Thanks. Yes, after recreating the shortcut in the last version it is like that i.e. it points to %ProgramFiles%. When we built it with the shortcut as it was in the project file i.e. created in some of previous versions, it pointed to an absolute path on the dev machine. Also, note that the product ...
There are more problems. Entry in the Add / Remove programs takes this shortcut name as Product Name. So the name from the Product Details and the Display Name from the Universal Windows -> Package information are ignored and the product is named same as Desktop Shortcut. VirtualBoxVM_wB5WbEL0pn.png
Version 21.4. We didn't notice this behavior with earlier versions. Desktop shortcut icon points to a file on the development machine when the app is installed from .appxbundle. It is created after the first start and it displays default icon. When we try to change the icon on that shortcut it ...
Hello, I want to execute a file of commands as described here: https://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/command-line.html#file In that file I want to use SetUwpAppxBuildOutput: https://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/cli-msix-edit.html#section285 Everything works as long as I use an ...
It wasn't a redirect since the problem persisted after I eliminated it, but that pushed me further to sniffing network traffic and I found out that the installer URL in the update configuration file had a typo. Embarrassing . Thank you.
I am trying to configure updater for a product. If I select "Automatic: using a Windows Scheduled task" option under "Updater execution", a scheduled task is created and executed but I get this: https://i.imgur.com/f5GB01x.png
update.info is on the server, I can download it by copying "Updates ...
It is "launch installed file" and has no run as administrator option. I will try Launch file and will let you know. I hope I can make it launch installed file. Thanks.
We have an installer for an outlook add in. The project has 2 builds: single MSI and single EXE. MSI is built for enterprise users so they can deploy to groups of computers using SCCM, assuming that the MSI will be started from an elevated process. However, it happens very often that users use the ...