It will be released as new set of runtimes as we did with Visual Studio 2008 runtimes.

There is a way to do this. Take a look at the AutoRun sample and you'll find out how to do it.

Yes as soon as 2008 is released, we'll support it.

Try to insert use [master]; go; before the restore. Also, before the restore, make sure you DROPPED all the connection to that database, otherwise the restore won't be successful. For more info, try opening the SQL Server Management Studio Express, and click on "Script" button on the Resto...

Login to forum from http://forum.installaware.com. If it redirects you to http://www.installaware.com/forum after click "Login" button, browse to http://forum.installaware.com and you'll see that you're already logged in. Go the topic and click on the attachment. It will work now.

Verify that the MSSQL.1 (default instance folder) is accessible from the user you're trying to make the attach.

Comodo, the best alternative and Microsoft compatible (they accept signatures from there). We use it here at InstallAware.

Are you sure you're running the correct file? As you understand this thing is impossible to happen.

Ok, it looks like a cookie issue. Instead of browsing to forums from http://www.installaware.com/forum/, browse to http://forums.installaware.com and login from there (you'll probably be redirected to installaware.com/forum again, but if you browse back to forums.installaware.com, you're already log...

That's strange.

I'm re-attaching the document.

File Attached:

checkterminateprocess.mia

Script is working fine.

Just right click -> Save As.. and you can download it.

I can see a typo on your script:

It's Iexpoer.exe not Iexplorer.exe

Bug only exists on GPO/SMS rollout cases and it's random. It does not affect other types of installations. If it was affecting them, prerequisities where not going to work either, but they work ok. As i said, it only exists on GPO rollout packages. It's going to be fix on InstallAware's next version.

IF you don't want to use a beta software, you can simply nest the application with multiple IF statements and use (Un)Install MSI plugin to install them one by one.

You didn't understand. If no update is available, there is no dialog, but there is a popup balloon saying that no updates are available.