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Jun 27, 2008

I am doing a release of our software on Vista and I am having an issue. We released a BETA of our product a few months ago and was code signed. We require admin access for the setup.I was reading the documentation and it says as long as you code sign...

Feb 12, 2008

I have created an Install using Basic MSI for our software package. Our software consists of hundreds of EXE, DLL, and other data files. When I want to create a patch using the Patch Design, I can create the patch but it includes every EXE in it, eve...

Jul 11, 2008

That seems to have fixed it. Thanks alot!

Jul 10, 2008

I have done some further tests and it consistently does not mark any of my components to be installed and marks the feature as advertise. I have included this part of the log:Standard User executing patch (many other components that have the same log...

Jul 08, 2008

I have attached log files from my MSI patch for both Standard user and Administrator (this was split into 2 files as a result of forum limitations).It seems that the standard user log states that none of my components are marked for installation and ...

Jul 07, 2008

So say I leave my setup.exe as Require Administive Privileges set to Yes and also Required Execution Level set to Adminostrator and I sign both the setup.exe and my update.exe with the same code signing certificate. Isn't the patch supposed to assume...

Jul 07, 2008

I'm not sure if I understand where you are coming from.1) As far as I know, every installation package needs administrative privileges on Vista if they install files into C:\Program Files\ as this is "locked down" on Vista (only administrator's can m...

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