DIFxApp problem
I have created an installer for a product at work, the product includes a driver which is installed using DIFxApp. There are no problems with that, But I am now creating a patch, which replaces 2 files, and everytime I install the patch, the driver gets uninstalled, and then reinstalled, meaning that all users must reboot their machines. How can I get around the driver uninstalling and then reinstalling (this should not happen, since the driver is not being changed at all)
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Posted by:
ditch_nz
15 years ago
Posted by:
kristjan84
15 years ago
Thanks for your reply ditch_nz, I checked this, and this is not the case, the files that are getting replaced are 2 dll´s, which have nothing to do with the driver, also, our service shuts down before the dll´s are replaced, and then the service starts up again, which is what I want, but i dont understand why the driver gets re-installed.
If it makes any difference, the driver is in a merge module
If it makes any difference, the driver is in a merge module
Posted by:
kristjan84
15 years ago
I installed the msp, and was browsing through the log, and i found the following:
MSI (s) (1C:AC) [08:54:52:800]: Feature: Driver; Installed: Local; Request: Reinstall; Action: Reinstall
Which obviously suggests that the driver is being reinstalled for some reason, is there any way to change this so the feature does not get reinstalled? since the driver is not being changed at all?
MSI (s) (1C:AC) [08:54:52:800]: Feature: Driver; Installed: Local; Request: Reinstall; Action: Reinstall
Which obviously suggests that the driver is being reinstalled for some reason, is there any way to change this so the feature does not get reinstalled? since the driver is not being changed at all?
Posted by:
AngelD
15 years ago
Posted by:
kristjan84
15 years ago
Posted by:
mekaywe
15 years ago
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