Hooray...Fantastic!! it works!!! appreciate :))
And i get error message while trying to update binary values though..code is
as follows
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Any similar suggestions?
Daryn Mitchell wrote:
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> Anidil,
>
> Does it help
Anidil,
Does it help if you pass Value='1' instead of Value='#0x0001(1)'?
Daryn.
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Now that i don't get permission denied message after prefexing # for all the
DWORD types as follows :
I'm using WIX 2.0 and i have mentioned the "type" attribute in the registry
tag as given in my code..
But it doesn't seems to work as expected :(
John Hall-9 wrote:
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>> Oki..The ReistryKey and RegistryValue tags are used only with
>> WiX 3.0 right?
>
> Yes. Under WiX 2.0, you seem to just us
> Oki..The ReistryKey and RegistryValue tags are used only with
> WiX 3.0 right?
Yes. Under WiX 2.0, you seem to just use the Registry element, which
also has a Type attribute:
Cheers,
John
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Oki..The ReistryKey and RegistryValue tags are used only with WiX 3.0 right?
John Hall-9 wrote:
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>> I have tried prefexing # for all the DWORD types but after
>> running the MSI i see that the registry is getting updated as
>> type REG_SZ
>
> Looks like I misled you - the RegistryValue ele
> I have tried prefexing # for all the DWORD types but after
> running the MSI i see that the registry is getting updated as
> type REG_SZ
Looks like I misled you - the RegistryValue element has a 'Type'
attribute, which you can set to 'integer':
Cheers,
John
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I have tried prefexing # for all the DWORD types but after running the MSI i
see that the registry is getting updated as type REG_SZ
John Hall-9 wrote:
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>> It seems that MSI cannot write REG_DWORD type values to
>> registry..Wht is the workaround for this?
>
> Anidil,
>
> The documentation
> It seems that MSI cannot write REG_DWORD type values to
> registry..Wht is the workaround for this?
Anidil,
The documentation for the registry table in MSI says:
"This column is the localizable registry value. The field is Formatted.
If the value is attached to one of the following prefixes (
It seems that MSI cannot write REG_DWORD type values to registry..Wht is the
workaround for this?
Anidil wrote:
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> I'm using the following code to write an integer value to windows
> registry.
>
> Key='Software\Wow6432Node\Product\Notification' Name='Notification Sounds
> Enabled'
> Act
I'm using the following code to write an integer value to windows registry.
It gives me a permission denied to access the specified registry key message
while running the msi.
any help?
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