bootstrapper will install .NET framework only if its not already available
on the system. So On Windows 7, bootstrapper just needs to apply the
respective language transform and launch the MSI.
When i run the MSI from the command prompt using the msiexec /i, it launches
without any problem.
I u
Really depends on the bootstrapper and whatever interface(s) it is using to
launch both the framework installer and your MSI package. Do you have access
to the bootstrapper's sources?
-Original Message-
From: Andy.Kruger [mailto:appr...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 9:13 P
Unless you're pushing out .NET 4.0 Framework betas, you can't install
any earlier .NET Framework on Windows 7, they're already embedded into
it. I suggest looking at what your bootstrapper is trying to do when
it's launching your MSI as it sounds like you're attempting to do
something impossible fi
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