How to prevent Installshield from removing files? -

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I am developing a package using Installshield 2008 primer version and project type Installscript MSI Project.

There is a problem facing the installation, I am setting some location to the following location "From this location" C: \ Program Files \ Company \ SystemFiles "I'm copying and using the Installscript file being set in the System32 folder, contains DLL and OCX files, copying to the System32 folder has gone.

During installation the file installed due to this is being removed from System32 due to this other dependent application for which the same set of DLLs has stopped working.

I have contacted the installer to copy the system 32 folder from the program file, in the options because we have a problem during the upgrade to avoid using inscriptions

Even I have tried several types of actions such as file system copying to file system using FILE_ATTR_SYSTEM as file system. L'copies have tried to create, which sets the system attribute, but the file is being deleted during uninstallation. How to give file attributes as PERMNANT or shared will not help it if yes, how to set it up using INSTALL?

I have 2 ideas 1) I think you can use the SHARED option because it During uninstallation the files will not be removed.

2) Whenever I was facing similar problem, what did I still do, which was putting all the necessary files in the installation directory so that only the installed files could be uninstalled. (I know this is not the best solution)

(Note: I have worked on the gradient set up six years ago and therefore only remembers a few things)


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