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One of my users removed the installed programs in the previous version manually. Now when he tries to install a newer version, the installation fails after attempt to uninstall the previous version. This is probably because no installed files remain, even though regidry values are still ...
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- Fri Nov 11, 2005 7:58 am
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: MSI not getting installed
- Replies: 1
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- Fri Jun 24, 2005 5:53 am
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: MSI for assifnment using group policy
- Replies: 1
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MSI for assifnment using group policy
Hi there,
One of our clients reported that they tried to assign the MSI to several computers using the goup policy (2003 server). But the installation does not work. The MSI works correctly otherwise.
Is there any specific thing we need to ensure while preparing the MSI for group policy?
Thanx in ...
One of our clients reported that they tried to assign the MSI to several computers using the goup policy (2003 server). But the installation does not work. The MSI works correctly otherwise.
Is there any specific thing we need to ensure while preparing the MSI for group policy?
Thanx in ...
- Wed Apr 13, 2005 3:41 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: More than one readme.txt files.
- Replies: 1
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More than one readme.txt files.
Hi,
My product constitutes of 2 sub-products which I install using single msi. Both the subproducts XA and XB have their own readme.txt. The installation folder for both the reame.txt files are different. but when I run the msi, windows installer copies the same readme.txt in both the folders.
Is ...
My product constitutes of 2 sub-products which I install using single msi. Both the subproducts XA and XB have their own readme.txt. The installation folder for both the reame.txt files are different. but when I run the msi, windows installer copies the same readme.txt in both the folders.
Is ...
- Thu Mar 31, 2005 5:54 am
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Skipping the Select Location dialog in run-time
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Skipping the Select Location dialog in run-time
Hi,
I want that while installing my product, the decision that whether the Select Location dialog is to be presented or whether certain specific location is to be used should be taken at run-time. This decision may depend on certain value in the registry.
Please help me, How to do this?
I want that while installing my product, the decision that whether the Select Location dialog is to be presented or whether certain specific location is to be used should be taken at run-time. This decision may depend on certain value in the registry.
Please help me, How to do this?