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Jul 16, 2002
08:57 AM
Install error 1304 installing dwusplay.dll
When installing our product, which uses the update service merge module, the following error has been reported:
Error 1304. Error writing to file c:\winnt\downloaded program files\dwusplay.dll. Verify that you have access to that directory.
Is there a way around this ?
Thanks,
- Neil
Error 1304. Error writing to file c:\winnt\downloaded program files\dwusplay.dll. Verify that you have access to that directory.
Is there a way around this ?
Thanks,
- Neil
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Jul 16, 2002
01:51 PM
dwusplay.dll is an activeX control that we call our Player. It does the downloads and launches the install after the download. If a user cannot write to the [downloaded program files] folder, the user must not have have rights to install any activeX control (like Flash).
The good news is that if you are using the Update Service full (Web) UI, you can live without the player. The downgraded experience is that the customer won't have access to the "Install" button. Rather, they will be forced to download the EXE and run it manually. However, the user can still see the list of available updates.
The other feature of the Update Service that uses a activeX control is conditional messages. An activeX control is used to evaluate if the conditions are true/false. Right now we do not have a downgraded experience for this. All conditions will evaluate false. We are working a seperate (but equal) UI for customers who cannot use activeX controls.
The good news is that if you are using the Update Service full (Web) UI, you can live without the player. The downgraded experience is that the customer won't have access to the "Install" button. Rather, they will be forced to download the EXE and run it manually. However, the user can still see the list of available updates.
The other feature of the Update Service that uses a activeX control is conditional messages. An activeX control is used to evaluate if the conditions are true/false. Right now we do not have a downgraded experience for this. All conditions will evaluate false. We are working a seperate (but equal) UI for customers who cannot use activeX controls.