Anything that's protected by Windows in one version should have an official
installer or merge module for other Windows versions. Use that. It's got the
correct setup logic in it. If you say exactly what you're trying to do I
could be more helpful.

Also, by using the official installer, Microsoft can patch the product if
there's a bug (security or otherwise) in it. Don't expose your users to
security problems by breaking the detection logic.

If the installer is running on Windows 2000, the VersionNT property is set
to 500. For XP it's 501, Server 2003 is 502 and Windows Vista is 600. See
'Operating System Property Values' in the Windows Installer SDK.

-- 
Mike Dimmick

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig0ss
Sent: 07 November 2007 11:59
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Files protected by windows


hi guys

when im installing on win2k i get errors saying that the file being copied
is being protected by windows, these files are going into the system32
folder, these files already exist on win2k but not not on others likw xp,
will i need to diable these files being installed to a win2k system?

Also is there a registry entry that i can check for win2k

Thanks

Craig0ss
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