bootstrapper

while doing the build of my dontnet 4.0 project setup i'm getting following errors An error occurred generating a bootstrapper: Unable to finish updating resource for E:\project\Setup\Debug\setup.exe with error 8007006E E:project\Setup\Setup.vdproj Setup General failure building bootstrapper E:\project\Setup\Setup.vdproj Setup Unrecoverable build error E:\project\\Setup\Setup.vdproj Setup I am using dotnet framework 4 and MSVS 2010. sha This happens because The .NET framework version required by the setup project is different than the .NET framework version targeted by the application. To

Greetings! I have a solution in VS2010 that defines 3-4 individual applications. These 3-4 apps are individual (but related) components that I need to have individually installed on our production servers during deployment. I toyed with using WIX mondo to generate a multi-feature WIX installer, but found that it would be more beneficial to allow that these applications be able to be installed individually as well as via a single-source for all of them, preferably configurable to choose which to install during an installation. I noticed that there is a WIX project type called "Bootstrapper

I created an installer with Visual Studio 2010 Version 10.0.40.219.1 SP1 Rel. My application is built/compiled for x86 and requires VC++ runtime libraries. Thus, the setup project is configured with VC++ runtime libraries as a prerequisite. Every time I run the installer I get the popup "The following components will be installed on your machine." "Visual C++ 2010 Runtime Libraries (x86)". The first time it gets installed asa expected. The second and subsequent times it asks me whether to repair or remove VC++ 2010. This popup should only be displayed once, the first time it is discovered that

I'm actually interested in how an OS works, from the POST over the Boot process to the Kernel, GUI, etc. Well I have to start at the beginning: The bootsector Most tutorials only specify how to get your .bin bootstrapper onto an USB stick for Linux users. But as I'm using XP I would like to ask how do I get my 512 byte .bin onto the right position on my USB , and thats definitely not by copying it with explorer :D There's dd for Windows which I use regularly. http://www.chrysocome.net/dd use it like so: dd if=c:\my files\boot.bin of=\\.\z: bs=512 count=1 where 'z:' is the drive letter of your

Does anyone know of WPF code examples using Prism in which modules each register themselves as a menuitem in a menu within another module? (I've currently got an application which tries to do this with the EventAggregator, so one module listens for published events from other modules which need to have their title in the menu as a menu item, but I'm getting problems with the order of loading and threading etc. I want to find an example that uses classic Prism structure to do this.) I'm thinking in terms of this: Shell.xaml: <DockPanel> <TextBlock Text="Menu:" DockPanel.Dock="Top"/> <Menu Name=

I have a project for which I have built a WiX msi file. I also have a WiX bootstrapper (exe file) that checks for the existence of C++ 2005, installs it if not found and then installs the msi package. My project includes Crystal Reports as an msm file which is installed with the msi but requires C++ 2005 to install properly. On the MSI project I have included the following post build event to digitally sign the msi file. sign /f "$(ProjectDir)\myPFXFile.pfx" /p mySecretKey/d "My Program" /t http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll /v "MyProgram.msi" If I install just the msi it