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Try this:
http://desktopengineertraining.com/msirestrictrun They also have a few other tools for use with MSI files that you may find useful. |
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It's hard to diagnose the problem without the software in front of me, but you can try opening the MSI in orca and selecting the PROPERTY cell on the left hand side. Then in the cells to the right add a new row. In the new row under property type DISABLEADVTSHORTCUTS and set the value cell to 1. Then install the software.
The problem is that when a program using MSI installs it registers itself with Windows Installer Service. The service then controls certain program properties. You cannot stop a certain program from using the Repair option. However, you can disable the service all together by opening up your registry and going to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer (you may have to create this folder) and Create a new DWORD value, or modify the existing value, called "DisableMSI" and set it according to 2 = disabled. Exit your registry, you may need to restart. This will almost definately fix your repairing issues. The only problem you will face is that this disables the MSI service for all applications. Last edited by gabri3l; 01-22-2005 at 08:34. |
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@gabri3l:
Thank you for all your work you invested in my problem. Finally the DISABLEADVTSHORTCUTS trick worked and solved my problem. Now I can open my start menu again without falling off my chair. :-) @ee45678: Thank you for the link, but I didn't find anything which would help me in my current situation there. But perhaps I will need it later again. |
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