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cristina · ‎Jan 04, 2009

Hi, I'm using IA7. Is there any clear and working topics, documentations or suggestions about triggering a Rollback action whenever the user clicks CANCEL button during installation? I still can't find solution for this. Please help.:o

cristina · ‎Oct 30, 2008

Hi, thanks for the response... yup that's what I did but it didn't worked. But I added $USER_INSTALL_DIR$\$..$\$..$\$ and it's OK now.:D Thanks again.

cristina · ‎Oct 29, 2008

Hi, I'm using IA 7. is it possible to move a folder from $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ to 1 step up? for example: During installation I copy SpeedFolderA and SpeedFolderB to $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ which is /Program File/COMPANY/ProductName1 so it's /Program File/COMPANY/ProductName1/SpeedFolderA /Program File/COMPANY/ProductName1/SpeedFolderB But i want to move SpeedFolderB outside $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ and move it 1 step up and change the SpeedFolderB name to ProductName2, so it should be like c:/Program File/COMPANY/ProductName1/SpeedFolderA c:/Program File/COMPANY/ProductName2 I just can't find how to go up from the $USER_INSTALL_DIR$. please help.

cristina · ‎Oct 19, 2008

Hi, I'm using IA 7 and IA 8. Is there a way to check the user's RAM during installation? if for example the user have low RAM a message would show that he's RAM is lower than the required and the installer will exit. Please help. Thanks.:)

cristina · ‎Jun 24, 2008

Hello anybody, I'm still using both IA7 and IA8. and still trying to find a workaround when installer fails or get corrupted.:( Now that I'm able to to delete the Registry keys by : example REG DELETE "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MY PROJECT" /f The problem I'm facing now is removing the Application in the following: Start Menu Program Files Control Panel -> Add Remove Programs -> Installed Programs Since the uninstallation is corrupted, the files remained on those locations and I'm having difficulty in finding the command lines to forcibly delete the Application on the said locations. Also, installer gets corrupted when we try to install it on different computer users, or the user decides to stop the installation in the middle of installation. Is there a way to prevent the installer to be corrupted? :confused: The worst we have encountered is that the installer only installed the "Uninstall.exe" and the major files are not installed, and when we try to run the uninstall.exe it only removes the Uninstall folder in c:/Program Files/ the whole folder of the Application remains. I hope anyone can help me with this. I'd really appreciate any help.:D

cristina · ‎Jun 18, 2008

Hi, I'm using both IA 7 and IA 8. When we try to uninstall, it only uninstalls the "Uninstall Folder" and the rest of the Files are still there and the registry keys are not deleted so when the user re-installs the software it detects that the program is still installed. I tried to add the action Execute Command with this: REG DELETE HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MY PROJECT to atleast delete the registry key during uninstallation but it's not deleting the registry key Is there any other way to forcibly delete the registry key and the folders during uninstallation. Please help. 🙂

cristina · ‎May 25, 2008

Thank you for your reply:D

cristina · ‎May 22, 2008

Hi, I'm using IA 2008 Enterprise Build 3428. I just want to ask if Sun JRE 1.6.0_05 is supported on this build? Thank you. Cristina

cristina · ‎Dec 24, 2007

Hi, I was using IA7.5. I did the following: a) Use a CustomCodePanel in Pre-Install and store the GUIAccess object in a static variable. b) Use a CustomCodeAction as first action during Install step and use the enableExitButton(false) method on the previously stored GUIAccess object. It's 98% working because during the first 10-15 seconds of the Install step, where is shows: "Installing.... Java Runtime Environment", the Cancel button is still enabled. But after that, the cancel/exit button is automatically disabled throughout the rest of the Install step.:o Though in IA 2008 it's not working at all... 😞

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Clear Rollback Actions

almost

Going up from $USER_INSTALL_DIR$

Check user's RAM

To delete Registry Key in XP using command line

Incomplete Uninstallation

=)

Sun JRE 1.6.0_05

Yes it worked!(98%)