Mikolaj Zalewski wrote:
+; Some apps wants at least four keys in Installed Components to run correctly +HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components{a2f95861-06e5-4e58-ab61-94cbdde2ff55},Version,2,"1,0,0,0" +HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components{c30a0529-fcef-4b19-8e68-9527b54474ac},Version,2,"1,0,0,0" +HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components{d0b883e4-af5a-45c9-bd44-deb9867c1d94},Version,2,"1,0,0,0" +HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components{e84bb5b4-7fe1-469c-9f24-5a2af3402108},Version,2,"1,0,0,0"
You might want to find four real components always present on Windows to add to this key.
Robert Shearman wrote:
You might want to find four real components always present on Windows to add to this key.
From the keys present on my system I could add HTML Help, DirectDrawEx and some two versions of .NET Framework but I didn't know if it wouldn't interfere with some setup programs - e.g. they would claim the information is incomplete because the others subkeys of Active Setup are missing. Especially that it seems there is no official documentation of it. On the other hand from what I've found on some forums adding new keys is something what sysadmins sometimes do to run software for all users so it should be safe. But if it's better to add real keys I can change the patch.
Mikolaj Zalewski