Log the error, display a message, and continue. Abort Install on Failure. Load Order Group. Separate multiple dependencies with a comma ,.
User Name. Start Parameters. This setting lets you set permissions for your service. Security Descriptor.
Operation Time. Install Start —Specify whether you want to start the service during installation. If you select Yes, the service starts when the installation reaches the StartServices action in the Installation sequence.
Install Stop —Specify whether you want to stop the service during installation. If you select Yes, the service stops when the installation reaches the StopServices action in the Installation sequence. Install Delete —Specify whether you want to delete the service during installation.
If you select Yes, the service is deleted when the installation reaches the DeleteServices action in the Installation sequence. Uninstall Start —Specify whether you want to start the service during uninstallation. If you select Yes, the service starts when the uninstallation reaches the StartServices action in the Installation sequence. Uninstall Stop —Specify whether you want to stop the service during uninstallation. If you select Yes, the service stops when the uninstallation reaches the StopServices action in the Installation sequence.
Uninstall Delete —Specify whether you want to delete the service during uninstallation. If you select Yes, the service is deleted when the uninstallation reaches the DeleteServices action in the Installation sequence. Wait Type. Wait for the event to complete —Windows Installer waits for the event—starting, stopping, or deleting—to finish, up to a maximum of 30 seconds, before proceeding.
Select this option if the event is critical to the installation and you want to allow additional time for the event to return a failure error.
Wait for the SCM —Windows Installer waits for the service control manager to report that the service is in a pending state. Service Argument. Run Time. During Install —Specify whether you want the event to occur during installation. During Uninstall —Specify whether you want the event to occur during uninstallation. During Reinstall —Specify whether you want the event to occur during reinstallation. Configuration Type. Configure time delay of an auto-start —This option is applicable if the service is an installed auto-start service, or if Automatic is selected for the Start Type setting in the Install Settings area.
If you select this option, click the ellipsis button Configure when to run recovery actions —If you select this option, click the ellipsis button Add a service SID type to the process token —If you select this option, click the ellipsis button Change list of required privileges —If you select this option, click the ellipsis button Configure SCM pre-shutdown delay —If you select this option, enter the length of the time delay in milliseconds in the Arguments setting.
To reset the time delay to the default of 3 minutes, leave the Arguments setting blank. Recovery Actions. During Install —Run the action when the service's component is being installed. During Uninstall —Run the action when the service's component is being uninstalled. During Reinstall —Run the action when the service's component is being reinstalled. When you see the setup File folder it will contains only one Setup File see the below Image.
If anyone is not able to understand any thing from the Article or have any question then you can tell me, I will try my best. View All. Jay Parekh Updated date Oct 11, And you we get the setup file for the application. Now If you see the setup file folder it will have many more additional Files but if you want to make only Single Setup File then follow the Below steps Step 1 : Select the Project and click on Build option from VS and then select Option Configuration Manager see the below image Step 2: Select the option SingleImage See the below image When you see the setup File folder it will contains only one Setup File see the below Image If anyone is not able to understand any thing from the Article or have any question then you can tell me, I will try my best.
Thank you. Next Recommended Reading. Net Core 6. Create A. Understanding Thread Starvation in. Further it does not automatically update the machine; it informs users of updates to the products they have installed on their machines and guides them through a download and installation process. As a side note, InstallScript MSI should be available in the Professional edition, but I wouldn't recommend migrating your project to it for this purpose. Looks like this functionality was carefully hidden in something called "FlexNet".
Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. How to make an automatically updating installation using InstallShield? Ask Question. Asked 9 years, 10 months ago. Active 9 years, 10 months ago. Viewed 8k times. JYelton JYelton I have tried this - going in and changing the product code. But when I go to reinstall, It says that it is installing, but doesn't change the program at all Oh, it appears it did actually re-install it several times , but never updated the files on my computer — Toadums.
Was the already-installed version done so using the same Upgrade Code as your current installer? If not, you may need to use Orca. Also see this question: stackoverflow. Apparently it is something about upgrade paths - but since I am using the limited version, I am not sure if I can resolve this — Toadums.
Not seeming to work, following your exact steps, and it is still just installing a second application. Ugh most frustrating thing ever — Toadums. Show 5 more comments. There are certain features about the AutoUpdater: Easy to implement and use. Application automatic re-run after checking update. Update process transparent to the user. To avoid blocking the main thread using multi-threaded download. Ability to upgrade the system and also the auto update program.
A code that doesn't need change when used by different systems and could be compiled in a library. Easy for user to download the update files.
How to use? Robert Synoradzki 1, 11 11 silver badges 17 17 bronze badges. Anas Naguib Anas Naguib 8 8 silver badges 7 7 bronze badges. A typical file would look like this: Application Update File A unique string that will let your application recognize the file type version: 1.
This would let the client know that they need to be looking at a new address. You can also add other important details. The Bearded Llama 2, 4 4 gold badges 19 19 silver badges 31 31 bronze badges. Samy Arous Samy Arous 6, 11 11 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges. There are other ways, but I forgot : — Samy Arous. A Lay men's way is on Main rename the executing assembly file.
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