Is there a way that it shows me which package is being installed during the installation? maybe in %?
Actually it is only showing "Installing xy...."
(Feature-based)
Hey, I have a big xy.cmd that is launched with Custom Action -> LaunchFile The problem is that he isn't installing a little program with the following line: msiexec /i c:\xy.msi /qn
When I run this xy.cmd as admin then it works.
I tried it with "Run as Administrator" and "Run under the LocalSystem ...
SQL Express Advanced 2014 is installed Feature-Based. On a clean Win10 installation dotnet3.5 is not installed, which is needed for SQL. I have found now this http://www.smart-arab.com/2013/12/install-net-on-windows-8-1-and-windows-10-offline/ to install dotnet3.5 offline. This is working for me ...
Please ensure that when setting the folder permission, the "Domain" field from the "Permission" dialog is empty. This field should be set only if the target comupter is enrolled into a domain.
Also, I recommend you to check the "Keep existing permissions" option from the "Edit Folder ...
Have completely forgotten. The setup always looks for the MySQLConfigFile.ini file in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppdData\Roaming\TestAPP\TestFolder\SQL 2014 SP2 Express , so I get an error that the file can't be found. I have copied the file itself to make it work.
In order for the files to be automatically extracted, you can install the prerequisite fully silent by sending the "/q" switch to it.
Best regards, Eusebiu When I put the SQL Express install in the "Pre-Install" I get a error with /q How to solve this? Errormessage: SQL Server Express 2014 ...
I want to know which version I need. Some points that I need: - prerequisties (framework 3.5 etc.) - IIs install with configuration - SQL Server 2014 express mixed mode install with defined password, reporting service off This should be done on Windows 10.