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What I can do, that the Setup started only under Windows 10 or higher?
What I can do, that the Setup started only under Windows 10 or higher?
Gives there any solution in Installshield?
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If you are using BMSI or isntallscript MSI, then You can use the install condition to restrict your installer to run only on win10 or above,
If you are using installscript project then you need to write your own code, to check the OS version and based on condition you can install your installer
Please refer attached screenshot,
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Thanks for your answer, but there is also Windows 8.1 included and this is my problem.
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Its by windows design, if you want to install only in windows 10, then try writing your own code using SYSINFO
You can try the win 10 and see it works or not
For win 10:
((SYSINFO.nOSMajor == 6 && SYSINFO.nOSMinor == 3) || szVersionNT == "603")
Refer help for win10:
https://shieldmaster.wordpress.com/2013/09/05/how-to-determine-windows-server-2012-os-in-installscript-function/
https://docs.revenera.com/installshield26helplib/LangRef/LangrefSYSINFO.htm check for SYSINFO.nISOSL and SYSINFO.WINNT.bWin10
The below code is for Windows11, you need to modify for windows 10 and then add it has a cusomaction,
export prototype CheckOS(HWND);
function CheckOS(hMSI)
STRING svOSVersion, szVersionNT, szVersionNT64, szWindowsBuild, szServicePackLevel, svTemp, svMessage, svBuildnum, svMessage1;
NUMBER nvType, nzSize;
begin
nzSize = 256;
RegDBSetDefaultRoot(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE);
//RegDBGetKeyValueEx("SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion", "ProductName", nvType, svOSVersion, nzSize);
RegDBGetKeyValueEx("SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion", "CurrentBuild", nvType, svBuildnum, nzSize);
MsiGetProperty (hMSI, "VersionNT", szVersionNT, nzSize);
MsiGetProperty (hMSI, "VersionNT64", szVersionNT64, nzSize);
MsiGetProperty (hMSI, "WindowsBuild", szWindowsBuild, nzSize);
MsiGetProperty (hMSI, "ServicePackLevel", szServicePackLevel, nzSize);
//MsiGetProperty (hMSI, "CurrentBuild", svBuildnum, nzSize);
if (SYSINFO.nOSProductType = VER_NT_WORKSTATION) then svTemp = "'WORKSTATION'";
elseif (SYSINFO.nOSProductType = VER_NT_SERVER) then svTemp = "'SERVER'";
else svTemp = "'DOMAIN_CONTROLLER'";
endif;
//svMessage = "OS is: '" + svOSVersion + "'\nVersionNT is: " + szVersionNT+", VersionNT64 is: "+ szVersionNT64 +",\nWindowsBuild is: " + szWindowsBuild +", ServicePackLevel is: '"+ szServicePackLevel+"',\nProductType: "+svTemp;
svMessage = "OS is: '" + svBuildnum + "'\nVersionNT is: " + szVersionNT+", VersionNT64 is: "+ szVersionNT64 +",\nWindowsBuild is: " + szWindowsBuild +", ServicePackLevel is: '"+ szServicePackLevel+"',\nProductType: "+svTemp;
if (svBuildnum < "22000") then
MessageBox ("Not supported OS",INFORMATION);
abort;
endif;
MessageBox(svMessage,INFORMATION);
end;