Hi,
I have tried and it seems that it will work if I can pass the following trouble.
I get the uninstallstring using:Property Id=REGISTRYFOROLDINSTALLER
RegistrySearch Id=OldInstallerRegistryKey Root=HKLM
I have found the issue myself. Following code works perfect.
RegistrySearch Id=OldInstallerRegistryKey Root=HKLM
Key=SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\4553c9c9-172b-4d73-97d0-a667d4dd6685
Name=UninstallString Type=raw /CustomAction
Id='uninstallOldInstallation'
Hi,
Wix burn fails to begin installation on some user machines from
C:\SomeFolder\. To resolve it we have to copy package to user's desktop and
run it from there. Any ideas what stands behind 0x80070570 error?
Previously, we used to deploy to our clients using single MSI and had no
such issues,
It does, indeed.
I realized that it runs fine in Cygwin, but not from the Windows
commandline. Any idea why that might be? I would prefer not to have to set
up Cygwin on our build server.
scubasteve2 wrote
Does ./MyFolder exist?
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That sounds like a permissions problem to me. Check your windows-based ACLs
for all files and folders involved in your process. Did you install WIX from a
Cygwin command line?
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From: eric [mailto:eric.bu...@lmco.com]
Sent: June-23-14 9:06 AM
To:
Some Possibilities:
1.
http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/34736-0x80070570-error-code-install-one-easy-solution.html
2. https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091231164201AA1jCpl
3.
Not sure this is the case here. It's not bad RAM or corrupt file, since
once file is copied to user's desktop folder the installation succeeds.
Any other ideas?
On Mon, Jun 23, 2014 at 4:22 PM, Carter Young ecyo...@grandecom.net wrote:
Some Possibilities:
1.
How big is the file?? Regardless the error number you indicate only
show the types of errors I put in the list as I googled...
Quoting Anton Iermolenko aiermole...@iopracticeware.com:
Not sure this is the case here. It's not bad RAM or corrupt file, since
once file is copied to user's
Setup.exe is 56Mb. So there error is not Wix Boostrapper specific you mean
and instead OS specific? Could it be domain permission issues?
On Mon, Jun 23, 2014 at 5:15 PM, Carter Young ecyo...@grandecom.net wrote:
How big is the file?? Regardless the error number you indicate only
show the
There are a couple issues, but You'd need to test them to be certain:
1. 56 MB may be too big to handle efficiently, although I've seen
posts from fellow readers with filesizes in the 500MB range. To test
this, replace your actual package with a text file. If the Text File
installs, we
I spent sometime digging into this using the debugger but I can't seem to
find anything errors. I was digging into the logs for the installs on my
machine, the VM and the other win 7 user machines. All the failed installs
look like this:
[0778:055C][2014-06-23T10:22:04]i000: Loading managed
Argh, I apologize, It looks like I was checking the wrong log. Running as
admin on the VM spits out similar logs as my machine for elevation. It still
won't run on any Win7 machine other than mine, but all the Win8's work just
fine. Any ideas as to what would be missing? That debugger you linked
Hi folks,
I have 2 questions... (Using WIX 3.8)
1. MSI
I would like to stop build to build installs (bring up warning?)
i.e. i have 14.4.6.7 installed, then I run today's build which is 14.4.6.8
(the product code is different, the upgrade code is the same) this is my
upgrade element:
Ok, I found out that there was an error in the build script - the signing
process was being executed twice. The insignia does not handle the
extraction of already signed engine well and the behavior is the result of
it.
After removing the certificate from the extracted engine.exe, the values in
Set the ProductCodes to the same value as 14.4.6.7 in both situations
Carter
Quoting Steve-Ogilvie steven.ogil...@titus.com:
Hi folks,
I have 2 questions... (Using WIX 3.8)
1. MSI
I would like to stop build to build installs (bring up warning?)
i.e. i have 14.4.6.7 installed, then I run
Our productcodes change build to build (that way when we release a new version
the productcode is different, so the new release is an upgrade)
So there is no way in WIX with different productcode/same version (diff 4th
digit to recognize same version install?)
Thanks,
Steve
From: eyoung100
It's possible using Upgrade element.
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From: Steve-Ogilvie [mailto:steven.ogil...@titus.com]
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2014
Seems like a reasonable thing to open a bug against Insignia to handle better,
if possible.
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-Original Message-
From: Peter Prikryl
The 4th digit is recognized in the Burn Engine but not in the MSI
Product.wxs. You must manually write an install condition to check
the 4th version number, or use the same product code with an Upgrade
condition, ie:
If 14.4.6.7 is installed, perform an upgrade install of 14.4.6.8, that
I tried with UpgradeVersion Property=SAMEFOUND IncludeMinimum=yes
OnlyDetect=yes IncludeMaximum=yes Maximum= the build number, i.e.
3.5.32.6/
Condition Message=The same version of [ProductName] is already installed.
Setup will now exit.NOT SAMEFOUND OR Installed/Condition
But if product
I have:
UpgradeVersion
OnlyDetect=yes
Minimum=$(var.CURRENT_VERSION)
IncludeMinimum=yes
Maximum=$(var.CURRENT_VERSION)
IncludeMaximum=yes
Property=SAMEVERSIONDETECTED /
CustomAction Id=MyAlreadyUpdated
Sorry, due to legal reasons, I cannot really post my Patch wxs file. But it's
basically the same file used in both patches. The only difference between
patches are:
1. In PatchCreation element, the Id attribute is different, auto-generated
GUID is used each time we patch.
2. In Family
I have been working on a similar problem today, with same error.
[14A0:14D8][2014-06-21T20:02:41]e000: Error 0x80070570: Failed to extract
all files from container, erf: 1:4:0
In my case the problem was induced by changes that I made to my mba, so the
problem was not intermittent. In my case
Hi Wix guys,
Please help.
I have a bundle, which contains a ExePackage, call it Bundle1
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
Wix xmlns=http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi;
Bundle Name=_969092_2 Version=1.0.0.0 Manufacturer=Saar
UpgradeCode=8e4795fe-0062-4e65-819f-ad404f881a9c
On 6/23/2014 4:50 AM, Anton Iermolenko wrote:
[14A0:0310][2014-06-21T20:02:35]w322: Skipping cross-scope dependency
registration on package: PrerequisitesMsi, bundle scope: PerUser, package
scope: PerMachine
Is this intentional? You might want to make both packages per-machine.
On 6/23/2014 5:17 PM, George Fleming wrote:
1. In PatchCreation element, the Id attribute is different,
auto-generated GUID is used each time we patch.
That means you're not using WiX to build the patches but a tool like
MsiMsp. Nothing WiX can do to change the outcome. That's why pure-WiX
On 6/20/2014 1:24 PM, Kyle Corsi wrote:
Error:
light.exe : error LGHT0001 : Item has already been added. Key in dictionary:
're
g73E8E70EB9CA78EDD5C4CA9264E4E34F' Key being added:
'reg73E8E70EB9CA78EDD5C4CA9
264E4E34F'
Which version of WiX are you using?
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On 6/15/2014 3:30 PM, Tunney, Stephen wrote:
Think I have time to squeeze this in for 3.9?
Depends on the scope of the fix. Deadline for low-bar changes was 6-June.
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