How can I avoid the "Close running processes dialog"?
I managed myself this situation and I don't need this dialog anymore.
Cornel
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Avoid dialog
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cornel_gav
, Mar 17 2008 10:25
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VBScab
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Posted 17 March 2008 - 16:40
You could either:
- re-sequence the dialog sequence;
- delete the dialog, or
- add an impossible-to-meet condition to the dialog
Do this in a transform, NOT the original MSI.
- re-sequence the dialog sequence;
- delete the dialog, or
- add an impossible-to-meet condition to the dialog
Do this in a transform, NOT the original MSI.
Edited by VBScab, 17 March 2008 - 16:45.
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Posted 01 April 2008 - 12:56
| QUOTE (VBScab @ 2008-03-17 16:40) |
| You could either: - re-sequence the dialog sequence; - delete the dialog, or - add an impossible-to-meet condition to the dialog Do this in a transform, NOT the original MSI. |
What's that a 'transform'?
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Posted 01 April 2008 - 14:24
This dialog is shown by the InstallValidate action, in the InstallExecute sequence. Your 'managed solution' should be executed just before that action (assuming your solution is a custom action that handles this situation).
You still keep the dialog, but it will only show up for situations where your solution fails, eg. when another file being replaced is in use.
You still keep the dialog, but it will only show up for situations where your solution fails, eg. when another file being replaced is in use.