mshaz1000.exe /VERYSILENT /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES /NORESTART /UNINSTALL If that fails, find the uninstall GUID:
| Switch | Function | |--------|----------| | /VERYSILENT | Suppresses all windows, progress bars, and dialogs. The installation runs in the background. | | /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES | Prevents any pop-up message boxes (e.g., “Installation complete” or error prompts) from halting the process. | | /NORESTART | Prevents the system from rebooting even if the installer requests it. Critical for production environments. | | /SP- | Disables the “This will install software on your computer” prompt at the very beginning. | Ardfry PSD Codec 1.7 has separate architecture installers. If mshaz1000.exe is a unified wrapper, you may need to force the architecture. In some repacks, additional switches exist: Ardfry PSD Codec 1.7 Silent Install mshaz1000.exe
mshaz1000.exe /extract:"C:\temp\extracted" Then run: mshaz1000
Disable Adobe’s provider from File Type associations: | | /NORESTART | Prevents the system from
Introduction In the world of digital asset management and Windows system administration, time is money. Manually clicking through installation wizards on dozens—or hundreds—of machines is a relic of inefficient IT management. For creative departments, graphic design firms, and photo studios, one essential utility stands out: Ardfry PSD Codec . This software allows Windows File Explorer and native photo apps to display Adobe Photoshop (PSD) thumbnails and metadata without launching Photoshop itself.
Ensure your deployment tool is running as SYSTEM, not the logged-in user. In Group Policy, use Computer Configuration (runs as SYSTEM) rather than User Configuration. Error 4: Conflict with Adobe Creative Cloud Cause: Adobe’s own PSD thumbnail provider (part of Bridge or Creative Cloud) may conflict.