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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Windows 7 MSI privileges
Great. I added Execute="deferred" and Impersonate="no" to my custom actions
and it seemed to fix the problem.
I certainly dont want to go against UAC. I want to do what is right,
whatever that may be,
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Windows 7 MSI privileges
Great. I added Execute="deferred" and Impersonate="no" to my custom actions and
it seemed to fix the problem.
I certainly dont want to go against UAC. I want to do what is right, whatever
that may be, so thanks for the help.
Great. I added Execute="deferred" and Impersonate="no" to my custom actions and
it seemed to fix the problem.
I certainly dont want to go against UAC. I want to do what is right, whatever
that may be, so thanks for the help.
> You need Execute="deferred" custom actions with
> Impersonate="no".
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and the OP shouldn't be self-registering anywa
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Windows 7 MSI privileges
Windows Installer should be requesting elevation when it tries to
install your MSI. Have you set InstallPrivileges="elevated" in your
Package Element?
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Subject: [WiX-users] Windows 7 MSI privileges
This is mostly a MSI question and not too WiX specific.
I am porting an old WiX (3.0) installer from XP to Windows 7. The installer
needs to be run as an admin because makes several calls to external programs
What you are running into is UAC, Google it if you have not already.
You need Execute="deferred" custom actions with Impersonate="no". This will
allow your custom actions, and subsequent child processes that they create,
to inherit the local system privileges of the Windows Installer service.
The
This is mostly a MSI question and not too WiX specific.
I am porting an old WiX (3.0) installer from XP to Windows 7. The installer
needs to be run as an admin because makes several calls to external programs
that need admin privileges (to register COM objects and such).
Even when I am logged i
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