Hi Gabriel,
your second suggestion has helped me. The setup seems to work now as intended (First install creates the account, upgrades don't touch it and the final uninstallation removes the whole software including security configuration and service account).
Thank you very much for your help ...
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- Fri Jan 29, 2010 5:50 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Prevent recreation of Useraccounts while upgrading
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- Fri Jan 29, 2010 2:12 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Prevent recreation of Useraccounts while upgrading
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Re: Prevent recreation of Useraccounts while upgrading
Hi Gabriel,
thank you for your answer! I've installed the new Release (I previously worked with 7.3.1) of the advanced installer and tried your suggestion, but it seems not to work as intended.
I tried the following scenario (both setup versions contain the condition):
1. I installed Version 1.0 ...
thank you for your answer! I've installed the new Release (I previously worked with 7.3.1) of the advanced installer and tried your suggestion, but it seems not to work as intended.
I tried the following scenario (both setup versions contain the condition):
1. I installed Version 1.0 ...
- Fri Jan 29, 2010 12:11 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Prevent recreation of Useraccounts while upgrading
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Prevent recreation of Useraccounts while upgrading
Hi,
We've made a setup wich contains following tasks:
- Creating an Account on the local machine (Using the Users and Groups feature of the installer)
- Configuring the neccesary privileges for the Account (Using ntrights.exe as attached custom action)
- Installing a windows service using the login ...
We've made a setup wich contains following tasks:
- Creating an Account on the local machine (Using the Users and Groups feature of the installer)
- Configuring the neccesary privileges for the Account (Using ntrights.exe as attached custom action)
- Installing a windows service using the login ...
- Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:23 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Usage of the Instance Feature without UI
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Usage of the Instance Feature without UI
Hi,
we're currently evaluating the Advanced Installer for deploying our products to our customers. One of the most interesting Features of the Product is its ability to support multiple instances of the same product. This would allow our customers for example to have a testing and a productive ...
we're currently evaluating the Advanced Installer for deploying our products to our customers. One of the most interesting Features of the Product is its ability to support multiple instances of the same product. This would allow our customers for example to have a testing and a productive ...
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