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‎Jan 07, 2015
04:03 PM
Suite installer does not include InstallDate registry key
Hi,
For automation purposes, my team is attempting to retrieve the installDate and installSource registry information to verify installation but installing with the Suite installer, the HKLM\...\Uninstall\{ProductNum} does not provide the mentioned keys. Can these only be found in MSI packages? If no, then is there a way for me to obtain the information about the Suite installer?
Any help regarding this would be greatly appreciated.There isn't a lot of documentation our there supporting the Suite installer project.
For automation purposes, my team is attempting to retrieve the installDate and installSource registry information to verify installation but installing with the Suite installer, the HKLM\...\Uninstall\{ProductNum} does not provide the mentioned keys. Can these only be found in MSI packages? If no, then is there a way for me to obtain the information about the Suite installer?
Any help regarding this would be greatly appreciated.There isn't a lot of documentation our there supporting the Suite installer project.
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‎Jan 08, 2015
10:47 AM
You can probably use the LastWriteTime from RegQueryInfoKey, at least at a C/C++ level. Other languages or layers may wrap this; for instance this happens to be an example scenario shown in PowerShell on a TechNet blog.
‎Jan 09, 2015
08:26 AM
No, I'm not aware of a way to make the suite write this value. Typically the suite registers just enough to show up pleasantly in Programs and Features. For any further information, we expect people will be more interested in the underlying packages' data.