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    Default How to AVOID reboot after install

    How does one totally (not just the message) avoid rebooting after installer
    completes?

    Sim Sherer

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    Default Re: How to AVOID reboot after install

    Sim,

    > How does one totally (not just the message) avoid rebooting after
    > installer completes?

    To disable the reboot process, you can use the "Set Installer Flag" script
    function.

    Set Installer Flag $SB_RESTARTFLAG$ to "0"

    See:
    http://www.lindersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?p=20040

    Please note that you have an incomplete installation if you suppress the
    reboot.

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    Friedrich Linder
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    Default Re: How to AVOID reboot after install

    Hi Friedrich,

    I was under the impression that this flag is only to avoid the message
    dialog.
    Why do you say the install will not be complete, because of registry
    updates?
    If all I need to do is replace some data file(s), the registry will not
    necessarily change. Am I missing something?

    Sim

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    Default Re: How to AVOID reboot after install

    Hi Sim,

    > I was under the impression that this flag is only to avoid the message
    > dialog.
    > Why do you say the install will not be complete, because of registry
    > updates?
    > If all I need to do is replace some data file(s), the registry will not
    > necessarily change. Am I missing something?

    This flag will suppress the reboot at all.

    You are missing one very important point. The installer does not ask for a
    reboot "just for fun". If it replaced locked-files then the Windows
    operation system needs a reboot to replace the files. If you do not reboot
    Windows in this scenario then you have an incomplete installation because
    the old (locked) files are still there.

    BTW, it has nothing to do with the registry.

    Does this help?

    --
    Friedrich Linder
    Lindersoft
    www.lindersoft.com
    +1.954.252.3910

    SetupBuilder "point. click. ship"
    Create Windows Vista ready installations in minutes

    -- Official Comodo Code Signing and SSL Certificate Partner

  5. #5

    Default Re: How to AVOID reboot after install

    Got it.
    Thanks.
    Sim
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