Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7804 posts.
There's no way to "undo" TA_SYSTEM setup. And because deactivating is part of the normal user-flow, …
Post on Mar 24, 2012Does this indicate that the admin rights were successfully applied for subsequent calls? Correct.…
Post on Mar 23, 2012The first thing you should do, if you're using PackageMaker, is to set the "Require Admin Authorizat…
Post on Mar 22, 2012We go into detail in the TurboActivate.h file: Checks and saves the product key. Note: If…
I'm a bit confused. When is the crash happening? If you check for updates and there's no updates (an…
Post on Mar 23, 2012First, use the latest version of wyUpdate (2.6.16.4, not 2.6.16.0). Next, after you've given the use…
Thanks David, I'm glad you guys were able to get up and running so fast.
@bergerj We can reproduce your problem. The problem was caused by wyBuild not correctly expanding …
Post on Mar 21, 2012@ ClearViewEdge I'm glad you found the solution. We're going to make this easier to debug with bet…
Post on Mar 20, 2012@ClearViewEdge I'm not having any luck reproducing this problem. Can you make a simple example tha…
Post on Mar 20, 2012wyBuild automatically converts the absolute path to relative paths. What's the exact error you're ge…
Sure we could do that. In the meantime you can just read the "default value" from the registry node …
Make sure the date / time on your computer is set to the correct date and time. Then restart your co…
Post on Mar 23, 2012What did Activate() return? What does IsActivated() return?
The static libraries are on the API page. We don't include them in the TurboActivate.zip file becaus…
So far I've tried to set UpdateType = wyDay.Controls.UpdateType.DoNothing in the ctor but the contro…
Hey David, There's a setting in MSI files that "repairs" an installation if it has been changed by…
Ok, TA 3.2.1 is now out. This option has been added to the TurboActivate wizard.
TurboActivate 3.2.1 is now out.
TurboActivate 3.2.1 is out. Longer product names are no longer clipped. (There's still a limit, but …