Re: Uninstall Reboot Message
Mark,
good question! I'll have to give it some thoughts.
Friedrich
Re: Uninstall Reboot Message
Any additional thoughts on this?
Re: Uninstall Reboot Message
Mark,
if the system needs a reboot after an uninstall means that one or more files were locked (in-use) during the uninstallation process. The only way to handle your specific scenario is to check in your (custom) uninstall if all files can be removed. You could handle this in a custom uninstall script by using "Check In-Use Folder Tree..." and "Check In-Use File...". And it's always a good idea to see if your main application is not active - you can check this with "Detect Active Application...".
To sum it up: only continue with the uninstall if the main app is not active (not running) and the files can be removed.
Does this help?
Friedrich
Re: Uninstall Reboot Message
Yes, that confirms what I was thinking. We do check all of the EXE's (programs) to see if they are in use, but it sounds like we need to be checking all the files that are going to be removed in the uninstallation process.