A
Anthony Yates
I am using msi wrappers to execute Windows Updates. They work fine as long
as the custom action to execute the update is run Synchronous, Ignore exit
code. Without the "Ignore exit code" the update is executed successfully but
the msi execution fails. The failure happens rights at the end of the custom
action, just at the point that the update would be prompting the user to
restart.
Any ideas why Windows Installer cannot handle the restart return code from
the update? Up to about 6 months ago the patches used to just force a
restart and Windows Installer finished normally,
Thanks,
Anthony
as the custom action to execute the update is run Synchronous, Ignore exit
code. Without the "Ignore exit code" the update is executed successfully but
the msi execution fails. The failure happens rights at the end of the custom
action, just at the point that the update would be prompting the user to
restart.
Any ideas why Windows Installer cannot handle the restart return code from
the update? Up to about 6 months ago the patches used to just force a
restart and Windows Installer finished normally,
Thanks,
Anthony