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1. INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS HOW TO
2. INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS INSTALL
3. INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS UPDATE
4. INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS UPGRADE
5. INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS SOFTWARE

If you select the File System node, for example, you can see the structure of folders on the left and the modified files on the right.

INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS HOW TO

You can learn how to use every available editor in the Installation Projects chapter, but here you can get a quick overview of the available features. If you select a node, on the right you can see a specific editor for the corresponding type of resources and can use it to review and modify the changes Pic 2. These changes are grouped by types and are displayed as separate nodes in a tree, so you can see File System, Registry, Assembles, etc. Under the project node in the Projects view, you can find the list of changes applied by the installation. You can learn more about digital MSI singing in the Signing Packages chapter. You can enable and disable digital signing of the generated MSI packages by configuring the corresponding options in the Digital Signature section of the MSI package properties. If you need to deploy the generated MSI packages remotely, note that such deployment tools as Microsoft SCCM don't deploy unsigned MSI packages.ĮMCO MSI Package Builder allows signing MSI packages if you have a digital code-signing certificate and specify it in the program Preferences dialog. By default, MSI packages generated by EMCO MSI Package Builder aren't digitally signed, so you can see the signature warning in the Windows UAC when you deploy such MSI packages manually.

INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS SOFTWARE

MSI packages apply Windows changes on deployment, so Windows Installer requires that they should be run under an account with administrative permissions The Windows UAC automatically checks the validity of digital signatures when software is executed with administrative permissions.

INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS UPGRADE

Learn more about the technical requirements for an upgrade in the How should I configure the repackaged installations to support an upgrade? chapter.

INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS UPDATE

You also need to update the Version number to ensure that the new MSI has a higher version number than the old one. Enable the Allow an installation upgrade option and specify the same Upgrade GUID as the one used in the MSI you wish to update. First, you need to modify the properties displayed in the Identification and Upgrade section. To configure an MSI to be deployed as an update, you only need to modify the MSI package properties.

INSTALLBUILDER CHANGEPERMISSIONS INSTALL

Windows Installer supports updates automatically so if it detects that you install an update, it uninstalls the old MSI package and then installs the new one. You can configure an MSI package to be installed as an update for an older version of the same product installed as another MSI package.

If you made a mistake when creating a deployment package and specified, for example, a wrong Product Name or Version, you can edit them in the project settings and press the Create MSI Package, Create App-V Package or Create MSIX/AppX Package button on the Ribbon to generate a new package with the modified properties. Those are the properties you specified in the Repackage Installation wizard Pic 1. If you select the root node of a project in the Projects view, you can see the project properties on the right of the main screen. If you have any previously created deployment packages, you may open them to add to the Projects view. When a deployment package generation is finished, you can see that the Projects view on the left of the main screen contains a number of new items, which are the recently created installation project and a set of the installation changes located under it. In most cases, you don't need to review and edit installation projects because you get deployment packages at the end of the Repackage Installation wizard, but you can get access to the advanced features if you know how to edit and customize installation projects. You can apply custom changes through the visual editors and generate a modified deployment package. The projects are created in the program's storage, and you can open and edit them anytime. EMCO MSI Package Builder automatically creates an installation project when you use installation monitoring and wrapping and opens such a project after the deployment package is generated, so you can review and edit it. Regardless of the repackaging method you use to create a deployment package, you can see that the main screen of EMCO MSI Package Builder changes when the package generation is finished.