This Happens because the Users Group you injected is not a valid
group, therefor e the MSI cannot apply the proper security settings.
Could you please find out what the Well Known SID is on an English
locale?
See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372835(v=vs.85).aspx
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Adding a Users group does allow me to complete the installation but the
applications folder is inaccessible after installation, it will run but we
cant delete the folder.
Next steps after researching will be turning off UAC before installation and
applying all updates to the target computer.
Thi
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Thanks for the quick reply,
I am not using any custom actions.
I am assuming that the
Thanks for the quick reply,
I am not using any custom actions.
I am assuming that the is relying on
the Users group to be present.
On the target computer, we did not find a Users group, only the Finish word
for Users.
I am sure this is a common scenario for people writing software intended fo
Sounds like you are using a CA to modify security. Computer group names, even
builtin's, are localized so your CA would need to take this into account. If
your using a framework provided CA, then please identify the relevant fragments.
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