msiexec /x wont install
Hi folks
I need help with a particular problem. I have an app I am trying to package called autobahn which came as a legacy exe.
I repackaged it into a *.msi and it installs and runs perfectly. No problems here.
The trouble is when I run the uninstall batch file which is a simple msiexec /x {PRODUCTCODE} /QN it seems to do a repair/reinstall instead of a remove.
I have tried creating a generic Productcode wising MS ORCA but this had no change.
Obviously it doesnt want the productcode listed in the MSI in order to uninstall, what else I can try? Would there be any other reg key it would need?
I need help with a particular problem. I have an app I am trying to package called autobahn which came as a legacy exe.
I repackaged it into a *.msi and it installs and runs perfectly. No problems here.
The trouble is when I run the uninstall batch file which is a simple msiexec /x {PRODUCTCODE} /QN it seems to do a repair/reinstall instead of a remove.
I have tried creating a generic Productcode wising MS ORCA but this had no change.
Obviously it doesnt want the productcode listed in the MSI in order to uninstall, what else I can try? Would there be any other reg key it would need?
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Posted by:
dunnpy
12 years ago
Does it uninstall if you specify the MSI name in your uninstall command line?
msiexec /x <path and name of MSI> /qn
e.g. - msiexec /x "c:\myfiles\mymsi.msi" /qn
What tool did you use to create the MSI?
Have you done anything else to the package that could be causing issue - wrongly conditioned CA for example?
Thanks,
Dunnpy
msiexec /x <path and name of MSI> /qn
e.g. - msiexec /x "c:\myfiles\mymsi.msi" /qn
What tool did you use to create the MSI?
Have you done anything else to the package that could be causing issue - wrongly conditioned CA for example?
Thanks,
Dunnpy
Posted by:
mmarsh
12 years ago
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