Jacques Eloff
Jacques Eloff
At the moment I don't think you can do that sort of targeting. You'd have to remove 7.0.4 and the probably reinstall only the arm64 copy. Probably a good thing...
Is it possible to scrub the history, e.g. remove things like code flow PRs / commits (everything under eng), but retain important items that introduced product changes, bug fixes (keep...
@dsplaisted something else to check. On your Hyper-V, what does the VM show when you run this command: `reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate /s`? I'm wondering if we should turn off updates...
@marcpopMSFT this got dropped. Do you think we still want to save a copy? We addressed the underlying issue in VS and the host installers and then removed the EXE...
Sounds good, I'll stick the code somewhere else in case we need it. VS may not be a bad idea since it was specifically for VS that we had the...
We have limited options, but can condition UI text. We do that in the hosting bundle today to warn users when we fail to detect the IIS is installed, but...
RM/FilesInUse is expected behavior when doing upgrades and files are being used. Restarts depend on the SIDs associated with running the update and the application being used, whether applications have...
The hosting bundle would be the logical choice because it already supports configuration options, but the downside is that it carries all architectures and needs to be installed from the...
The error indicates that the drive where the %temp% directory is located is either full or not accessible. The bundle will always extract the individual installers into a cleanroom folder...
I assume ProgramData folder is on the same partition? It seems the first error occurs after some packages were cached ``` C:\ProgramData\Package Cache.unverified\dotnet_apphost_pack_6.0.6_win_x64_arm64.msi, moving to: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache{7CFC58A6-2C50-4DB7-9A9D-7E33E1D8CFE0}v48.27.42327\dotnet-apphost-pack-6.0.6-win-x64_arm64.msi. [668C:6D90][2022-07-06T00:34:45]e000: Error 0x80070660:...