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Look on a site like Appdeploy and it'll more than likely give you instructions on how to install it silently/unattended using the original installer.

You'd then copy the install files up to a network and run it from there on your machines so that it installs automatically with no user input needed.

Failing that you want something like WISE package studio (or whatever it's called now), something that does a watched installation and scans the system before and after to see what's changed.

SMSInstaller is an MS utility that can do this, but you need to have an SMS/SCCM license to use it.

Personally I will always try to use the manufacturers provided installer to perform a silent install, only in really dire circumstances will I junk it and go totally custom as it can cause problems in future with updates and support.
 
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Novell had an application as part of their Zenworks stuff that let you create packages by taking a before and after snapshot and package the differences. Not sure if there is anything like that available for free these days.

But to monitor the registry and try and put something together yourself, you could try RegMon or RegFromApp.
 
Could quite easily create a one click installer that does it all, wouldn't need their discs and keys either :)
 
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