InstallShield 2016 Express Edition
This table lists the errors and warnings that might occur when you do either of the following:
• | Convert a Visual Studio setup project (.vdproj) to an InstallShield project (.ise). |
• | Import a Visual Studio setup or merge module project (.vdproj) into an InstallShield project (.ise). |
Error or Warning Number |
Description |
Troubleshooting Tips |
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-9000 |
An unknown exception occurred. |
Check the Knowledge Base for information about this error, or request technical support. |
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-9001 |
An unknown COM exception occurred. |
Check the Knowledge Base for information about this error, or request technical support. |
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-9002 |
An error occurred while loading the project %1. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup or merge module project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9003 |
An error occurred while creating the project %1. |
This error occurs if InstallShield cannot create an Express project from the Visual Studio setup project. InstallShield tries to create the project in the same folder that contains the Visual Studio project file (.vdproj). To resolve this error, see if the folder that contains the Visual Studio project file is read-only, and change it to writable. |
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-9004 |
An error occurred while saving the project %1. |
This error occurs if InstallShield cannot create an Express project from the Visual Studio setup project. InstallShield tries to save the project in the same folder that contains the Visual Studio project file (.vdproj). To resolve this error, see if the folder that contains the Visual Studio project file is read-only, and change it to writable. |
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-9005 |
An error occurred while converting the project. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9006 |
An error occurred while determining the project type. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9007 |
An error occurred while parsing the section '%1'. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9008 |
No open brace found for the section %1 under %2. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9009 |
No close brace found for the section %1 under %2. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9010 |
An invalid entry %1 found in the section %1 under %2. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9011 |
An error occurred while adding the property %1 to the section %2. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9012 |
An error occurred while adding the section %1 to the section %2. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9013 |
The section %1 does not exist. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9014 |
An error occurred while converting the product properties. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9015 |
An error occurred while converting the files. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9016 |
The file type %1 is invalid. The file %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9017 |
An error occurred while converting the file %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9018 |
An error occurred while converting the features. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9019 |
An error occurred while converting the feature %1. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9020 |
An error occurred while converting the folders. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9021 |
An error occurred while converting the folder %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9022 |
The folder type %1 is invalid. The folder %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9023 |
An error occurred while converting the custom actions. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9024 |
An error occurred while converting the custom action %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9025 |
The custom action type %1 is invalid. The custom action %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9026 |
A component for the source file %1 of the custom action %2 was not found. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9027 |
An error occurred while converting the file types. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9028 |
An error occurred while converting the file extension %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9029 |
The file extension type %1 is invalid. The file extension %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9030 |
An error occurred while converting the verb %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9031 |
The verb type %1 is invalid. The verb %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio project file. To resolve this error, or request technical support. |
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-9032 |
A command is not specified for the file extension %1. The file extension was not converted. |
This warning occurs if the Command property for the specified file type was left blank in the File Types Editor in Visual Studio. The warning alerts you that InstallShield could not configure the file extension during the conversion process. To resolve this issue, specify a command for the file type in Visual Studio, and then convert the Visual Studio setup project to an InstallShield project. Otherwise, you can add and configure the file extension in the File Extensions view in InstallShield. |
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-9033 |
A component for the command %1 of the file extension %2 was not found. The file extension was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9034 |
An error occurred while converting the registries. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9035 |
An error occurred while converting the registry key %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9036 |
The registry key type %1 is invalid. The registry key %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9037 |
An error occurred while converting the registry value %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9038 |
The registry value type %1 is invalid. The registry value %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9039 |
An error occurred while converting the shortcuts. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9040 |
An error occurred while converting the shortcut %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9041 |
The shortcut type %1 is invalid. The shortcut %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9042 |
The shortcut target %1 is invalid. The shortcut %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9043 |
An error occurred while converting the launch conditions. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9044 |
An error occurred while converting the launch condition %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9045 |
The launch condition type %1 is invalid. The launch condition %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9046 |
An error occurred while converting the locators. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9047 |
An error occurred while converting the locator %1. Type: %2 |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9048 |
The locator type %1 is invalid. The locator %2 was not converted. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9049 |
An error occurred while converting the product icon. |
This error may occur if the Visual Studio setup project file is corrupted or if InstallShield cannot correctly read the Visual Studio setup project file. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9050 |
The project language '%1' is not installed in InstallShield. The language was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you convert a Visual Studio project that includes support for a language, but InstallShield does not have built-in support for that language. |
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-9052 |
File type '%1' specifies no extensions. The file type was not converted. |
This warning occurs if the Extensions property for the specified file type was left blank in the File Types Editor in Visual Studio. The warning alerts you that InstallShield could not configure the file extension during the import or conversion process. To resolve this issue, specify one or more file extensions for the file type in Visual Studio, and then convert or import the Visual Studio project into an InstallShield project. Otherwise, you can add and configure the file extension in the File Extensions view in InstallShield after you have converted or imported the Visual Studio project. |
