Repair on First launch.
If we install a application for a user from his machine using admin privelleges. Application repair on first launch even on same machine.
Also applications contains user registries and shortcut are advertised.
But why does it repairs as installation is done for same machine using admin privelleges.
Also applications contains user registries and shortcut are advertised.
But why does it repairs as installation is done for same machine using admin privelleges.
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
Also applications contains user registries.This is a TINY clue...
Posted by:
rupya1983
14 years ago
I mean to say that application contains a user data and shortcuts are advertised.
It repairs on first launch for the user, but the problem is that the application is installed for the same user using admin privelleges.
It repairs on first launch for the user, but the problem is that the application is installed for the same user using admin privelleges.
Posted by:
pjgeutjens
14 years ago
for the same user using admin privelleges
and with this same user's credentials?
if this is on XP, look at the eventvwr log, you'll find Windows Installer events telling you which component in your msi is triggering the repair.
(I miss that on Windows 7 btw, anyone know if I can get it back?)
PJ
Posted by:
rupya1983
14 years ago
yes it was tigerring for the component that contains user registries.
problem is that why it was repairing for the same user, because instalation is done for the same user using admin credentials.
problem is that why it was repairing for the same user, because instalation is done for the same user using admin credentials.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
Do you mean that you have a user logged in and you then install using something like 'Run As...'? If so, then that won't install the user components for the logged-in user, but for the account you used to install.
Or do you mean that the repair is happening every time the same user logs in, not just the first time?
Or do you mean that the repair is happening every time the same user logs in, not just the first time?
Posted by:
er.hsingh
14 years ago
Better to check in Event Viewer for the Error or warning. Probably some user specific component or components are broken.
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