title: Does PowerShell /silent or /quiet arguments install bloated software that can be included in an application
body: <p>To elaborate more on the question, I am creating a automated script that will install basic 3rd party and native software <em>(chrome, adobe flash, silverlight, etc)</em> on windows 10. I am learning as I go and was wondering if you run a silent/quiet install on a <em>.msi or .exe</em> file and it has 3rd party software that is by default checked to be installed when going through the Graphic User Interface install, does it install it by default?</p>
  
  <p><strong>Example</strong></p>
  
  <p>If I want to install Microsoft Silverlight, the GUI way makes you go through checkpoints before you install the software. In some of these checks they include default additions/changes to your local machine <em>(as seen below)</em>. You can see that it defaults to <strong><em>Make Bing my search engine</em></strong> &amp; <strong><em>Make MSN my homepage</em></strong>. Are these checks by default installed with silent or quiet install with PowerShell? If so is there a way to prevent or skip these? </p>
  
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