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Is there a Windows installer that will add to startup for each user like <user>\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run for each user on the system? I can't write to HKLM because the program being installed is hardcoded to work with HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run when toggling the start-on-login preference. I'm also wondering how to deal with the situation where a user is created after the application is installed. Is there a place where I can put a key in a default registry profile? Also what installer do you guys use? NSIS? Inno Setup? Advanced

Function Check32or64BitWindows ${If} ${RunningX64} strcpy $INSTDIR "$PROGRAMFILES64\${APP_FULL_PATH}" SetRegView 64 ${Else} SetRegView 32 strcpy $INSTDIR "$PROGRAMFILES32\${APP_FULL_PATH}" ${EndIf} FunctionEnd If an older version is detected then I execute ExecWait '"$INSTDIR\uninst.exe" /S' $0 My uninstall section: Section uninstall !define APP_UNINST_KEY "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\${APP_VENDOR} ${APP_NAME}" !define APP_UNINST_ROOT_KEY "HKLM" DeleteRegKey ${APP_UNINST_ROOT_KEY} "${APP_UNINST_KEY}" SectionEnd Section -Post WriteRegStr ${APP_UNINST_ROOT_KEY} "${APP

发布方式 Qt发布的时候，通常使用两种方式： （1）静态编译 （2）动态编译 静态编译：把相关联的库一并引入可执行程序，虽然发布简单，但可执行程序较大。。。 动态编译：相关联的库，以dll的形式引用，不被包含进可执行程序，发布不方便，但可执行程序较小。。。 静态发布虽然不需要较多的dll，发布简单、方便，但是往往会牵扯到授权问题（详情请查看Qt LGPL授权 ），动态发布则可以避免。。。如果附带了Qt的dll，就相当于发布了Qt的dll，而这些库是属于Qt的，这足以保证使用者知道程序使用了LGPL版本的Qt（这部分还有待探讨）。 查找依赖项 1、检测可执行程序依赖模块 下载工具：Dependency Walker 打开可执行程序，检测依赖项 检测完成之后，将所需依赖库拷贝进去。。。再次进行检测，反复进行。 2、常用依赖库 （1）Qt模块库 Qt5Cored.dll Qt5Guid.dll Qt5Widgetsd.dll （2）ICU依赖库 icudt51.dll icuin51.dll icuuc51.dll （3）EGL依赖库 libEGLd.dll libGLESv2d.dll （4）插件库（Qt安装目录下即可找到D:\Software\Qt\Qt5.1.0\5.1.0\msvc2010\plugins\platforms） 图片支持库：imageformats 音频

Background information: We used to have a Visual Studio 2010 based installer project, but our install situation got a lot more complicated, and with the projects going away anyway in 2012, we figured we'd start learning WiX / InstallShield LE . The Problem: InstallShield LE seems far too limited in the MSI files it creates to fit our needs -- (example, if you check the Office 2007 prerequisite, even though the error says you need "Office 2007 or later" it will fail if you have Office 2010 installed instead -- you can check one or the other, but you can't create an OR condition -- there's a lot

I am attempting to use the AccessControl plugin in NSIS to set the permissions on a registry key. It is not working. After the installer runs, the All Users group does not have Full Control. I've created a sample below. Is there anything wrong here? Is there another mechanism to accomplish the same thing? I've also attempted to use the numeric form of the Everyone group S-1-1-0 I have not tried using "Everyone" yet. ; Create the key for local machine settings (could be a 32 bit or 64 bit location) SetRegView 32 WriteRegStr HKLM "SOFTWARE\MyApp" "x" "y" SetRegView 64 WriteRegStr HKLM "SOFTWARE

I would like to know how to use a YESNOCANCEL MessageBox in conjunction with IF logic from LogicLib.nsh in NSIS installer scripting to avoid having to use labels and gotos. Is there any way to capture the result of a MessageBox in a variable of some kind? Also, I know there are better things than NSIS out there, but using something else isn't a possibility at this point. =( Note the {WHAT GOES HERE??} in the below code. If this was just an If...Else... it would work fine. Thanks for the help ${If} ${Cmd} `MessageBox MB_YESNOCANCEL|MB_ICONEXCLAMATION "PROGRAM X is already installed. Click YES

How can I call a query from a .bat file? (say my query is: select version from system). Can my .bat file save the output that this query returns? I wanna use this output in my NSIS script. Patrick Cuff For Oracle: How can I issue a single command from the command line through sql plus? @echo select version from system; | sqlplus username/password@database You can either pipe the output to a file and use that, or wrap this in a for command to parse the output within your batch file. EDIT: This answer is for SQL Server, not Oracle. (It wasn't immediately clear when the question was posted). You

Is it possible to set the nsis installer file generated when compiling the installer? something like: makensis /ExeFile:myInstall-v4.1.2.3.exe install.nsi That would be keen. You can define a symbol on the command line using the /D switch like so: makensis /DMyInstallerName="myInstall-v4.1.2.3.exe" install.nsi Then in your install script: !ifdef MyInstallerName OutFile "${MyInstallerName}" !else OutFile "myInstall.exe" !endif 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2788822/nsis-installer-name

I am new to NSIS, and I need to know that in the uninstaller, how I can check if the application (which is in C++) is running and close it before uninstalling. Here is a slightly more friendly version for using NSProcess that requests the app to close rather than terminates it (Owen's answer) ${nsProcess::FindProcess} "${APP_EXE}" $R0 ${If} $R0 == 0 DetailPrint "${AppName} is running. Closing it down" ${nsProcess::CloseProcess} "${APP_EXE}" $R0 DetailPrint "Waiting for ${AppName} to close" Sleep 2000 ${Else} DetailPrint "${APP_EXE} was not found to be running" ${EndIf} ${nsProcess::Unload}