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Hello,
On: Vista Home Basic, User with restricted rights I want to start an msi file from an appplication (done with VB6). Here is my line of code: shell "%windir%\system32\msiexec.exe /i ""c:\Program files\mypath\mysetup.msi"" /passive", vbNormalFocus The line is executed and the msi file is started. but the USC message does not appear, as it appears when typing in the command line in a cmd window or double clicking at the msi file. Though the msi file is executed not with admin rights and does not install anything. I tried workarounds with shortcuts, calling a the command line via cmd.exe, .... How to solve this? |