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Feb 21, 2008
03:42 AM
New componet not installed in upgrade
Hi
In my Installscript MSI installation I have added an extra component.
Running this installation, I am told that the installshield will perform an upgrade of my solution, But the registry setting and the file for my new componetnt is not installed. Am I missing something
/Søren
In my Installscript MSI installation I have added an extra component.
Running this installation, I am told that the installshield will perform an upgrade of my solution, But the registry setting and the file for my new componetnt is not installed. Am I missing something
/Søren
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Feb 28, 2008
09:44 AM
Hi,
Did you perform a major upgrade of your installation ?
if yes, it should work.
if no, according documentation, you should check the following :
-if your new compopent was added to an existing feature, check Windows installer is 2.0 or later because Windows Installer 1.x requires new components in an upgrade package, to be placed in new features for minor upgrades.
I hope this help,
Bernard.
Did you perform a major upgrade of your installation ?
if yes, it should work.
if no, according documentation, you should check the following :
-if your new compopent was added to an existing feature, check Windows installer is 2.0 or later because Windows Installer 1.x requires new components in an upgrade package, to be placed in new features for minor upgrades.
I hope this help,
Bernard.
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