2011年6月9日 · thanks for your answers!! But that's my "problem" depending what the person choose (user or machine installation). How do i know, when I uninstall the app where i should look for my property which was stored in the registry, depending on which kind of installation mode ran. Because in the RegistrySearch I can't choose HKMU. –

2021年3月24日 · For HKCU\SOFTWARE vs HKLM\SOFTWARE there is no merge and HKMU is used to designate which you wish to write to. Note: Most MSIs are authored for Per-Machine. Per-User and Single Package Per-User/Per-Machine installations are a very advanced topic with limited use case so it's possible you are overthinking this.

When HKCU is used, and another user uninstalls the program (since it's installed for all users) the registry key is left behind. When I use HKMU as the root I get an ICE57 error, but the key is removed when another user uninstalls the program. I seem to be pushed towards using HKCU though HKMU seems to behave correctly (per-user vs all-users).

2015年5月30日 · But, the key path of the component is HKMU, which in a per machine installation resolves to HKLM (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE). The location of the shortcut derives from 'ProgramMenuFolder', which in a per-machine installation resolves to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\ (on Windows 8.1). None of the component's resources appear to have any ...

2017年1月11日 · here is the complete code to add a registry entry component: *before this,add one line for component ref.to call this component and add WIXUTIL ref to your project.