Hi,
I have used InstallShield Developer Version 8.02. I am using InstallScript MSI Project to develop my setup application. I need to write some registry entires using script. Hence, I used RegDBSetKeyValueEx to set the value into the registry. But this registry entry is being created under Wow6432 node. Instead I want it to be written in the normal 64-bit portion of the registry. I have also tried using the normal winapi function RegSetValueEx. This works for 32-bit but is not working for 64-bit.
Please let me know how can I achieve my task. Please help me as this is really urgent.
Regards,
Lakshmi.
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Lakshmi Sailaja
, Mar 02 2004 10:44
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Stefan Krueger
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Posted 03 March 2004 - 22:32
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The InstallScript engine that executes your code is 32 bit. I think that 32-bit processes can't access to 64 bit part of the registry.
Maybe you can use the registry view, so that MSI will generate the key? (You can use a property that you first set in your script)
The InstallScript engine that executes your code is 32 bit. I think that 32-bit processes can't access to 64 bit part of the registry.
Maybe you can use the registry view, so that MSI will generate the key? (You can use a property that you first set in your script)
Stefan Krüger
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