I use:
<Condition Message="[ProductName] is only supported on Windows 2000,
XP (32-bit), or Vista (32-bit)"><![CDATA[VersionNT >= 500]]></Condition>
Which works fine for us as far as I know.
Try using the CDATA tag for the condition & get the user to test it
again.
Also if you only want it to install on the 32-bit versions XP & Vista,
you should modify your condition to something like <![CDATA[(VersionNT
>= 500) AND (NOT VersionNT64)]]>
The brackets may not be strictly necessary but I like to use them to
eliminate any possible confusion. You probably should also modify the
Message to inform users that a native 64-bit version is available (if
applicable)
However if you're happy to let people install on 64-bit versions of XP &
Vista, ignore the above.
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Subject: [WiX-users] Properly detecting Windows 2000
The software I develop has an installation requirement of running only
on Windows 2000, XP, and Vista. To enforce this requirement, I have a
Condition clause on the Product element of my top-level WiX file like
so:
<Condition Message="[ProductName] is only supported on Windows 2000,
XP (32-bit), or Vista (32-bit)">VersionNT >= 500</Condition>
This appears to work correctly on my Windows 2000 development test
machine as well as at least some other Windows 2000 installations in the
field. However, one user is reporting that the installer refuses to run
on his Windows 2000 machine, version 5.00.2195, Service Pack 4. He has
sent me screenshots of the dialogs involved, and I am certain that this
dialog is being triggered. He also appears to be running Windows 2000
(albeit localized for Germany). What would cause this test to pass on
some Win2K machines but not others?
I am using WiX 2.0.5808 and the build machine is running Windows XP
Professional (32-bit), with SP 2.
Thanks,
Jonathan Brandmeyer
New Product Service Engineer - Software
EATON Powering Business Worldwide
Power Quality Service Organization
http://www.powerware.com/
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