I've created a Visual Studio Setup Project that makes use of the
ServiceProcessInstaller class to install a Windows Service.
We are installing the service under a User security context.  The
Username and Password are not know during compile time, so we allow

I have installed an assembly in a folder say C:\Assembly, then i
install the updated version of
this assembly. Now if any time i want to revert back to its previous
state how can i perform

i've come across very very strange situation.
i'm using MSI commandline to uninstall the product developed by my
company.
the strange thing is. the commandline i'm using is working find on

I have a setup project that contains an installer class. Is it possible for
me to get the path of the msi file within the installer class?
Is that is possible, please suggest me a way to get the path.
Thanks

Using the Installer with 2.0, how can I write the UserName and CompanyName
of the target machine to the registry of the target machine?
(I specified COMPANYNAME  and USERNAME in the properties of two separate
StringValue Names.)

i'm trying to run a MSI from command line to uninstall the installed
version. i tried the options given on this site but i'm not getting
where i'm making mistake
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/msi/setup/stand
ard_installer_command_line_options.asp

I've created a c# application, and included a "Setup project" in the same
solution. How do I default it so that the application (say i were to run the
setup "quietly") installs with "Everyone" rather than the "Just me" option?
Thanks

I have a few of simple questions regarding VS 2005's setup Project.
1.  In the past, I only use the package tool of VB 6 to create installation
file for this VB 6 application. I like to know if I can use VS 2005's setup
project for a VB 6 application. I have tried a bit. But I ...

I am using VS 2005 and I am having trouble with being able to edit and
continue while in the debug mode. This was not a problem earlier but
something has change.
I have checked the following settings in the options:

Hello, I just installed the .net framework 2.0 successfully on our W2K
Professional Server.  I just realized that 1.1 and 2.0 are different and
that 2.0 doesn't include 1.1 things.  Is it ok for me to go ahead and
install 1.1 after I've already installed 2.0?

How can I set some of my application's user settings at setup time?  I see I
can set registry variables but I can't find any obvious way to set an
application's user settings.  This is from C# .NET 2005.
Thanks

Anyone knows how can i get the version property that i set in setup project
after my program was installed in the machine??
Thanks,

I just developed my first application in C#.Net 2005, but I need to include
".Net Framework 2.0" (dotnetfx.exe) to setup a target PC automatically and
then intall my application, how can I do that? Does exist some sample or
tutorial about deployment project that include dotnetfx ...

I am having an issue with installing an .exe I have created in VS2003.
I have created exes with installers before with no problems, but this
one has got me stumped.
I have MYApp.exe which has an installer class within it.  When I create

Hi, after my setup project copies all necessary files to the target
directory selected by the user, I'm launching a little Console
application that moves some files to %USERPROFILE% directory. Besides,
I write application's configuration file (application.exe.config) with