Hi Christian,
I really like the "Update existing installation" feature of the new installer. It would even be better if it restarted TC *if* it had to stop it during installation.
Olav
restart TC after update if it was running
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Re: restart TC after update if it was running
Whenever you update the currently running T.C. installation, T.C. has to be stopped during the installation. Else totalcmd.exe and maybe other files will be locked and cannot be overwritten.nursoda wrote:It would even be better if it restarted TC *if* it had to stop it during installation.
Karl
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Most T.C. updates here - in particular during the (non) public beta tests - are performed without resorting to any setup programme. So I do not really care too much about the question whether the T.C. setup relaunches T.C. or not. I know how to relaunch any T.C. installation myself.

Clap, clap !
2karlchen
Hello Karl !

BTW : I would be in favour of a ZIP¦RAR¦SQX simple archive also available in all cases, like that exists i.e. for XnView…
VG
Claude
Clo

• Same here, and now, how to perform this is added in the Tutos as a new chapter…Most T.C. updates here - in particular during the (non) public beta tests - are performed without resorting to any setup programme. …

BTW : I would be in favour of a ZIP¦RAR¦SQX simple archive also available in all cases, like that exists i.e. for XnView…


Claude
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Nice for testers---
2Boofo
Hello Bob !
especially when they keep several installed versions (that's always useful…).
KR
Claude
Clo

• Thank you ! It should be better and simpler for us (the testers), but also for the average users,…But I will lend my support for it anyway.
especially when they keep several installed versions (that's always useful…).

Claude
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I can live with the manual restart.
If the installer runs with elevated right (admin account or UAC elevation) restarting TC automatically by the installer would mean that restarted TC would also run with elevated rights.
I guess the installer can use some mechanism like TCMADMIN.EXE to delegate the admin approved tasks to a different process, but is it worth the effort?
Regards
Holger
If the installer runs with elevated right (admin account or UAC elevation) restarting TC automatically by the installer would mean that restarted TC would also run with elevated rights.
I guess the installer can use some mechanism like TCMADMIN.EXE to delegate the admin approved tasks to a different process, but is it worth the effort?
Regards
Holger