Re: [WiX-users] How to remove REINSTALL=ALL property in Wix

[Laika42]

Hi,
Did you change productcode and increased setup Version?
Can you doublecheck this and if is still not working provide more information?
Regards,
Markus

Am 05.05.2013 um 10:44 schrieb Yongxiu Cui yo...@microsoft.com:

 Hi,
 
 Could you help me on this issue? My team are building a project, which need a 
 major upgrade.
 But the original update service will append the REINSTALL=ALL 
 REINSTALLMODE=vomus to the msiexec command line.
 
 I found that the major upgrade would fail if it has these properties, so is 
 there any method to remove/ignore these properties in the wix?
 I've tried using a custom action MsiSetProperty(hInstall, LREINSTALL, L); 
 but it failed too.
 
 Best Regards,
 Yongxiu
 
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Re: [WiX-users] Burn/Boostrapper WITHOUT .NET installer

[Laika42]

Hi George,
You can remove the dotnet reference in the chain and it would not install.
Regards,
Markus

Am 04.05.2013 um 02:15 schrieb George Fleming gef...@microsoft.com:

 Running Wix 3.6, I had to follow one of many examples on the net on adding 
 PackageGroup to my code to check/install .NET 4.0, just to get my Setup to 
 build.
 
 Here's the thing...I know Setup requires .NET to run, but I DONT want to 
 check for .NET, and I don't want to package the .NET installer.  .NET is a 
 Windows feature that is turned on by default on Windows Server platform that 
 my applications runs on, and internally we check the .NET version anyway.  We 
 don't want to add an extra EXE to our deployment, and we don't want to embed 
 it in our Setup.  Is there a way to build a boostrapper without .NET checking?
 
 All the example code I have seen have the .NET 
 PackageGroup/PackageGroupRef code.  Is there an example of boostrapper 
 code that doesn't require a .NET package?  If I remove these Package 
 statements, it doesn't compile either.
 
 Thanks,
 
 George
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