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juteasl · ‎Apr 29, 2016

As an update and "solution" to this situation I wanted to reply with what I had to end up doing. I had to end up creating a batch file to install a certificate before launching the installation. I used certutil.exe to install the certificate and overwrite it then start the installation. See below for info. %WINDIR%\System32\certutil.exe -f -addstore root "%~dp0Certificate.cer" set "filename=Setup.exe /V"/L*v install.log"" Start %filename% This installs the certificate and then launches the installation with logging enabled.

juteasl · ‎Apr 04, 2016

Anyone have experience with this error and how to fix/get past it? The UAC security for only running digitally signed applications doesn't seem to affect it (enabled or disabled). Thank you!

juteasl · ‎May 22, 2015

rrinblue22 wrote: Uninstalling/removing the files/folders laid down by MSI is a default behavior and you are seeing that in a Major upgrade is obvious. In your case, if you still want to retain specific folders/components you may look at the component's setting "Permanent". Use this with caution as these files/folders will not be uninstalled at all. Usually this setting is used in case of font files. Hope this helps. I looked in the help and found where to make the change for the msidbComponentAttributesPermanent in the Components table. My folders are listed and I modified the value from 8 to 24 (8 + 16 for the permanent option), but it still is removing the folders and user created content. Did I do this incorrectly? I'm trying to parse through the log now and see what it says.

juteasl · ‎May 21, 2015

Hello! I'm working on an basic MSI project to try and get it to perform a major upgrade. I have it working correctly but have run into a major snafu with it. It is removing the folders upon removing existing products and I can't get it to leave the folders. I need a majority of the folders to remain because they contain user created content and may be of significant size that copying out and back in isn't reasonable. Can anyone offer any suggestions on how to get this to work? Thank you!

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