That's by design. The current behavior keeps Burn out of all kinds of
inconsistent states that no one wants to try to debug.

Reboot, or avoid the reboot. <smile/>

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 3:40 PM, Darwin Baines <da...@microsoft.com> wrote:

> Burn seems really strict on enforcing reboots.
>
> You can't uninstall after an install until a reboot happens when it is
> "required". It also goes the other way when you uninstall, you can't
> re-install without a reboot.
>
> It looks like what controls this is found in
> \src\burn\engine\registration.cpp.
>
> Specifically RegistrationDetectResumeType check a registry entry for a
> reboot pending flag and kicks you out of the install.
>
> This has made it difficult to write re-install scripts that clean the
> install off and reinstall it.
>
> Is there an easy way to bypass the "reboot pending" stuff and allow the
> installer to run anyways?
>
> I could fiddle with the registry, but that probably isn't the approach I
> want to take. This check is probably run and set before the ba has control
> anyways.
>
> Thanks
> Darwin
>
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