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Old 12-02-2007, 01:20 PM   #1
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My VB 6 program uses Windows Service I developed with VB 2005.
Setup for VB 6 project, created in InstallShield 12, installs Framework 2 if
it is not presented on the client machine.
I ran setup on Vista Business and I did not see that Framework was
installed. I decided that Framework 3 is there and it's not necessary to
install Framework 2.
After setup I have to install my Windows Service manually. In order to do
that I need InstallUtil.exe, but I cannot find it. I opened Control Panel,
'Turn Windows Features on or off'' and placed check marks in all 3 items
inside of Framework 3.
I still cannot find InstallUtil.exe on the workstation.

Any help please.

Vovan



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Old 12-02-2007, 01:45 PM   #2
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Default RE: InstallUtil.exe on Vista

Download .net framework 1.1 and 2.0, and then see if you can find the
InstallUtil.exe, Also .net framework 3.0 is installed with Vista, it is in
programs and features, and then go to turn vista features on/off. That should
add the InstallUtil.exe.

"vovan" wrote:

> My VB 6 program uses Windows Service I developed with VB 2005.
> Setup for VB 6 project, created in InstallShield 12, installs Framework 2 if
> it is not presented on the client machine.
> I ran setup on Vista Business and I did not see that Framework was
> installed. I decided that Framework 3 is there and it's not necessary to
> install Framework 2.
> After setup I have to install my Windows Service manually. In order to do
> that I need InstallUtil.exe, but I cannot find it. I opened Control Panel,
> 'Turn Windows Features on or off'' and placed check marks in all 3 items
> inside of Framework 3.
> I still cannot find InstallUtil.exe on the workstation.
>
> Any help please.
>
> Vovan
>
>
>
>

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