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valiot

Hmm, I tried this configuration but it didn't solve the problem. This is related to the task scheduled for the updater if that makes a difference.

valiot

This happened on: Win7 64. My app is 32bit app. This also happened on Win8 Pro x64. English OS in both cases. I'll attach my aip file offline through email support. This was on a customer machine so it's hard to get more info. I cannot reproduce it myself, but the customer can reproduce it on both s...

valiot

I decided to use the Everyone username to avoid this problem all together. I don't have time to figure it out. I suggest you include Authenticated Users as a localized account to make it easier in the future.

valiot

I don't know. It works now. Not sure what I was doing before. So never mind.

valiot

I created an exe to do this and it works great thanks.

valiot

Thanks! That was the problem. It works now.

valiot

Actually I'm doing the following:

USERDEFINEDPROP << "81"

Where userdefinedprop is: 8178945A8956372A0AAA

Doesn't work.

valiot

Doesn't seem to work.
Here's the dialog text:

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Here's your suggestion:

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valiot

I've created a custom action to display a message box during the install. It's a YES/NO message box. I've assigned the response to a User Defined property. Now the big question:
If the user clicks the NO button, how do I abort the install?

valiot

I'm developing a conditional action in my installer and using the following bitwise comparison:

ABCDEF<<AB

But the above fails, is not TRUE.
However, the following works (is TRUE):

ABCDEF<<ABCDEF

So it seems it's doing an equal operation? What am I doing wrong?

valiot

My installer is a 32bit installer. Not sure if this matters. I'm installing a scheduled task as part of my install.
Recently a user received this error message while installing on a 64bit system:

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Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

valiot

The reason I am using the same updater location is because I want to avoid duplicate update apps. I'm trying to use a common updater tool for all my products. Similar to how Apple Updater works on Windows.

valiot

I think I understand, Thank you. One more question.
Each of my applications A and B will include installation info for the update.exe in the same location. If I uninstall application B, will the update.exe be removed?

valiot

Well, my main use-case is: I have an application A with specific file associations. When I install application B, I need to replace the file associations with App B. After I uninstall App B, I want to restore the file associations from App A.

valiot

With the new categorized updates. Is it possible to have two installed applications share the same updater? For example, I want the updater to run on a schedule and show updates for both apps in the list.

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