Navigating Requirements: Configuring Your Pre-Install Setup Interface
Navigating Requirements: Configuring Your Pre-Install Setup Interface
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Registration
- Using Advanced Installer
- GUI
- Working with Projects
- Installer Project
* Product Information
* Resources
* Package Definition
* Requirements
* Prerequisites
* Predefined Prerequisites
* Prerequisite Installation Tab
* Edit UI Level Dialog
* Prerequisite Files Tab
* Prerequisite Conditions Tab
* Chained Package Behavior
* Edit PseudoFormatted Type Dialog
* Windows Features
* Windows Server Roles
* Specify Builds Tab
* Launch Conditions
* Merge Modules
* User Interface
* System Changes
* Server
* Custom Behavior - Patch Project
- Merge Module Project
- Updates Configuration Project
- Windows Store App Project
- Modification Package Project
- Optional Package Project
- Windows Mobile CAB Projects
- Visual Studio Extension Project
- Software Installer Wizards - Advanced Installer
- Visual Studio integration
- Alternative to AdminStudio/Wise
- Replace Wise
- Migrating from Visual Studio Installer
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Shell Integration
- Command Line
- Advanced Installer PowerShell Automation Interfaces
- Features and Functionality
- Tutorials
- Samples
- How-tos
- FAQs
- Windows Installer
- Deployment Technologies
- IT Pro
- MSIX
- Video Tutorials
- Advanced Installer Blog
- Table of Contents
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Prerequisite Installation Tab
In this tab you can edit the properties of a new prerequisite or change the properties of an existing one.
Install
UI Level
Select the User Interface level used by the prerequisite package during product install
- Full UI - the prerequisite will run with Full UI
- Reduced UI - the prerequisite will run with Reduced UI
- Basic UI and progress - the prerequisite will run with Basic UI and progress bar
- Silent install(no UI) - the prerequisite will be installed in silent mode
- Same as main package - the UI level will be the same as the main package’s
Configure
Click on this hyperlink to configure the UI Level switches .
Command Line
This field is not available for Chained prerequisites
Optional command lines for launching the prerequisite under different UI environments. Each command is used by your prerequisite based on the UI level of the main package, i.e., if the main package runs with full UI the command from the “Full UI” field will be used to call the prerequisite, the same for the rest. Click onConfigure hyperlink next to UI Level to have different command lines for each UI level. The Edit UI Level Dialog will be displayed.
- Full UI - command line parameters used for an installation with the full user interface
- Basic UI - command line parameters used for an installation that shows only a progress bar
- Silent (no UI) - command line parameters for an installation with no user interface
If you need to omit a parameter containing an empty property from the install command line of a prerequisite, you could place it between curly brackets - “{ }” . For example :” {PROP=[CHEKBOX]} “. In this case, if CHECKBOX property is empty the whole expression will be omitted.
This field does not support Formatted values for Framework prerequisites.
The command line of a prerequisite accepts all the standard MSIEXEC parameters if the prerequisite’s installation package is MSI-based.
Depending on the UI level configured for the prerequisite, the UI level switches will be appended to the command line of the prerequisites. Advanced Installer does this by appending the[AI_PREREQ_UILEVEL_SWITCH] property to the cmd specified in the_Command Line_ field. This property will be resolved according to the UI level of the package.
Properties
This field is only available for Chained prerequisites
A list of installer properties that will be passed to the package (for exampleMY_PROPERTY=”Value”)
This field is of Formatted Type and can be edited using Smart Edit Control .
Condition
The condition that determines if the chained package will be installed. Read more in the Chained Package Behavior article.
Scheduled
Specify when to install the prerequisite:
- Before Main Package
- During Main Package
- After Main Package
For Professional project type the “During Main Package” and “After Main Package” prerequisites will be installed only if the main package is run with full UI. The prerequisite will not be installed if the main package is installed with silent or basic UI.
Reboot system after installing this prerequisite
The user will be prompted to reboot the machine after the prerequisite is installed. If the user accepts a reboot, the machine will be automatically restarted and the installation will continue, otherwise the installation will be aborted.
Continue with main installation even if the prerequisite is not installed
When this option is unchecked, the main product installation will not fail as in case of a launch condition but it won’t be allowed until the prerequisite is installed.
It is recommended to also have an appropriate launch condition for each prerequisite set with this option.
Enabling this option for prerequisites scheduled during the main package installation will not rollback the installation when the prerequisite fails if you’re running the main package in silent mode. This is happening because during a silent installation the prerequisite will be installed after the main installation when it’s too late to rollback.
Chained
Check this option to install the prerequisite as a Chained Package
Framework
Check this option to install the prerequisite as a Framework Prerequisite.
Check this option only for prerequisites that require no other installation to run while they are installing (eg. .Net Framework). This option will ensure the prerequisite is executed directly by our EXE before any other prerequisite, suspending the current installation and resuming after they finish installing.
Uninstall
Allow Uninstall
Check this option to allow the uninstall for the prerequisite
UI Level
Select the desired UI level for the prerequisite:
- Full UI - the prerequisite will run with Full UI
- Reduced UI - the prerequisite will run with Reduced UI
- Basic UI and progress - the prerequisite will run with Basic UI and progress bar
- Silent install(no UI) - the prerequisite will be installed in silent mode
- Same as main package - the UI level will be the same as the main package’s
Properties
This field is only available for Chained prerequisites
A list of installer properties that will be passed to the package (for exampleMY_PROPERTY=”Value”)
This field is of Formatted Type and can be edited using Smart Edit Control .
Command Line
This field is not available for Chained prerequisites
Optional command lines for launching the prerequisite under different UI environments. Each command is used by your prerequisite based on the UI level of the main package, i.e., if the main package runs with full UI the command from the “Full UI” field will be used to call the prerequisite, the same for the rest. Click onConfigure hyperlink next to UI Level to have different command lines for each UI level. The Edit UI Level Dialog will be displayed.
- Full UI - command line parameters used for an installation with the full user interface
- Basic UI - command line parameters used for an installation which shows only a progress bar
- Silent (no UI) - command line parameters for an installation with no user interface
If you need to omit a parameter containing an empty property from the install command line of a prerequisite, you could place it between curly brackets - “{ }” . For example :” {PROP=[CHEKBOX]} “. In this case, if CHECKBOX property is empty the whole expression will be ommited.
This field does not support Formatted values for Framework prerequisites.
The command line of a prerequisite accepts all the standard MSIEXEC parameters if the prerequisite’s installation package is MSI-based.
Condition
The condition that determines if the package will be uninstalled. Read more in theChained Package Behavior article.
Maintenance
Allow Maintenance
Check this option to allow Maintenance for the prerequisite.
Properties
This field is only available for Chained prerequisites
A list of installer properties that will be passed to the package (for exampleMY_PROPERTY=”Value”)
This field is of Formatted Type and can be edited using Smart Edit Control .
Condition
Specify the condition for Maintainace mode.
Rollback
Allow Rollback
Check this option to allow Rollback for the prerequisite.
Properties
This field is only available for Chained prerequisites
A list of installer properties that will be passed to the package (for exampleMY_PROPERTY=”Value”)
This field is of Formatted Type and can be edited using Smart Edit Control .
Condition
Specify the condition for rollback.
Topics
- Edit UI Level Dialog
Edit UI Level Dialog
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- Title: Navigating Requirements: Configuring Your Pre-Install Setup Interface
- Author: Timothy
- Created at : 2024-10-07 16:08:50
- Updated at : 2024-10-11 03:13:26
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