Rob Mensching wrote:
> ClickThrough (which doesn't work fully but still exists in our tree)
> uses the concept of "ApplicationFolder" and installs to a per-user
> location by default. You might look at that code.
>
WixUI_Advanced does the same thing:
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ClickThrough (which doesn't work fully but still exists in our tree)
uses the concept of "ApplicationFolder" and installs to a per-user
location by default. You might look at that code.
Bob Arnson wrote:
> Colin Bleckner wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to change my installer so it can be run by users
neral discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Non-adminstrator installation
Hey Brian,
Sorry for the confusion, I don't think this is a UAC issue (and no, I don't
get a UAC prompt, setting the InstallPrivileges to "limited" seems to be
suppressing th
Colin Bleckner wrote:
> I'm trying to change my installer so it can be run by users who don't have
> administrative privileges. I've added a limited InstallPrivileges attribute
> to the but I'm not sure of the best way to change the installation
> location. I'm currently using ProgramFilesFolder
Hey Brian,
Sorry for the confusion, I don't think this is a UAC issue (and no, I don't
get a UAC prompt, setting the InstallPrivileges to "limited" seems to be
suppressing that for me).
But I didn't know about the space in folder name restriction. The location
I was trying to install to was C:\P
Hey Colin,
I am not sure that is a UAC issue from what you have shown me. Do you get a
UAC prompt? The error message is showing a directory with a property that
has spaces (which are not allowed). That might be one of the issues.
Thanks,
Bria
During the actual installation my installer errors out with a message that
says: "The installer has insufficient privileges to access this directory:
C:\Program Files\[My application]. The installation cannot continue. Log
on as administrator or contact your system administrator."
Colin
On Mon,
Hey Colin,
What isssue are you seeing with the installation directory being
ProgramFilesFolder? Off the top of my head I don't remember that restriction
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367800(VS.85).aspx).
Thanks,
Brian Rogers
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Hi,
I'm trying to change my installer so it can be run by users who don't have
administrative privileges. I've added a limited InstallPrivileges attribute
to the but I'm not sure of the best way to change the installation
location. I'm currently using ProgramFilesFolder as my base location, whi
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