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mitster

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  1. hey guys, im wondering if its possible to write a pre setup type of script that doesnt actually install a program, but instead checks for required conditions on the pc (like .net version, win version etc.) and gives the option of installing multiple versions of a program i made by referencing additional setup files? if this is implausible would there be another way to do a setup of more than one app in a single setup.exe? thanks.
  2. Hey guys, im havin problems with my internet speed, its a wireless network through a d-link router. my roomates arent having any issues, and this is the first time ive had this happen where i reboot the comp and the router and the problem persists. now this might be my fault, i was manually cleaning my registry, but didnt delete anything i wasnt sure of, and nothing that i did delete had anything to do with internet browsing... i have a registry cleaning software (uniblue) that i usually use, which makes backups luckily, however even after installing a backed up version, the problem didnt get any better... any ideas? thanks
  3. Hey guys, im new to inno setup and pascal, im wondering if its possible to modify the wizard to give an option of installing one or all versions of a program i made? also it requires the user to have dotnet35fx.exe and WindowsInstaller-KB893803-v2-x86.exe, is it possible to check for these and install as well? thanks.

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