UAC during self heal.
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I am packaging an application that installs user specific files apart from other things. I am trying to test my install on a windows-7 machine under restricted user access. The self heal starts off on launching the shortcut but UAC pops up and it fails because the user doesnt have rights to install the package. I have moved all the user-specific files into one component (in wise), and set a HKCU key as the key path. I know for self healing files, it HAS to access the main msi and the user does have access to the location per se.. Am i missing anything obvious here?
Thanks in advance!
I am packaging an application that installs user specific files apart from other things. I am trying to test my install on a windows-7 machine under restricted user access. The self heal starts off on launching the shortcut but UAC pops up and it fails because the user doesnt have rights to install the package. I have moved all the user-specific files into one component (in wise), and set a HKCU key as the key path. I know for self healing files, it HAS to access the main msi and the user does have access to the location per se.. Am i missing anything obvious here?
Thanks in advance!
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Posted by:
SandeepPanat
12 years ago
Have you not tried using ActiveSetup?
I'm not exactly sure - if it helps to make use of 'MSIDEPLOYMENTCOMPLIANT' property.
You may also refer here..
I'm not exactly sure - if it helps to make use of 'MSIDEPLOYMENTCOMPLIANT' property.
You may also refer here..
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