Installer / Uninstaller

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John Clark

Hi all,

I'm creating an installer package for my vb.net application and was
wondering if anyone could give me some insight into the check for previous
versions setting.

I seem to get problems when trying to install an updated version of my
application over the top of a pre-existing one; even though [remove previous
versions] = true.

Anyone else have these problems or have I missed something fundamental
(again!) ?

Thanks,

JC
 
I seem to get problems when trying to install an updated version of my
application over the top of a pre-existing one; even though [remove
previous versions] = true.
Anyone else have these problems or have I missed something fundamental
(again!) ?


Change Setup Version property. Than it will urge you to change some codes.
Click Yes.
 
* "John Clark said:
I'm creating an installer package for my vb.net application and was
wondering if anyone could give me some insight into the check for previous
versions setting.

I seem to get problems when trying to install an updated version of my
application over the top of a pre-existing one; even though [remove previous
versions] = true.

In addition to the other replies: Make sure "SETUP.EXE" is started
instead of starting the MSI file directly. By starting the MSI file
directly, no check will be performed.
 
Many thanks for the assistance :-)

JC


Herfried K. Wagner said:
* "John Clark said:
I'm creating an installer package for my vb.net application and was
wondering if anyone could give me some insight into the check for
previous
versions setting.

I seem to get problems when trying to install an updated version of my
application over the top of a pre-existing one; even though [remove
previous
versions] = true.

In addition to the other replies: Make sure "SETUP.EXE" is started
instead of starting the MSI file directly. By starting the MSI file
directly, no check will be performed.
 

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