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    Default Weird registry Setting Behaviour

    Hi All

    I have some weird registry setting behavior that I am trying to debug.

    Step 1. Install first app with SB. Registry setting perfect and icon
    perfect.

    Step 2. Install second app with SB. registry setting perfect and icon
    perfect.

    Step 3. Install third app with SB. bang - it trashes the registry
    setting of the first app and uses the incorrect icon.

    Is it possible that this third SB project is corrupt?

    I have checked all the detail in it in detail and cannot see anything wrong.

    Any ideas are welcome. Client starting to scream.

    Cheers
    Andre

  2. #2

    Default Re: Weird registry Setting Behaviour

    I have removed all registry changes with the third install and it still
    trashes the registry settings for the first app :-(

    Andre Labuschagne

  3. #3

    Default Re: Weird registry Setting Behaviour

    Andre,

    > Step 3. Install third app with SB. bang - it trashes the registry
    > setting of the first app and uses the incorrect icon.
    >
    > Is it possible that this third SB project is corrupt?
    >
    > I have checked all the detail in it in detail and cannot see anything wrong.

    Make sure your Product GUID is unique.

    Make sure you're using a different key in edit the registry.

    And...

    Lee White
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  4. #4

    Default Re: Weird registry Setting Behaviour

    Product GUID is unique.

    Different key in the registry.

    Install first app - check registry key - perfect.

    Install second app - check registry keys for both first and second app -
    perfect.

    Install third app that does not have any registry key in at all now -
    trashes the first app registry key.

    Going to rebuild the third install set from scratch. Maybe it is somehow
    got bust. No indication anywhere though.

    Andre Labuschagne

  5. #5

    Default Re: Weird registry Setting Behaviour

    Hi Andre,

    > Install third app that does not have any registry key in at all now -
    > trashes the first app registry key.

    Use Process Monitor to monitor changes to this key and see exactly WHAT
    is changing it. Is this the same machine where you ran into the lib
    file being removed? If so, I would take a very close look at your AV.

    Best regards,

    --
    Arnor Baldvinsson
    Icetips Alta LLC

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    > Is this the same machine where you ran into the lib file being removed?
    > If so, I would take a very close look at your AV.

    Nope - testing install sets on other machines in the office. Nothing is
    running on these machines when I test.

    Andre Labuschagne

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    Default Re: Weird registry Setting Behaviour

    Rebuilding the project sorted the trashing of the registry setting.

    Andre Labuschagne

  8. #8

    Default Re: Weird registry Setting Behaviour

    Hi Andre,

    >
    > Rebuilding the project sorted the trashing of the registry setting.
    >

    If the 3rd project file does *not* have any registry key in it then it can't
    "trash" the registry. Did it trash a "per-machine" (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE) or
    a "per-user" registry?

    Please send me that .sbp file and I will inspect the project.

    Friedrich

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    Default Re: Weird registry Setting Behaviour

    I took the registry setting command out of the script and it trashed a
    per-user setting. I crapped the project and rebuilt it with the exact
    same settings and it did not trash the settings. The only difference is
    the new project is a .sbp project and the old one is a version 7
    project. I will send you the old one.

    Andre Labuschagne

  10. #10

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    LOL - that should have been scrapped.

    Andre Labuschagne

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