Upgrade Errors (Upgrading from InstallShield Professional)

The languages your InstallShield Professional setup support could not be determined. You need to define the supported languages manually.

The name of the InstallShield Professional setup could not be determined. You need to manually enter this information in the Author field of the Summary Information Stream.

The URL for your application could not be determined. You need to enter this information in one or all of the following settings in the General Information view: Publisher/Product URL, Support URL, and Product Update URL.

The GUID of your installation could not be determined. A new GUID has been created for you in the Product Code setting in the General Information view. If you have the original GUID for your setup, you can overwrite the new GUID generated for you.

A reference to your project’s components could not be found. Verify your InstallShield Professional project’s component settings, save your project, and try upgrading your project again.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

The Target directory of one of your file groups could not be determined. The component or components created from this file group point to <INSTALLDIR> by default. You can change this setting in the appropriate component’s Destination property.

A reference to your dynamic file links could not be found for one of your file groups. As a result, none of the files referenced by that dynamic link were migrated. You can either open your InstallShield Professional project and verify your dynamic link settings, or manually add these files to your new project.

The wildcards you specified for one of your dynamic links could not be read. As a result, all files included in the dynamic link’s specified directory were added to your setup. You can either open your InstallShield Professional project and verify your dynamic link settings, or manually remove unwanted files from your new project.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

The upgrade could not locate one of your file groups. Therefore, no files associated with that file group were added to your setup. Verify your file group settings in your InstallShield Professional project, save, and open your project in InstallShield 2019 again.

One of your file groups could not be found. As a result, none of the files associated with that file group were added to your project. Verify your file group settings in your InstallShield Professional project, save, and open your project in InstallShield 2019 again.

InstallShield could not determine if the files for one of your file groups was linked to dynamically or statically. As a result, none of that file group’s files were added to your setup. Verify your file group settings in your InstallShield Professional, save, and open your project in InstallShield again.

The display name for one of your components could not be read. Enter this information manually in the Display Name property for the feature created from your component.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

There was an error importing your components. As a result, no features were created. Verify the component settings in your InstallShield Professional project, save, and open your project in InstallShield again.

The registry information associated with your InstallShield Professional project could not be read. As a result, no registry information was migrated. Verify the registry settings in your InstallShield Professional project, save, and open your project in InstallShield again.

A portion of your registry information could not be read. As a result, that registry data was not migrated. Verify the registry settings in your InstallShield Professional project, save, and open your project in InstallShield again.

The target for one of your shortcuts could not be determined. Manually enter this information in the Target property of the appropriate shortcut.

The icon index for one of your shortcuts could not be determined. Manually enter this information in the Icon Index property of the appropriate shortcut.

The arguments for one of your shortcuts could not be determined. Manually enter this information in the Arguments property of the appropriate shortcut.

The start in directory for one of your shortcuts could not be determined. Manually enter this information in the Working Directory property for the appropriate shortcut.

The Run property of one of your shortcuts could not be read. This property will be set to Normal by default in the appropriate shortcut’s Run property.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

If your project was created with a version of InstallShield Professional earlier than InstallShield Professional 7.0, you can ignore this warning.

The shell object information associated with your InstallShield Professional project could not be read. As a result, no shortcuts were created. Verify that the shell object settings in your InstallShield Professional project, save, and open the project in InstallShield again.

One of your shortcuts could not be migrated. Manually create this shortcut in the Shortcuts explorer.