft OneNote (2007 or 2010) and Microsoft Word (2007 or 2010)

You will need additional files if you want to install the Windows-Mac Project Converter on behalf of your users—refer to Installing the Windows-Mac Project Converter.

Installing NVivo 11 (Windows) (32-bit)

NOTE: Windows 8 and above will require .NET framework 3.5 enabled—refer to the Microsoft article Installing the .NET Framework 3.5 for more information.

  1. Open the command line prompt as an administrator.

  2. Install Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.2 (if not already installed) using the following command line:

Domus cad for mac. NDP452-KB2901907-x86-x64-AllOS-ENU.exe /showrmui /passive /norestart

NOTE: To ensure the other components install successfully, we recommend restarting the machine.

  1. Install NVivo 11’s Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package using the following command line:

vcredist_2010_x86.exe

  1. Install NVivo 11’s Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Update 4 Redistributable Package using the following command line:

vcredist_2012_u4_x86.exe /passive

  1. Install NVivo 11’s Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Express local database instance depending on your operating system.

For the 32-bit version of Windows, use the following command line:

SqlLocalDB_x86.msi IACCEPTSQLLOCALDBLICENSETERMS=YES /q

For the 64-bit version of Windows, use the following command line:

SqlLocalDB_x64.msi IACCEPTSQLLOCALDBLICENSETERMS=YES /q

NOTE: Omit this step if you want to install NVivo 11 for Windows without a local database component.

  1. Install QuickTime Player—not required for NVivo 11.2.1 or later.

    Prepare to install QuickTime Player 7.7 by using this command line to extract its component packages:

    QuickTime773Installer.exe /extract

    Then install each of its component packages using the following command lines:

    AppleApplicationSupport.msi /qb

    QuickTime.msi /qb DESKTOP_SHORTCUTS=0

    AppleSoftwareUpdate.msi /qb

  1. (Optional) Install the supplementary add-ons:

NCapture for IE

NCapture.IE.exe /v'/qb'

NCapture for Chrome

NCapture.Chrome.exe /v'/qb'

NVivo Add-In for OneNote

NVivoAddIn.OneNote.exe /v'/qb'

  1. Install NVivo using the following command line:

msiexec /Option <Required Parameter> [Optional Parameter]

For example, you could install NVivo using the following:

msiexec /i 'NVivo 11.msi' /qb

Refer to Installation options and parameters for a list of command line options and public properties.

Installing NVivo 11 (Windows) (64-bit)

NOTE: Windows 8 and above will require .NET framework 3.5 enabled—refer to the Microsoft article Installing the .NET Framework 3.5 for more information.

  1. Open the command line prompt as an administrator.

  2. Install Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.2 (if not already installed) using the following command line:

NDP452-KB2901907-x86-x64-AllOS-ENU.exe /showrmui /passive /norestart

NOTE: To ensure the other components install successfully, we recommend restarting the machine.

  1. Install NVivo 11’s Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package using the following command line.

vcredist_2010_x64.exe /passive

  1. Install NVivo 11’s Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Update 4 Redistributable Package using the following command line:

vcredist_2012_u4_x64.exe /passive

  1. Install NVivo 11’s Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Express local database instance using the following command line.

SqlLocalDB_x64.msi IACCEPTSQLLOCALDBLICENSETERMS=YES /qb

NOTE: Omit this step if you want to install NVivo 11 for Windows without a local database component.

  1. Install QuickTime Player—not required for NVivo 11.2.1 or later.

    Prepare to install QuickTime Player 7.7 by using this command line to extract its component packages:

    QuickTimeInstaller.exe /extract

    Then install each of its component packages using the following command lines:

    AppleApplicationSupport.msi /qb

    QuickTime.msi /qb DESKTOP_SHORTCUTS=0

    AppleSoftwareUpdate.msi /qb

  1. (Optional) Install the supplementary add-ons:

NCapture for IE

NCapture.IE.exe /v'/qb'

NCapture for Chrome

NCapture.Chrome.exe /v'/qb'

NVivo Add-In for OneNote

NVivoAddIn.OneNote.exe /v'/qb'

  1. Install NVivo using the following command line:

msiexec /Option <Required Parameter> [Optional Parameter]

For example, you could install NVivo using the following:

msiexec /i 'NVivo 11.msi' /qb

Refer to Installation options and parameters for a list of command line options and public properties.

Installing the Windows-Mac Project Converter

After installing NVivo 11 (Windows), you can optionally install the Windows-Mac Project Converter on behalf of your users who may be working with NVivo 11 for Mac (.nvpx) projects. The project converter is a software plug-in for NVivo 11 (Windows) that converts projects to or from the NVivo for Mac format.

To download and install the Windows-Mac Project Converter:

  1. Download the following files (or access them from your NVivo 11 USB flash drive):

ExtractConverter.exe (972 KB)

QSR.Tools.ProjectConverter.zip (200 MB)

  1. Install the Windows-Mac Project Converter using the following command line:

ExtractConverter.exe 'QSR.Tools.ProjectConverter.zip'

The project converter files will be extracted from the zip file and installed in the appropriate folder on the user's computer.

If you choose not to install the project converter for the user, it will be automatically downloaded and installed on-demand the first time the user:

  • Opens, copies or imports an NVivo 11 for Mac project in NVivo 11 for Windows

  • Copies or exports an NVivo 11 for Windows project to NVivo 11 for Mac format

During an on-demand download and installation, the user needs to have an Internet connection but does not need administrator privilege.

Installing language packs for auto-coding themes and sentiment

If you want to use the automated insights functionality in NVivo Plus, you can install the available language packs on behalf of your users. There is a language pack for each supported interface language—English, Chinese (Simplified Chinese), French, German, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish. Language packs vary in size depending on the language.

