I don't think burn currently supports this kind of scenario well (it may but
I am not an expert).

What you could do is make a per-user burn bundle that just installs your msi
silently then add that as an .exe package to your main with-prerequisites
bundle.

Or indeed leave it the way you have it and maybe flag the upgradable msi as
visible in ARP and supply the msi directly when you service it.

Or you could work out how burn is deciding to show the UAC prompt and fix it
so it works in your scenario if possible.

Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: dave [mailto:d...@swordfishsoftware.co.nz] 
Sent: 30 July 2013 06:02
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Unattended upgrade of Burn package

I'd like to use Burn to install multiple pre-requisites (VC++ redist, console
app) and two desktop application msi packages. One of these desktop
applications is a client program to be remotely upgraded without elevation.
I have it installing to LocalAppData and major upgrades work fine without
elevation.

Now, can I install this client app via Burn and then run a major upgrade on
it using just the msi package? I have installed via Burn with the
pre-requisites and this raises UAC as expected. I ran a major upgrade using
just the msi and this performed as expected but put a new entry into Programs
and Features.

I cannot run the complete burn bundle as a major upgrade in quiet mode as
this raises the UAC prompt, even though only the client app is updated with a
new version.

Is this even possible? How do I go about it?

My bundle:

- VC++ redist (installed via burn)
- console app (requires elevation, installed via burn)
- client app (DOESN'T require elevation, installed via burn) <- I want to
upgrade this silently either with burn or msi
- server app (requires elevation, installed via burn)

Thanks

Dave



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