Phil Wilson: Thanks for taking a look at the log.
After some trial and error, I tracked the issue down to code inside my
custom action executable. I called InstallHinfSection(), and that was the
cause of the restart prompt. I replaced this with DriverPackageInstall(),
and I no longer see the re
I couldn't see anything in that log either, except an error 16 with no
obvious source - "The directory cannot be removed. " but no clear
indication that it is causing the reboot. I have noticed that it can
be hard to suppress reboots during an upgrade when they are caused by
the old uninstall. REBO
Thanks, Phil. Here's a link to the full log file:
http://1drv.ms/1JyRdgH
I should have mentioned as well that this particular log was from an
upgrade, though the problem happens on both upgrades and clean installs
(installs where I uninstall first, reboot, then install).
Thanks,
- Henri
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You should probably post a link to the entire log for others to see.
For example, I don't know if you've looked at the possibility that a
custom action is resetting the REBOOT property somewhere.
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Phil Wilson
On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 1:15 PM, Henri Hein wrote:
> My message went ou
My message went out prematurely, but I think the question is clear enough.
Does anyone have any ideas why the reboot might be happening, and how I can
really suppress it? There wasn't anything immediately obvious before the
last "Decrementing counter" log line.
Thanks,
- Henri
On Tue, Apr 28,
My installer keeps prompting for a reboot, and I am trying to find out
why. I set the Reboot property to 'ReallySuppress' with the following XML:
I have run the installer with verbose log, trying to look for the clues
listed on this helpful blog post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windows_installer_
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