We have been unable to reproduce this based on your description. You may have other Add-Ins or applications which are causing conflicts. Could you please provide us with detailed, step-by-step, instructions to reproduce it?

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Hoplite.exe has been deprecated long ago, and is no longer shipped with IA since its functionality is now provided by HopNext. You are not supposed to run these tools manually either. Replace the current HopNext.dll with the one attached, and test it by creating a new Converter Project using 'Conver...

Would you try with the attached version, and report whether it fixes the issue or not.

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I may point out for future readers of this post that InstallAware 7.9 includes native support for IIS7.

Maybe you could check the Call DLL Function with MoveFileEx. You should use it this way: MoveFileEx( existingFile, NULL or 0, MOVEFILE_DELAY_UNTIL_REBOOT ); or you could do the same by yourself by adding an entry to this registry key: HKLM\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\Session Manager\\Pendin...

1) Because you are running a trial InstallAWARE.
2) Buy a licence, or in case you already have it, install it. If you have updated InstallAWARE you would have to generate and install a new license.

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I think that the best way to do it will be to create a new component on the MSI database and set the msidbComponentAttributesPermanent attribute, then add the registry values on the Registry table, as children of the new component. I didn't try this, but seems to be the right way to go. Again, just ...

That action needs a bit of scripting. Please, refer to this post:
http://www.installaware.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=292

Perhaps "Add or Remove Programs" panel settings personalization would be a nice feature to add to InstallAWARE...

The "Add or Remove Programs" panel settings are handled by the registry.
Check HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Uninstall key to see how it works. You should add a DWORD value named "NoModify" and set it to 1 under your product's entry.

You already asked this in another thread, please check
http://www.installaware.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=336
to find the answer to your question...

or...

Just build an Uncompressed install, and check the folder Release\\Uncompressed for your .msi file

You can retrieve that folder via "Get Folder Location", look for the option Start Menu->Startup Group.

All you have to do is change to Code View, and at the beggining of the file and change it to look exactly like this: // Check setup pre-requisites Get System Setting Windows 2000 into CHECKSYSTEM If Variable CHECKSYSTEM not Equals TRUE MessageBox: $TITLE$ Setup Error, This product requires at least ...

I forced the setup to unpack to a removable media with no free space, in both silence and non-silence ways, and both of the times I get a return code of 1. Please, try to run the same setup but in non-silence mode, as you will get a message box with a description of the error, and post it here. Than...

zchris, could you just please tell us if you are doing a silent installation? That would help a lot. Thank you.

K-ballo.-