"fsteveb" <fsteveb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am attempting to write a wscript to automate the changes suggested in the
> article you referenced in another post.
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;835460
> If anyone has already done it , I'd love to see that. I have it almost
> except for the last step. I am testing by using the WiRunSQL.vbs script.
> The
> first queries are:
> '"SELECT Property FROM `RadioButton` where Property =
> 'FolderForm_AllUsers'"
> '"DELETE FROM `RadioButton` where Property = 'FolderForm_AllUsers'"
> '"SELECT * FROM `Control` where Control = 'AllUsersRadioGroup'"
> '"SELECT * FROM `Control` where Control = 'AllUsersText'"
> '"DELETE FROM `Control` where Control = 'AllUsersRadioGroup'"
> '"DELETE FROM `Control` where Control = 'AllUsersText'"
> '"SELECT * FROM `ControlCondition` where Control_ = 'AllUsersRadioGroup'"
> '"SELECT * FROM `ControlCondition` where Control_ = 'AllUsersText'"
> '"DELETE FROM `ControlCondition` where Control_ = 'AllUsersRadioGroup'"
> '"DELETE FROM `ControlCondition` where Control_ = 'AllUsersText'"
>
> Then when I try to read the contrl to modify it, I don't get anything.
> '"SELECT * FROM `Control` where Control = 'DiscCostButton'"
> From there I'd make the change with:
> '"UPDATE `Control` SET Control = 'CancelButton' FROM `Control` where
> Control
> = 'DiscCostButton'"
> These two queries don't do anything. I don't even get an error window.
> Would love to be able to automate this process.
> Steve
>
> "Phil Wilson" wrote:
>
>> You've most likely installed the one with the GUI for "Everyone", but the
>> default is "Just me", so the silent install does a default per-user
>> install,
>> and now you have a per-machine install as well as a per-user one.
>> --
>> Phil Wilson
>> [Microsoft MVP-Windows Installer]
>> Definitive Guide to Windows Installer
>> http://apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=280
>>
>> "fsteveb" <fsteveb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:47B183E9-2ECD-4C3A-8970-2ECD8715BF71@microsoft.com...
>> >I have a vb.net project with a install project.
>> > I added the bootstrapper to make sure .net 1.1 was installed.
>> > When I run the install using setup.exe I get the GUI and it works fine.
>> > I install updates with a silent install using msiexec:
>> > Msiexec /I "\\server01\Public\Install\Setup.msi" /q
>> > After this runs I get two icons on the desktop and two entries in the
>> > add/remove programs control panel.
>> > What could be causing this and how do I resolve this problem?
>> >
>> > --
>> > Steve B
>>
>>
>>

"Phil Wilson" wrote:

> You've most likely installed the one with the GUI for "Everyone", but the
> default is "Just me", so the silent install does a default per-user install,
> and now you have a per-machine install as well as a per-user one.
> --
> Phil Wilson
> [Microsoft MVP-Windows Installer]
> Definitive Guide to Windows Installer
> http://apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=280
>
> "fsteveb" <fsteveb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:47B183E9-2ECD-4C3A-8970-2ECD8715BF71@microsoft.com...
> >I have a vb.net project with a install project.
> > I added the bootstrapper to make sure .net 1.1 was installed.
> > When I run the install using setup.exe I get the GUI and it works fine.
> > I install updates with a silent install using msiexec:
> > Msiexec /I "\\server01\Public\Install\Setup.msi" /q
> > After this runs I get two icons on the desktop and two entries in the
> > add/remove programs control panel.
> > What could be causing this and how do I resolve this problem?
> >
> > --
> > Steve B
>
>