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Installlation problem - How to debug???

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Helene Day - 18 Aug 2004 13:23 GMT
I have a VB.NET windows deployment project.
The installation consists of some file structure and a few customs
actions....
I also have some merge module included...etc...

For the last two days, I am not able to run the setup on my PC, I get this
message: "The installer was interrupted before "app name" could be
installed. You need to restart the installer to try again. Click Close to
exit."

I tried to uninstall any new I had install lately.

How can I debug this problem???
Any traces anywhere being generated???

Thanks for your help,

Helene
Helene Day - 18 Aug 2004 13:37 GMT
Something very interesting, I also have another VB.NET setup application
giving me the same problem on my PC.

> I have a VB.NET windows deployment project.
> The installation consists of some file structure and a few customs
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>
> Helene
Helene Day - 18 Aug 2004 14:58 GMT
I found the problem ...2 days ago I had to change my DCOM settings since I
had to support an old VB6 Webclass application... and because of a ASP 0178
error... I added the INTERACTIVE and IUSR<machine_name> to the Default
Security / Default Access Permissions.

I just removed both user and rebotted my PC and then I was able to install
my VB.NET application again..ouffff....
Scrary..............

However... now.... I have several registry errors, such as "Could not write
value to key <keyname>. Verify that you have sufficient access to that key,
or contact your support personnel."

I have these errors only if I select a "Just Me" installation... and no
error if I select the "Everyone"...

How can I fix it the way it was before....with to error at all... This is
just so annoying.

Any suggestions....?????

Helene

> Something very interesting, I also have another VB.NET setup application
> giving me the same problem on my PC.
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> > Helene

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