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‎Nov 06, 2009
03:35 PM
Regasm failing in VISTA with 2010 premier edition
Trying to register my controls on vista, my custom actions work but fail to register
Error:
RegAsm : error RA0000 : Requested registry access is not allowed.
I even placed a manifest file for regasm in my installer to be placed at
c:\windows\...\v2.05xxx\regasm.exe.manifest
This is the manifest
What else do i need to do?
Error:
RegAsm : error RA0000 : Requested registry access is not allowed.
I even placed a manifest file for regasm in my installer to be placed at
c:\windows\...\v2.05xxx\regasm.exe.manifest
This is the manifest
What else do i need to do?
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‎Nov 06, 2009
04:23 PM
is your installer itself set to require admin rights? If you are registering anything that requires access to the registry you will need to have elevated rights on the entire installer process.
I am assuming something didn't go right with the cut and paste since there are some tags not showing in the sample manifest file you posted.
Also, unless they have fixed this issue, somtimes it is necessary to reboot the machine after a new manifest file is put in place for an assembly, so I am not sure if what you are trying will work.
I am assuming something didn't go right with the cut and paste since there are some tags not showing in the sample manifest file you posted.
Also, unless they have fixed this issue, somtimes it is necessary to reboot the machine after a new manifest file is put in place for an assembly, so I am not sure if what you are trying will work.
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‎Nov 06, 2009
08:25 PM
Lurean wrote:
is your installer itself set to require admin rights? If you are registering anything that requires access to the registry you will need to have elevated rights on the entire installer process.
I am assuming something didn't go right with the cut and paste since there are some tags not showing in the sample manifest file you posted.
Also, unless they have fixed this issue, somtimes it is necessary to reboot the machine after a new manifest file is put in place for an assembly, so I am not sure if what you are trying will work.
Lurean: How do I set elevated rights on the entire process in the MSI?
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