Hi Timo,
By default, Scense will invoke the 'Adaptive Installer' for MSI-installations.
This process will examine all application components to see if they would cause compatibility problems if they were installed.
These problems are more commonly referred to as 'DLL Hell'.
With most application installations you will hardly notice this step in the installation process, but for installations with a large number of files, this process step might take some more time.
If this step is disrupting or unacceptable you can switch off the adaptive installer.
This can be done in the Windows Installer property page of the Application object in Scense Explorer.
Just uncheck the box and Scense will skip the Adaptive Installer process for this application in future installations.
If you notice faulty behavior of other applications, after installing without the Adaptive Installer, you can always switch it back on.
I hope this helps.
Richard
By default, Scense will invoke the 'Adaptive Installer' for MSI-installations.
This process will examine all application components to see if they would cause compatibility problems if they were installed.
These problems are more commonly referred to as 'DLL Hell'.
With most application installations you will hardly notice this step in the installation process, but for installations with a large number of files, this process step might take some more time.
If this step is disrupting or unacceptable you can switch off the adaptive installer.
This can be done in the Windows Installer property page of the Application object in Scense Explorer.
Just uncheck the box and Scense will skip the Adaptive Installer process for this application in future installations.
If you notice faulty behavior of other applications, after installing without the Adaptive Installer, you can always switch it back on.
I hope this helps.
Richard