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any chance of some one making a mst file for the latest 303 version ?
I created a new mst file for KAV 6.0.0.303 , I did the same thing as I did in this post:
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&...st&p=509629
I made it for the dutch installer I think it should work for the other languages to.
kav6.0.0.303.msi TRANSFORMS=kav6.0.0.303nl.mst /QN /NORESTART
REMARK:
When KAV runs for the first time the system will auto reboot!!!
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create an mst file instead which would leave the installer unmodified and would be easier to upload.
I will look into it tonight if I can create an mst.
Greetz Me
Here are 2 .mst files 1 for Anti-Virus and 1 for Internet Security
they are both based upon the 6.0.0.300 version:
Put the file in the same directory and use the follwing command
for Anti-Virus:
kav6.0.0.300en.msi TRANSFORMS=kav6.0.0.300en.mst /QN /NORESTART
for Internet Security:
kis6.0.0.300en.msi TRANSFORMS=kis6.0.0.300en.mst /QN /NORESTART
Enjoy youselfs with these .mst
Greetz
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lord nikon, the program asks you for reboot art first run or it auto reboots when running it for the first time? thanks.
It auto reboots when running for the first time, there is no question just a hard reboot.
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create an mst file instead which would leave the installer unmodified and would be easier to upload.
I will look into it tonight if I can create an mst.
Greetz Me
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Hi All,
I Had the same problem, I have a fix partially. I have edited the msi install file and removed 1 line.
The line that starts up kaspersky anti virus.
And the installer does not reboot after install.
The only thing is that kaspersky implented that the system needs to be rebooted when you start up kaspersky anti virus the first time.
So concluding the fix I did doesn't require reboot at install, only at first run time.
And I think this also applies to Kaspersky internet security.
Greetz!
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in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Posted
Can you add this function to the core.js in the next release.
I find this very handy to check the file version for whether and application must be installed or not.
function GetFileVersion(filespec)
{
position="core.js";
whatfunc="GetFileVersion()";
return fso.getfileversion(filespec);
}
Regards Lord-nikon