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It sounds like self-healing is occuring on launch, which could be normal on first launch of the application with an entry point/advertised shortcut, but not for every subsequent launch for the same user.

What does the Windows application log show? It should show what component is causing the repair and give you a start to investigating the issue.

Enable Windows Installer logging in the regisry - voicewarmup - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223300

This will provide you a more indepth Windows Installer log in your %temp% folder that should show you more detail on what is missing and why it is repairing.

Does you app have some user profile data in it? Check that it isn't hardcoded to another user's profile. Also check that you haven't included anything in your package that shouldn't be there that is outside of what your package *should* do.

This information should give you a start and if you're still not finding the cause post the relevant bits of the voicewarmup log, with details of what's in the components it mentions.

If you can, let us know the application you're working with, and how you packaged it in AdminStudio.

Hope that helps,

Dunnpy

Check the logs and see if it throws any light on what the issue could be.

Is the user profile stuff being created correctly? There must be a keypath that is being detected as not present that is causing the repair.