Nevermind, I figured it out. I cleared bit 3 of the Word Count Summary
Property and all is behaving as I need it now.
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From: Christopher
All,
In the past ( Windows XP ) I could install an MSI from a network share that
was set up as ALLUSERS=1 / Managed. This was a properly designed/ behaving
MSI ( tested with /jm ). I could then create a new installer following minor
upgrade rules and drop it into the same directory on t
The Windows Installer always adds a backslash to paths. I'd be really
surprised if it is the adding of the backslash that takes a lot of time.
When upgrading lots of existing files the Windows Installer is also
preparing for how to rollback all those files that would be replaced. This
is why repair
Someone else noted recently that uninstalls aren't happening in all cases.
If you have a Burn log file showing the problem, please open a bug. It
sounds like something is wrong in there.
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 9:06 PM, JesseBearden wrote:
> With a little tweaking 5 out of 8 projects built, but
Hi
I'm trying to uninstall an old app that was made with suxxx NSIS installer
and need to upgrade it to MSI. What could be the best way? I tried to make a
registry search and set the UNINSTALLNSIS property.
I ran MSI with debug mode and see the property has been set:
MSI (c) (78:40) [15:40:42:577
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