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I recently ran into my first problem with it. And that is, trying to use it for the uninstall process. It runs fine until it gets to the Call _EnumUsersReg line. NSIS breaks because function names need to have an un prefix. Any chance of getting this fixed? | I recently ran into my first problem with it. And that is, trying to use it for the uninstall process. It runs fine until it gets to the Call _EnumUsersReg line. NSIS breaks because function names need to have an un prefix. Any chance of getting this fixed? | ||
:Simply prefix the function name with "un." --[[User:Kichik|kichik]] 12:05, 16 August 2007 (PDT) | |||
== win7 and win8 support? == | |||
I tried to use EnumUsersReg to remove some registry settings but it doesn't seem to work. Because this include is rather old (last update 2007 according to the history) I'm not 100% convinced that it works for windows 7 and windows 8. Can someone confirm it is still working?? | |||
Addition: I made a typo in my script... I can confirm that is works in Win7 | |||
:Simply update Your EnumUsersReg-File with the source code provieded. I had an elder version without the uninstaller functionality. |
Latest revision as of 13:57, 5 July 2014
First off, great plugin. Has helped with my software deployments a ton. One thing I had to modify myself was to get it to mount the Default User profile. Its been a while since I got this script, so that might have been fixed.
I recently ran into my first problem with it. And that is, trying to use it for the uninstall process. It runs fine until it gets to the Call _EnumUsersReg line. NSIS breaks because function names need to have an un prefix. Any chance of getting this fixed?
- Simply prefix the function name with "un." --kichik 12:05, 16 August 2007 (PDT)
win7 and win8 support?
I tried to use EnumUsersReg to remove some registry settings but it doesn't seem to work. Because this include is rather old (last update 2007 according to the history) I'm not 100% convinced that it works for windows 7 and windows 8. Can someone confirm it is still working??
Addition: I made a typo in my script... I can confirm that is works in Win7
- Simply update Your EnumUsersReg-File with the source code provieded. I had an elder version without the uninstaller functionality.