Hi,
I have a deferred Custom action that fails in some scenarios. Since this
custom action is responsible for installling some licensing libraries for
my product hence I cannot continue installation if this CA fails.
I want to show a custom error message to the user if this CA has failed the
I created patches as explained further below. All patches contain
MSIPatchSequence table. None of the patches are full file updates, they all
contain file diff from previous target version. I want P3 to
ignore/supersede P2 so that installer eliminates P2 when applying P3.
P1 (v1.0.1) - Targets
No, its not uninstallable. Looks like I'm done for :) Thanks for your help
anyway.
On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 2:43 AM, Nir Bar nir@panel-sw.com wrote:
Is the v1.0.2 patch uninstallable
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372102(v=vs.85).aspx ?
If yes you can uninstall it in v1.0.3
Thanks for replying Guys.
@Nir Bar: No it is not possible to have two patches without significant
effort. And also because our updater is not designed that way.
@Mat: Full file patches are too big in size and hence I moved away from
them. Going back to them is not an option.
@Tunney: I've
Windows installer doesn't let you capture the return value from a custom
action. How did installshield do it? What type of custom action were you
using in IS (I mean the type number)? They must have implemented a wrapper
that would call your function and set the return value in a property.
On
Hi,
For long I have been working with the old files in use dialog in windows
installer. But now after dropping support for Win XP I wanted to explore
the new restart manager functionality.
I read at couple of places that restart manager is used by shell extensions
to restart explorer.exe
No one using Restart Manager to close explorer.exe :(
On Wed, Apr 22, 2015 at 8:28 PM, Kashif Md. mdkashi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
For long I have been working with the old files in use dialog in windows
installer. But now after dropping support for Win XP I wanted to explore
the new restart
I don't think Windows installer does any re-mapping. It just moves the
locked files to config.msi folder. There is nothing specific with installer
infact we can do it ourselves using MoveFileEx.
My take would be that whenever windows installer moves a file it should let
user know of a pending
Hi,
My msp patch is missing Version and Publisher info in Installed Updates
window in ARP for 64 bit machines. I've populated all the fields in PCP
correctly but still it doesn't show up. It works fine on 32 bit machines.
My MSI is a 32 bit MSI so that might be one reason why it fails for 64 bit
I’ve been facing issues while updating a few companion files in a windows
installer patch for which size does not change but checksum does change.
I'm not going into details here because I know why bug happened and what
was the core reason.
The problem is that I went to MS paid support and they
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