SOLVED Install application directly with command line

[Nav4339]

I am making use of a toast notification to notify users to install an application. Is it possible that when the user clicks on the notification, that they can trigger the install of an application directly?

I am able to get Software Center to open up automatically when they click the Install Button on notification. I also get Software Center to go directly to the application. however it still requires the user to click the install button. Is it possible to get the installation to start directly?

So far I used these which work, but I want less user intervention.
Applications: softwarecenterage=AvailableSoftware
Installation Status: softwarecenterage=InstallationStatus

 

[Prajwal Desai]

I think the user will have to select Install button since the application deployed is set to available than required.

 

[Nav4339]

Thanks Prajwal, but what I want is the user to select Install and the application starts installing when they click that instead of it opening up Software Center, then they click Install again. If I am correct, and if I deploy it as Required, it will install when the policy runs without the user getting the prompt. I have tested it as a required deployment as I want the user intervention for this depployment.

 

[Nav4339]

So basically, this is my command line which works fine. It opens up software and goes directly to the application. Is it possible to setup something that starts the Install, instead the using having to click on the install button once more?

softwarecenter:SoftwareID=ScopeId_6F6A6DD7-4D8A-473B-9E84-E2A47C7BC085/Application_2aff1c8a-97bb-453d-bdfc-cfd38917a2b2

 

[Prajwal Desai]

Yes, i am aware of this shortcut, as this information is already covered in my article: - https://www.prajwaldesai.com/create-shortcuts-for-configmgr-software-center/

There is no force "Install" option as far as I know.

 

[Nav4339]

No problem, thanks Prajwal

 

[Prajwal Desai]

No problem, thanks Prajwal

Please check this -

https://twitter.com/x/status/1737814435870519364

 

[Derek]

I have made this PS Module which query and trigger SCCM WMI for a set of actions.
There is a function called Get-SCCMAppInstallState which check the SCCM application status.
There is a funcion called Install-SCCMAppInstall which trigger SCCM application installation/uninstallation.
There are other function to check and trigger the package, TS, DCM and so on.
Please rename the attach file to .psm1 and import-module.

 

[Nav4339]

I have made this PS Module which query and trigger SCCM WMI for a set of actions.
There is a function called Get-SCCMAppInstallState which check the SCCM application status.
There is a funcion called Install-SCCMAppInstall which trigger SCCM application installation/uninstallation.
There are other function to check and trigger the package, TS, DCM and so on.
Please rename the attach file to .psm1 and import-module.

Thank you.