I downloaded 3.0 for the XPS capability, and then half-way through the
install decided that it might break my CD Burning app that needs 1.0, so I
cancelled the install. Can anyone tell me where the files are located so
that I can delete the incomplete install?

I get the error "Error 1327. Invalid Drive: Q:\" when trying to install the
download dotnetfx.exe for version 2 on a Windows 2003 server.  I can't get
any hits at all on searches

I've done all kinds of google searching on this topic, and everyone
seems to say the same thing:
In a Visual Studio Setup package, if I want to fail an installation
based on something found in my custom action code, then I just throw

I have created Setup and Deployment Project (thro VS 2003)with some custom
action defined. Custom windows (non of the windows) are not popped up in my
machine when I install the MSI file, but same MSI file if I install in other
system custom windows are popping up.

In order to deploy an application written in C# using VS 2005 (and
obviously .Net 2.0) I have generated a setup and deployment project via
visual studio. In the user interface dialog I have created a
check-boxes dialog that one of them is launch application. how do I run

Does anybody else notice vdproj or msi taking an ungodly long time to
uninstall from add/remove programs?
Our project was doing fine until one day we realized it takes 5
minutes for someone to uninstall.  Some users were interpreting it as

Someone knows if I can pass the path where I want to install my application
to a MSI, passing like parameters?
For instance: MyMsiIntaller.msi /something="mypath"
Thanks!

ON both a new/clean install of XP Pro 64-bit and Server 2003 R2 64-bit,
the Microsoft Update subsystem cannot install the Framework 3.0 for
64-bit platforms. In both systems, the problem appears to be related to
the installer command string that is being used my Microsoft Update ...