Michael Owings wrote:
> It looks like a simple Registry tag does the trick of removing it:
>
> Guid="B979D202-E062-46f2-93C7-81E9C36707E7">
>
> Key="SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\InstallShield_{2C5BF41E-E2D3-4B2C-83F6-B42F29AB}"
>
: Re: [WiX-users] Major upgrade from an IS12 installer project
It looks like a simple Registry tag does the trick of removing it:
I had to drop RemoveRegistryValues into the InstallExecuteSequence as well.
Alexander Shevchuk wrote:
> Norma
It looks like a simple Registry tag does the trick of removing it:
I had to drop RemoveRegistryValues into the InstallExecuteSequence as well.
Alexander Shevchuk wrote:
> Normally, that registry key holds a ProductName property:
>
> HKLM\SOFTW
Normally, that registry key holds a ProductName property:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\[ProductName]
So, your choices are either change your ProductName to match original from
InstallShield or keep your current ProductName and remove that InstallShield
registry key.
1. Probably some part of InstallShield wrote that which is not in the
installer. Maybe a bootstrapper?
2. You should be able to use the RegistryKey element to nuke the key.
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From: Michael Owings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2008 13:11
To: Gene
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