Is it possible to move a directory tree with standard MSI actions?
I want to move the directory tree “C:ProgramDataa” with an MSI setup to the new location “C:ProgramDatab”. Is this possible standard MSI actions?
Error with the scanner oc of the msi afterburn
I’m trying to overclock my PC, it’s an intelcore i7 of 14 with an Nvidia GTX4070 graphics card. I overclocked it once using msi afterburn, but restarted it without saving the settings. And now when I try to use the oc scanner it tells me scanner canceled. I searched the Internet and came up with certain solutions such as changing the type of oc scanner in msiafterburn.cfg or activating the nvidia developer mode… it still without work.
Install multiple instances of windows service via MSI (or other installer)
I was developing an application that eventually was going to be configured as a windows service. Several instances of this application can be run on a single server. So right now we just create several folders with the application binaries and manually configure dedicated windows services. The task that I was given now is to create an installer that would help us to do exactly this thing. We used to use MSI (Wix) for other applications but there were no requirements to set up multiple instances.
Need to remove an application with msiexec /x using wildcards in a batch file
I’m running the following batch file to remove the splunk agent version 9.2.1 and works well. But, I’d like it to work for all versions so I don’t have to modify the batch file as the version changes. Here is my batch file: