Hi,
I'm trying to install a normal application locally. But it tries to access a
network location. What is going wrong?
This is my log:
=== Verbose logging started: 7-5-2015 8:37:36 Build type: SHIP UNICODE
5.00.7601.00 Calling process: C:\Windows\system32\msiexec.exe ===
MSI (c)
Yeah, stop the madness. Admit a mistake was made and ship mandatory updates
to A, B and the already released C's via some other mechanism (Burn bundle?).
Then get on to a good path with the new C. Don't bring down your future by
trying to dig a deeper custom action hole.
Or run it from the per-machine Run key to be elevated.
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-Original Message-
From: Nir Bar [mailto:nir@panel-sw.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 7, 2015
Running an executable at boot can be done with the registry Run key
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa376977(v=vs.85).aspx
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If you need it to run with elevation you can run it as a Windows service
I need to search a registry key of this kind, where is present a GUID with the
ProductCode of an installed package that I don't know
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{----}\
I need to find the registry key based on the string
See util:ProductSearch.
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-Original Message-
From: Marco Tognacci
ProductSearch works only with msi packages, I need to have the same feature but
with a Bundle Burn exe package,at this momento there is no extension for doing
this so I 'm tring to search manually in the registry.
From: jocoo...@jackhenry.com
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Thu, 7
Custom Action or within your custom BA?
For the former I'd start with the functions from butil.cpp, though there still
are future concerns about the potential for maintaining backwards and forwards
compatibility.
If you're doing this in a custom BA, have a look at the RelatedBundle element.
You have to be elevated to install to ProgramFiles. Your per-user MSI never
should have been able to install to ProgramFiles unless you always launched it
from an elevated process.
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Hi,
Yes I've picked up that it probably shouldn't be possible. But I can assure
you that I have been installing per-user installs to the Program Files
directory for 8 years on this one product alone and using either Setup and
Deployment or InstallShield it has never been an issue.
Have a look
I have network drive from one drive.
Mapped the network drive to Documents folder. Now my documents folder
located to network location and able to use both location for include and
delete process.
While am installing MSI which files to ship in documents(personal folder) it
getting failed in
Hi,
I am using Wix 3.9.1208.
I have an installer created earlier with Install Shield Limited Edition that
installed as a per user package. I have been upgrading the original
installation over the last two years. I now need to upgrade the program using
Wix as I need the additional
I have a Main Burn exe Bundle that need to install a secondary exe Bundle
package,I have added the secondary exe package as ExePackage in the Main Bundle
and add it in che Main Bundle Chain, and I need to add the right Detect
condition for this package.How can I use the related Bundle?
Thanks
You may need to be clear about whether you mean boot time or
interactive user logon time. The contents of the registry's Run-type
keys don't run at boot time - they run at log on time. If you
literally want boot time you may be able to do it with a Task
Scheduler entry, but arguably the usual way
Well one thought is that since there are the following log entries (among
others):
LogonUser = administrator , and
AppDataFolder = C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\
imply that the built-in administrator account was used to launch the
setup. the built-in administrator has certain
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