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2010 6
- VS2010 Setup project - Migration from VS2008 does not work with Upgrades
- ClickOnce - .net 4.0 errors: "Deployment manifest is not semantically valid" and "Deployment manifest is missing <compatibleFrameworks>"
- ClickOnce - File accociations are lost upon progrmmatic updates to ClickOnce on Win 7 X64
- VS Setup project - vsdraCOM sets codebase in registry to point to the SourcePath
- VS Setup project - Pass Checkbox properties as arguments to MSI during silient installations
- ClickOnce -- TargetFrameworkVersion
2009 28
- MSI: Using regasm to register COM may cause resiliency during application launch
- Windows Installer 4.0 - MSI that installs data files under System Protected folders does not remove files upon uninstall.
- MSI: Unable to elevate an uninstallation via ARP in Vista
- Native Custom action dll fails to build on x64
- Per-User installation of an MSI as standard user on Vista is installing files into Administrators profile
- MSI: About the Uninstall Registry Key, WindowsInstaller Value
- How to make ClickOnce work over SSL requiring client certificates
- How to build an MSI to deploy ActiveX control
- How to disable the default Launch condition for the .Net Framework in a Visual Studio Setup and Deployment project.
- ClickOnce Publish Error: "Cannot continue. The application is improperly formatted. Contact the application Vendor"
- ClickOnce:VS08 SP1 XML serialization assemblies not publishing
- ClickOnce Application Security Settings
- How to add a .net dll within your application setup (Windows Installer Package) using Visual Studio 2005/2008
- Web Setup (Windows Installer) project created in Visual Studio fails on a Windows 2003 Server
- Advertised COM add-in won't trigger on-demand install if you want to deploy the Add-in with the following conditions (HKEY_USERS + COM Add-in + managed desktop<non admin privileges>
- While clicking on “Calculate Permissions” button after including “WebPermission” for a partial trust application, prompts a message box “This application requires full trust to run correctly. Would you like to set this as a full trust application?”
- After successfully publishing a ClickOnce application, when you try to install the application you receive an XML page on the browser window as IE opens the Application Manifest
- How to change the size of the ClickOnce cache and how roll back occurs in ClickOnce
- This advertised application will not be installed because it might be unsafe. Contact your administrator to change the installation user interface option of the package to basic
- Why shouldn’t we create manual Shortcuts for apps which are deployed via ClickOnce?
- Using MSM from Security update 971090 and 973673 as prerequisite to create MSI, minor update would not work
- Visual studio only allows Product Version Property format in form of ##.##.#### only. For forth field it would give Build error for setup Project
- MSI patch created using Patchwiz version 3.0 may fail on Windows Installer 4.5 or behave differently
- How to sign the BootStrapper when modifying the URL in the .application file when Manually Deploying a ClickOnce Application that Does Not Require Re-Signing and that Preserves Branding Information.
- Web setup Package: fails while executing WEBCA_EvaluateURLsNoFail custom action
- Clickonce application fails after changing Configuration file and resigning the manifest
- This operation has been cancelled due to restriction in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator. Click ok
- Unable to install or run the application. The application requires that assembly <Assembly Name> Version 8.0.0.0 be installed in the GAC Assembly Cache first. Please contact your system administrator.