If you choose not to install language packs for the user, the appropriate language pack will be automatically downloaded and installed on-demand the first time the user selects the feature in the Auto Code Wizard—the language depend on the text content language setting of the project. During an on-demand download and installation, the user needs to have an Internet connection but does not need administrator privilege.

To download and install the language packs:

  1. Download the following files (or access them from your NVivo 11 USB flash drive):

OfflinePackageInstaller.exe (786 KB)

SalienceData_de-DE.zip (430 MB)

SalienceData_en-US.zip (260 MB)

SalienceData_es-MX.zip (136 MB)

SalienceData_fr-FR.zip (300 MB)

SalienceData_ja-JP.zip (28 MB)

SalienceData_pt-BR.zip (70 MB)

SalienceData_zh-CN.zip (239 MB)

NOTE: These file names use the standard language culture names.

  1. Install language packs by doing one of the following:

  • Install all languages using the following command line:

OfflinePackageInstaller.exe

  • Install one language, for example English, use the following command line:

OfflinePackageInstaller.exe -i SalienceData_en-US.zip

To specify multiple languages, use a space as a delimiter. For example, install German and Spanish using the following command line:

Dilong gamepad drivers for mac. OfflinePackageInstaller.exe -i SalienceData_de-DE.zip SalienceData_es-MX.zip

The language pack files will be extracted from the zip file and installed in the appropriate folder on the user's computer.

Activating via command line and XML

NVivo 11 can be activated via the Internet using a command line script and an activation XML file. A valid license key is required for this process.

The following script needs to be run on each computer you intend to activate:

nvivo -i <license key> -a <activation filename> [-u <username> [-p <password>] [-d <domain>]]

This command performs a product initialization using the specified license key and the activation details in the specified activation file.

NOTE

  • Enter the license key in the following format:xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx

  • If you want to use NVivo as a 14 day trial, you can use the '-i' parameter without a license key.

  • If your organization's proxy server requires your activation request to be authenticated, you may optionally specify a username, password and/or domain. This information is not retained by QSR.

  • Angle brackets < > indicate that the enclosed element is mandatory. You need to replace the text within the angle brackets with relevant information. Do not type the angle brackets themselves in the command line.

  • Square brackets [ ] indicate that the enclosed element is optional. Do not type the square brackets themselves in the command line.

Activation file format

Copy the text below into Notepad, set the values within the tags, and then save as an .xml file. Ensure that you save it with UTF-8 encoding.

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8' standalone='yes'?>

<Activation>

<Request>

<FirstName>John</FirstName>

<LastName>Sysadmin</LastName>

<Email>[email protected]</Email>

<Phone>+1-555-555-5555</Phone>

<Fax>+1-555-555-5555</Fax>

<JobTitle>Your Job Title</JobTitle>

<Sector>Your Sector</Sector>

<Industry>Your Industry</Industry>

<Role>Your Role</Role>

<Department>Your Department</Department>

<Organization>Your Organization</Organization>

<City>Boston</City>

<Country>USA</Country>

<State>Massachusetts</State>

</Request>

</Activation>

You can also download a zip file containing the sample activation file. Extract the file and then open it in your text editor.

NOTE You must observe the following rules, or the activation will fail:

  • Fields in bold are mandatory.

  • State is a mandatory field if you set the country field to USA, Canada or Australia.

  • You must use a valid email address.

  • You must use abbreviations for the following countries:

  • For United States of America, use USA

  • For United Kingdom, use UK

  • For all other countries, capitalize the first letter of each word—for example, 'Mexico' or 'New Zealand'. Refer to the list of accepted country names for the specific format and spelling for your country name.

Extending or replacing a license key via command line

Enterprise licenses (formerly known as site licenses) enable multiple users in your organization to work with NVivo for a period of time. When an enterprise license is renewed, your organization will receive a new license key that you use to extend the existing license. For more information on extending a license via the command line, refer to Extending a license.

If your site has been issued multiple NVivo license keys and you encounter problems activating a particular license key—for example, if a license key has expired or has been activated too many times—then, you can use a different license key instead. For more information about replacing a license key via the command line, refer to Replacing a license.

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Deactivating via command line

NVivo 11 can be deactivated via the Internet using a command line script. The following script needs to be run on each computer you want to deactivate:

nvivo -deactivate [-u <username> [-p <password>] [-d <domain>]]

NOTE

  • If your organization’s proxy server requires your deactivation request to be authenticated, you may optionally specify a username, password and/or domain. This information is not retained by QSR International.

  • Angle brackets < > indicate that the enclosed element is mandatory. You need to replace the text within the angle brackets with relevant information. Do not type the angle brackets themselves in the command line.

  • Square brackets [ ] indicate that the enclosed element is optional. Do not type the square brackets themselves in the command line.

Removing NVivo 11 (Windows) using a command line

We recommend that you deactivate NVivo before uninstalling the software so that you can reuse the license key on another computer.

To remove the NVivo software using a command line, run the following command:

msiexec /x {FA708D03-302F-45FA-BB45-F33BFE52766A} /qb

NOTE If the NCapture browser extension was also installed, you can remove it from the Control Panel.

Removing prerequisite components

NVivo relies on a number of other components to run, and if they are not already present when you install the software using the setup wizard, NVivo will install them for you. However, when NVivo is uninstalled, these components remain on the workstation.

These components can be removed individually from the Control Panel using Uninstall a program.

You should only uninstall them if you are certain that they are not utilized by other programs on your computer.

The components to be removed, in order, are:

  • Microsoft SQL Server Express LocalDB 2014
  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package
  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Update 4 Redistributable Package
  • Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.2
  • Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
  • QuickTime Player 7.7 (Not applicable for NVivo 11.2.1 or later)