Visitors sinceJan. 1998Inno Setup Knowledge BaseHOWTO: Install Visual C 6.0 Run-Time FilesArticle Created: 2003-10-22 08:30 GMT by Jordan RussellLast Updated: 2007-06-08 18:00 GMT by Jordan Russell.Installing Visual C 6.0 Run-Time FilesIf you need to distribute any of the following files:Asycfilt.dllAtl.dllComcat.dllMfc42.dllMfc42u.dllMsvcirt.dllMsvcp60.dllMsvcrt.dllOleaut32.dllOlepro32.dllStdole2.tlbthen follow these steps:. Obtain the necessary redistributable system files. There are two ways to get them:.

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Inno Setup: Discrepancy between expected and actual PowerUser's privileges #3916 Inarion opened this issue Apr 10, 2018 4 comments Comments.

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From my site: (size: 1,757,372 bytes; md5sum: 9057e4992b61bb4baa34b6bdac60d8e2).(The files came from vcredist.exe in.). From the vcredist.exe file inside. The individual files may be extracted by opening vcredist.exe in (8.0 or later). Add the following lines to your script's Files section. (Change 'vcfiles' to the path you extracted the files to.)Note: It may not be necessary to install every file depending on your application's requirements. For example, mfc42u.dll is not necessary if your MFC application isn't Unicode-based.Your browser does not support IFRAMEs. Click here to see the lines.If you're using an Inno Setup version prior to 3.0.5, you should upgrade.

If that's not possible, then you need to add CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder to each of the lines. (This isn't necessary on version 3.0.5 and later since it's the default behavior.)Put all other files pertaining to your application after the 'end VC system files' line.Never pull in any of the system files from your own Windows System directory. If this advice is ignored, you risk potentially causing DLL version conflicts (like ) on users' systems.Administrative privileges are requiredIn order for the files with the restartreplace flag to install successfully on Windows NT/2000/XP, the user must have administrative privileges. By default, Inno Setup installations do not check for administrative privileges.

It is recommended that make your installation script check for this, by setting the PrivilegesRequired Setup section directive:Setup.PrivilegesRequired=admin.If this is not done, and the user doesn't have administrative privileges, an 'Access Denied' error message will be displayed during the installation.Revisions to this Document2007-06-08:. Added OnlyBelowVersion: 0,6 parameters to each line to prevent Setup from trying to install the files on Windows Vista. All of the files come preinstalled on Vista already, and cannot be re-registered due to security restrictions on the registry.2004-04-01:.

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Updated links for Visual Studio 6.0 Service Pack 6.2004-03-29:. Added sharedfile flag to all the files, since some other installers incorrectly use shared file counting on them.2003-09-03:. Removed CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder from each of the lines since it's the default behavior in Inno Setup 3.0.5 and later. Replaced the obsolete AdminPrivilegesRequired=yes setting with PrivilegesRequired=admin.

I'm creating an installer using Inno Setup. As part of the install process I'm installing Tomcat. On Windows 7 I suffer from the problem described here:I can fix it by manually setting the 'Run as administrator' on tomcat7w.exe (the issue and the root cause is the same for tomcat7 as well), but I don't know how to do it through Inno Setup.I'm finding threads that explain running someprogram.exe as administrator, but here the program is started when the Tomcat service starts (e.g.

On machine start-up), so I need a way to flag it using Inno Setup to 'Run as administrator' rather than actually run it.