Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7805 posts.
but Dont work for me probably i'm stupid, sorry What error do you get? What is happening? What do …
Post on Jun 11, 2012The first thing you do is add TurboActivate.vb to your app. The next thing you do is copy the code f…
Post on Jun 10, 2012More. when i compile my app is in the directory file unprotected! What are you talking about? The…
Post on Jun 9, 2012We have a VB.NET example in the TurboActivate.zip file. It shows you everything you need to do (wher…
Post on Jun 9, 2012Hey Maurizio, Did you check out the help article for VB.NET (Using TurboActivate with Visual Basic…
Soon. We're wrapping up a couple other bugs and features. We're trying to get it out ASAP. I don't h…
Post on Jun 11, 2012You're right, this is a better way to handle patching. Sorry about that. We'll include this fix in w…
Post on Jun 11, 2012Well, I guess, the question I should've asked is what file or process is in-use (I assumed it was Ca…
Post on Jun 11, 2012The only way to do this is to put the service outside the folder being updated. Because as it is, wy…
Post on Jun 8, 2012Is there a wyUpdate log that would show what's going on? No. So I think that wyUpdate.exe checks…
Post on Jun 7, 2012Well, since I didn't develop the service I wouldn't know the name. You can find out the name using…
Post on Jun 6, 2012Where are the update actions stored? The update actions are stored in the update files. So if you …
I really don't think this would be hard to implement to be honest... It is hard (I can explain wh…
Post on Jun 6, 2012I'm a bit at a loss on why you'd need this. Can't the end-user just reinstall your app to repair the…
Ok, we've found the problem (it's Windows not following their own specs). We have the fix included i…
This is available using the AutomaticUpdaterBackend, but you're right this is not currently availabl…
Post on Jun 6, 2012You mean the version of your software? That's stored in the client.wyc file, and we don't expose it …
Go to Start -> Run, then type "cmd" and press Enter. In the command prompt type "verifier.exe /al…
Or, as Sam described, just have wyUpdate.exe and the client.wyc file sit outside the thin app wrappe…
We're still fixing a couple of other bugs unrelated to this new functionality. If you don't want to …