Software Deployment

How about instead of deleting the CAs out of the tables you take the much less invasive option of giving them an impossible-to-meet condition (my personal favorite is 1=2), so they just don't execute?

Ahh, thank you a lot...haven't thought at all about something like that.
I'll try it as soon as Im back to work.

Greetings

entering 0 (zero) in the installexecute and UI seqeunce should do the trick

quick question why are you deleting the CA's

The action Launch_QTTask is installing the quicktray icon which we don't need to keep the system clear and
the Install_Packages is trying to install the other msi's which are stored in the setup exe and I only want
the quicktime.msi to be installed.

I've had another issue with QuickTime. In fact it's solved but perhaps someone could explain me why it happened.

After adding a component with some company registry keys and testing it, I wondered why they have never appeared in the registry at all. After a lot of
testing I had the idea to put the registry keys in a component of QuickTime itself which also added some Registry keys and it worked. The QuickTime component
dont has any special Conditions but I found a CA which is named "CheckAndGrantAccessToRegistryKeys" perhaps it has something to do with that issue?

It would be nice to understand the problem that I can solve something like this faster if I'am facing it next time.

Greetings.

Teitan,

did you remember to associate your new component with a feature? and did this feature have a correct InstallLevel set?

PJ