This might work:
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I recently worked with both and failed to get the Pyro method to work to my
liking. WiX was excluding obviously changed files in some of my early builds
and I couldn't find definitive information on how it determines which files to
include in the patch cab. Later I also discovered that it was in
Oleksandr Y. Nechyporenko:
>What is the way to extract msp without apply patch?
Install 7-zip and right-click the .msi/.msp file to extract it. Inside
you'll find the cab.
> Travis have you tried using the PatchWiz method?
I'm trying to work out a patchwiz patch right now. Not sure if there's
That may not work on localized or non-standard installations. For
example, in Spanish C:\Program Files can become C:\Archivos de Programas
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: [WiX-users] How does patching decide which files to include
in msp?
These are not WiX rules but MSI rules and are documented on MSDN site,
somewhere in install patching section.
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am using 3.5.1916.0, however I had similar issues in 3.0.
Thank you for any help you can offer.
Travis Gaff,
Software Engineer
PC-Doctor, Inc.
9805 Double R Boulevard, Suite 301
Reno, NV 89521
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I think we found similar issues. The RMFilesInUse behavior is different
in XP vs. Windows 7 and possibly in Vista as well. We ended up adding
several custom actions to try to stop our executables both with and
without elevation.
You can try the WiX util:CloseApplication to get started, but we
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