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Silent install command for Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center 14.41.137.0
The exact silent switches the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center installer accepts, plus a one-line command you can paste into a script, Intune Win32 app, or Configuration Manager package.
One-line silent install (x64, machine scope)
MouseKeyboardCenter_64bit_ENG_14.41.exe /silentinstall
Run from the directory containing MouseKeyboardCenter_64bit_ENG_14.41.exe. Download the installer from the Direct link below first. Run an elevated terminal (Run as Administrator) for machine-scope installs.
| Architecture | Scope | Type | Silent switches | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| x64 | machine | EXE | Declared by publisher | |
| arm64 | machine | EXE | Declared by publisher | |
| x86 | machine | EXE | Declared by publisher |
- Declared by publisher means the switches come straight from the winget manifest the publisher (or community maintainer) submitted to microsoft/winget-pkgs.
- Default for {type} means the manifest doesn't specify silent switches, so the framework's standard switches are shown (e.g.
/Sfor NSIS,/quiet /norestartfor MSI).
Frequently asked questions
What is the silent install command for Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center?
Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center uses EXE. After downloading the installer, run: MouseKeyboardCenter_64bit_ENG_14.41.exe /silentinstall. The silent install switches are /silentinstall.
How do I deploy Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center via Intune or Configuration Manager?
Use winget for the cleanest path: winget install --id Microsoft.MouseandKeyboardCenter --exact 14.41.137.0 --silent --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements. If winget isn't viable in your environment, package the publisher's installer directly using the silent switches above.
Where do these silent switches come from?
The switches marked "Declared by publisher" come from the winget manifest the publisher (or community maintainer) submitted to microsoft/winget-pkgs. Switches marked "Default for EXE" come from the installer framework's documented defaults.
Prefer the winget route? See the full Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center install page.