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Jan 26, 2011
12:08 PM
Running Setup.exe as admin user causes all other users to look for admin folder
I set ALLUSERS = 1 and MSIINSTALLPERUSER = "" in the InstallShield 2011 software using the custom actions and sequences
In Windows 7
I then ran the setup.exe file from "C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Setup" while logged in as user "admin"
Every other user has access to the software but prior to executing it tries to access "C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Setup\setup.msi" so that it can configure the user.
Getting: "Please wait while Windows configures [ProductName]..." when logged in as another user.
How do I get around this?
In Windows 7
I then ran the setup.exe file from "C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Setup" while logged in as user "admin"
Every other user has access to the software but prior to executing it tries to access "C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Setup\setup.msi" so that it can configure the user.
Getting: "Please wait while Windows configures [ProductName]..." when logged in as another user.
How do I get around this?
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Jan 28, 2011
02:01 AM
Hello. jtorre.
It looks like Windows Installer does 'Self-repair'.
http://forum.installsite.net/index.php?showtopic=3974
'When self-repair kicks in it is 100% certain that a file or registry key is missing that is set as key path in a component in the MSI.'
Do you mean if you log in as admin, the problem doesn't appear?
If so,maybe the application can not access some file needed...
You may want to try to get msi.log and figure out what file is missing.
How to enable Windows Installer logging
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223300/en-us
To enable Windows Installer logging
To enable Windows Installer logging yourself, open the registry with Regedit.exe and create the following path and keys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwarePoliciesMicrosoftWindowsInstaller
Reg_SZ: Logging
Value: voicewarmupx
Log file will be created in %temp% location.
After logging, open it by text editor and find the string 'FileCopy' or 'InstallFiles'. There will be hint for missing files around where you find them.
Thanks.
weakness.
It looks like Windows Installer does 'Self-repair'.
http://forum.installsite.net/index.php?showtopic=3974
'When self-repair kicks in it is 100% certain that a file or registry key is missing that is set as key path in a component in the MSI.'
Do you mean if you log in as admin, the problem doesn't appear?
If so,maybe the application can not access some file needed...
You may want to try to get msi.log and figure out what file is missing.
How to enable Windows Installer logging
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223300/en-us
To enable Windows Installer logging
To enable Windows Installer logging yourself, open the registry with Regedit.exe and create the following path and keys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwarePoliciesMicrosoftWindowsInstaller
Reg_SZ: Logging
Value: voicewarmupx
Log file will be created in %temp% location.
After logging, open it by text editor and find the string 'FileCopy' or 'InstallFiles'. There will be hint for missing files around where you find them.
Thanks.
weakness.