I have 2 different cases:
1) I need to make a Burn exe package (BurnSetup.exe) that call an exe package
(ComponentSetup.exe) made by another company, and I want to hide the ARP entry
for this ComponentSetup.exe, and I need to see only the ARP entry for the
BurnSetup.exe that I have made.
2) The
I don't understand... do you have 2 bundles or 1?
Anyway you can set a registry value to hide it from ARP:
Key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\
Name: SystemComponent
Type: DWORD
Data: 1
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Nir Bar
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Hello Martin,
thanks for the reply. This indeed works if .NET 4 is installed. But what is
.NET 4.5 is installed? element can't say that it requires
4.5.1 (at least according to
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/w4atty68(v=vs.110).aspx). In that
case managed bootstrapper that is targeted for
Hello Bob,
I found this out as well. I checked the source code and saw the logic that
always first tries to load managed bootstrapper. I would really use some
flag telling "evaluate prereqs no matter what".
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I have an exe package that install a third party compoment, I have added this
component to my Burn exe package, but in this way I have the ARP entry for the
single package plus the Burn package ARP entry.
Is there any way to remove the entry ARP for the ExePackage added to the Burn
package?
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