Policy
Your installer would be relying on the user to have *manually* set their
Powershell execution policy to something other than the default.
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de the needed
files and the installer prompts for the path to the original media. I
want to be able to avoid such prompts.
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puter?
I would obviously prefer option 1 or 2 or any other similar option that
prevents my setup bootstrapper effectively maintaining an MSI cache of
its own. How do you setup bootstrappers, in general, avoid this issue?
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Andrew
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Andrew Lee wrote:
> Your condition of MUAccepted = "yes" OR "no" is always going to
> evaluate as true. Try an enable condition and new dialog condition of:
>MUAccepted = "yes" OR MUAccepted = "no"
> or you might find it clearer to
epted = "yes" OR MUAccepted = "no"
or you might find it clearer to put:
(MUAccepted = "yes") OR (MUAccepted = "no")
The parenthesis is unneccessary but it can often help with future
maintenance as it makes the intended operator precedence explicit.
Yo
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>
> We also had a requirement to installed MMC3 if it was not already
> installed, I've tried to include the relevant fragments below:
>
> [... SNIP ...]
>
> Hope this helps!
>
Looks great Ian, thanks for such a detailed reply.
Andrew
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myriad
of different version numbers depending on OS and service pack.
I recognise that this isn't strictly a WiX question but any insight will
be gratefully received.
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Andrew
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