windows-installer

问题 I am trying to create an installer that will get the project to install from my server. The project will be chosen dynamically by the user (the user has access to the server), so I can't copy the files to the installer when I create it. I want that the files will add to to ProgramFilesFolder in the installer. How can I do this? 回答1: Not entirely sure what you want to do. Do you want to automatically add files to a project that they select and then build and MSI? Installshield can be run via

问题 As in title, when I have some MSI package, is it possible to see which other packages depend on it? If yes, how? If that's not possible, is it at least possible to tell Msiexec to uninstall all depending packages as needed? 回答1: In short: yes and no. I guess . Several MSI files can be installed in sequence without there being any reliable way to tell if they are actually related as products, but they can also be bundled together by various mechanisms so they can install as a "single unit"

问题 I'm trying to build an installer with Wix and i have to put a file in the Startup folder. I already found out how to build the path to the startup folder but i can't find any variabile that can identify the current user. That's what i have done for now and it works but the part with the name of the user just creates a new directory with that name 回答1: Run on Startup Normally you would put a shortcut to a file in the startup folder, and not an actual file. You do so by refering to the built-in

问题 I have developed Web Application in C#, ASP.NET and SQL Server Express Edition. I have created installer (setup.exe) for the application using Visual Studio 2010. This installer checks for prerequisites software like IIS, .NET Framework and SQL Server. I have bundle all require software in installer and they get install on user machine if not installed. I will be developing Web application using Structs2, Oracle, and Tomcat etc. I want to create same installer like above for Structs2

问题 I've got a simple problem. I've only found two ways that will actually run my msi file, and neither of them will work. Pay close attention to my usage of ' and " . Simply put, I want a way to do this: $Basics = "$PSScriptRoot" Start-Process msiexec.exe -Wait -ArgumentList "/i $Basics\Installer_.64 bit_.msi /passive /norestart" However the string being given to -ArgumentList is invalid, and I'm not sure why. I've done a lot of attempts as you can see below, in trying to get this right. $Basics

问题 I've got a simple problem. I've only found two ways that will actually run my msi file, and neither of them will work. Pay close attention to my usage of ' and " . Simply put, I want a way to do this: $Basics = "$PSScriptRoot" Start-Process msiexec.exe -Wait -ArgumentList "/i $Basics\Installer_.64 bit_.msi /passive /norestart" However the string being given to -ArgumentList is invalid, and I'm not sure why. I've done a lot of attempts as you can see below, in trying to get this right. $Basics

问题 I'm creating a VBScript to remove all found instances of LogMeIn Software. It seems to work installing but it is leaving the registry key. If I run the string manually from the cmd prompt it completely uninstalls, including removing the registry key. What do I need to do to not just execute the MSI uninstall but to also clean up the registry? Thank You On Error Resume Next Const HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE = &H80000002 strComputer = "." Set WshShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Set oReg=GetObject(

问题 Hello I am having problems with my windows installer recently. I tried to download three applications: Microsoft Flight Sim. X, Prepar3D and Epic Games. Since the simulators I've listed are outdated programs i found it normal but when I tried to install Epic Games Launcher I realized that my Windows Installer is broken. I've been trying to fix it for days now. I've tried a lot of things that I cant even list them here. I believe the problem occurs while Installer tries to "register the keys

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 5 years ago . Improve this question I need to create MSI using Wix. My application has Active X control . When any user gets connected or visit the URL on the web my application needs to be installed in the user machine. The path where I need to install is C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files

问题 I'm developing an application in C # that has several dependencies, one of which is different in 32 bits or 64 bits. When I compile the application: here is the result of the compilation In the x64 and x86 folders, the same dependency is found (SQLite.Interop.dll), but an architecture-specific file (x86: 1223 KB, x64: 1575 KB). As said in the title, I want to create an installer for this application using Visual Studo Installer. When I add the program output to "Application folder", all the