Am I right in assuming that an installer created with WIX 3.7 will not run on
Windows 2000? Did V3.6 create installers that will run on Windows 2000? Can you
have both 3.6 and 3.7 installed at the same time?
Andrew
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> MSIs created by WiX toolset will run fine (as long as you target Windows
> Installer that supports Win2k).
> However, any WiX code that gets carried with your MSI (like custom actions or
> Burn) require WinXP SP2+.
I assume it must be Burn as I don't have any custom actions. To get something
> MSIs created by WiX toolset will run fine (as long as you target Windows
> Installer that supports Win2k).
> However, any WiX code that gets carried with your MSI (like custom actions or
> Burn) require WinXP SP2+.
Looking at the verbose log files it looks as though some custom actions must be
.0.50727' of the runtime and cannot be loaded in the 4.0
runtime without additional configuration information."
If I remove the reference to the .NET 2.0/3.5 Mixed mode dll from my service
everything installs with WIX just fine.
Any idea how I can get the Wix Se
e.config file if your app is happy with the default settings.
Regards
Andrew
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From: "Andrew Jones"
Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2013 4:27 PM
To: "wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net"
Subject: [WiX-users] ServiceInstall fails when installing
I have a windows service that requires at least .NET 2. However I have found
that on Windows 7 Embedded the windows service will fail to start if .NET4
Client is installed. The solution is to do a 'full' .NET 4 install. How can I
create a condition that says ".NET2 or greater but if .NET4 is ins
Today I had problems with a WIX 3.5 based msi when installing on Windows 2000
and XP SP3. On the Windows 2000 machine I had manually installed Windows
Installer 3.1 V2 (so I could manually install .NET Framework V2). The XP
machine already had Windows Installer 3.1. I checked the MSI.dll in
Win
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