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carryr · ‎Oct 30, 2012

Thanks Elena for your reply, I think that all problems that we have now, are from Windows 7 😞 Any idea about the problem with the shortcut?

carryr · ‎Oct 19, 2012

Hello I have a question, or questions ... I have an installer with somewhat strange behavior. The latest is, the installer creates a number of shortcuts, I install and there are machines with Windows 7 in which are created without problems, and other appears empty, and I don't know why. Anyone know why this might be happening? Another thing is, my installer creates services and eliminates uninstall. In the uninstall process, before deleting the service, a screen appears indicating "The following applications should be closed", and applications are services. If I install in Windows XP all is Ok, but not in windows 7, any ideas?? :confused: Thanks

carryr · ‎Sep 27, 2012

Thanks for your reply. The thing is that this only happend in one machine, in others works ok. I think that the problem is in the machine, but I would like know any reason for this behavior.:confused: Some suggestion?

carryr · ‎Sep 26, 2012

Hello I have a problem with the supportdir. I have an installer that the first thing that must to do is execute a file that is under supportdir option. Only in a machine, with an special characteristics, we have a problem, when the setup descompress the files that are in supportdir, this files don't appear in the temp folder. I compared the "Temp" folder in a machine that all is ok with the other one that not. In the machine that all is ok I can see that in the temp folder appears this files: - setup.exe, setup.inx, string1033.txt, _isres_0x040a.ini, _isuser_0x040a.ini, ISRT.dll, myfile.dll And in the machine that happen the error are all files except "myfile.dll". Someone know what may be happening, which is what this machine can have for not copy the file? Thanks

carryr · ‎Oct 20, 2011

skolte wrote: You might need to allow the setup to run with highest privilege available. I think there is a setting in Media > Releases > Setup.exe tab > Required Execution Level > Highest Available. That might help... Thanks skolte My problem is that I'm generating a ".msi" and that option is not available...:(

carryr · ‎Oct 19, 2011

carryr wrote: Hi again... I know what is the problem, but not how to solve it... The program that I execute in my basic msi installer, write in the registry. And the problem is that I have not sufficient privileges... If I execute the "cmd" as administrator and in it, I execute the ".msi", the program works!!! This problem is only witn ".msi" packages, the same installer but as ".exe" worked fine.. Is there any thing or method or.... that I can do?? Thanks I have done a test, I have create another installer ".msi" that create registry keys. When I execute this installer, after "install" bottom appears the screen "Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?". I think that this is that I need, that appears this screem at the beginning , before "install Welcome" screen. Is there any way to do it through installshield?

carryr · ‎Oct 19, 2011

Hi again... I know what is the problem, but not how to solve it... The program that I execute in my basic msi installer, write in the registry. And the problem is that I have not sufficient privileges... If I execute the "cmd" as administrator and in it, I execute the ".msi", the program works!!! This problem is only witn ".msi" packages, the same installer but as ".exe" worked fine.. Is there any thing or method or.... that I can do?? Thanks

carryr · ‎Oct 18, 2011

Hello I have a rather strange error. I have a wrapper that validates a serial number and if it is correct creates a registry key. I tried it in a InstallScript MSI, and works on both 32-bit machines in 64-bit machines with no problems. I did the same but in a Basic MSI. In 32-bit machines running ok, but 64bits machines, my wrapper gives an access denied to the registry.... Any idea why in a Basic MSI is failing? Thanks

carryr · ‎Oct 18, 2011

Thanks, it works!!!

carryr · ‎Oct 17, 2011

Hello I need to create some registry keys on a 64 bits machine. And in all my test the keys are created under HKey_Local_Machine\software\Wow6432Node\MyKey and I need to created under HKey_Local_Machine\software\MyKey Is there any form that do this??

carryr · ‎Oct 17, 2011

Kevin.Wan wrote: LaunchAppAndWait ( szProgram, szCmdLine, LAAW_OPTION_WAIT ); nResult = LAAW_PARAMETERS.nLaunchResult; Thanks Kevin

carryr · ‎Oct 13, 2011

Hello I have a wrapper that must executed in my installation, and this program return a code that I must to write in the registry. How can I with LaunchApp obtain this code? Is there any form? Another question, I need to execute two different things, but they must execute in the same launchapp (the first action is "set ..." that it's need by the second command). How can I do this? Thanks

carryr · ‎Oct 07, 2011

MichaelU wrote: Nope; UseDLL is built on LoadLibrary and related APIs, and this is the step that will fail if a 32-bit program tries to load a 64-bit DLL (or vice versa). Thanks Michael I hope that they change the installscript engine to 64, because we are beginning to need with urgent...

carryr · ‎Oct 06, 2011

Hello again... One thing, it is possible to use "LoadLybrary" to do this? How can I use it?? Thankssssss

carryr · ‎Oct 05, 2011

Cary R wrote: Hi There, For the custom action using RunDll32.exe, you'd just follow this KB for the 64 bit RunDll32.exe, and the path to the *.dll: http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=Q111515 The 64 bit location is "[System64Folder]RunDll32.exe" For writing an executable wrapper, I'd start by taking a look at samples in C++ for calling *.dll's, and just make a small console app in Visual Studio that does nothing more than call the function and interpret the return code to be 0 for Success and non-zero for a failed call to the *.dll (which will halt the installation with an error). There should be lots of examples on MSDN for this to get you started, or even CodeProject. Thanks for your help, again... The first thing I have done is to try loading with "rundll32". First I have disable WOW64FSREDIRECTION, then with a Launch run it. And the result of the launch is ok :eek: but the installation finish bad. With what I believe the custom is going to have the same result, no? Really I tried to create a custom but in the log I see an error in the function.. With what I think I'll have to create an executable wrapper 😞

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