John Hall wrote:
It's an HKCU registry key that would have been created for the user
who installed the application, but obviously not the user who is
running. Is this the default behaviour for a key in HKCU even if the
feature is not advertised?
Yes, for an advertised shortcut.
Also, is this the expected behaviour? I thought that a copy of the MSI
was stored away in c:\Windows\Installer, so why is the system not able
to use that one rather than looking for the original .msi file that
the bootstrapper dropped into the temp directory.
It does but something's requiring source. You can set the MSI logging
policy to get a verbose log when the repair is triggered.
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