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-9053 |
Launch condition '%1' specifies no conditions. The launch condition was not converted. |
This warning occurs if the Condition property for the specified launch condition was left blank in the Launch Conditions Editor in Visual Studio. The warning alerts you that InstallShield could not configure the launch condition during the import or conversion process. To resolve this issue, specify a condition in Visual Studio, and then convert or import the Visual Studio project into an InstallShield project. Otherwise, you can add and configure the launch condition in the Requirements view in InstallShield after you have converted or imported the Visual Studio project. |
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-9054 |
File search '%1' specifies no file names. The file search was not converted. |
This warning occurs if the FileName property for the specified file search was left blank in the Launch Conditions Editor in Visual Studio. The warning alerts you that InstallShield could not configure the file search during the import or conversion process. To resolve this issue, specify the file name for the file search in Visual Studio, and then convert or import the Visual Studio project into an InstallShield project. Otherwise, you can add and configure the file search in the Requirements view in InstallShield after you have converted or imported the Visual Studio project. |
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-9055 |
Feature '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The feature was not converted. |
Edition • This warning may occur in the Premier and Professional editions of InstallShield. This warning is not applicable to the Express edition; in this edition, InstallShield adds all of the application data from the Visual Studio project to the Always Install feature in the InstallShield project. This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular feature and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains that feature. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. |
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-9056 |
Directory '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The folder '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular folder and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains that folder. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Files view to ensure that the folder that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. |
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-9057 |
File key '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The file '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a file that is associated with a particular file key and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains a file with that same file key. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Files view to ensure that the file that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. Edition • The Premier and Professional editions of InstallShield contain a Direct Editor view that shows the file key that is associated with each file in your project. The file keys are the primary keys of the File table in the .msi database; the File table cannot contain duplicate file keys. You can also see file key information in the Files area of the Components view in the Premier and Professional editions of InstallShield. |
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-9058 |
Shortcut key '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The shortcut '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a shortcut that is associated with a particular shortcut key and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains a shortcut with that same shortcut key. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Shortcuts/Folders view to ensure that the shortcut that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. Edition • The Premier and Professional editions of InstallShield contain a Direct Editor view that shows the shortcut key that is associated with each shortcut in your project. The shortcut keys are the primary keys of the Shortcut table in the .msi database; the Shortcut table cannot contain duplicate shortcut keys. |
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-9059 |
Extension '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The file type '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular file extension and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains that same file extension. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the File Extensions view to ensure that the file extension that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. |
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-9060 |
Registry key '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The registry entry 'Key: %2 Value: %3 Data: %4' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular registry entry and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains that same registry entry. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Registry view to ensure that the registry entry that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. |
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-9061 |
Custom action '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The custom action named '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular custom action and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains a custom action with that same name. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Custom Actions view to ensure that the custom action that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. |
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-9062 |
Launch condition '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The launch condition named '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular launch condition and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains a launch condition with that same name. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Requirements view to ensure that the launch condition that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. |
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-9063 |
RegLocator '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The registry search '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular registry search and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains a registry search with that same name. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Requirements view to ensure that the registry search that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. |
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-9064 |
DrLocator '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The file search '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular file or folder search and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains a file or folder search with that same name. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Requirements view to ensure that the file or folder search that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. |
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-9065 |
CompLocator '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The Windows Installer search '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a particular file or folder search and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains a file or folder search with that same name. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Requirements view to ensure that the file or folder search that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. |
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-9069 |
Windows Installer properties that resolve to 64-bit locations are not supported in this edition of InstallShield. The folder '%1' was converted to '%2'. |
Edition • Support for Windows Installer properties that resolve to 64-bit locations is available in the following editions of InstallShield:
This warning occurs if the DefaultLocation property in your Visual Studio project uses a 64-bit location ([ProgramFiles64Folder], [CommonFiles64Folder], or [System64Folder]) and if you indicate in the Visual Studio Deployment Project Import Wizard that you want to import the INSTALLDIR value from your Visual Studio project. If this warning occurs, InstallShield Express Edition uses the 32-bit equivalent of the folder (for example, [ProgramFilesFolder]). The Premier and Professional editions use the 64-bit location. If you require 64-bit support in your installation, consider upgrading to the Premier or Professional editions of InstallShield; these editions enable you to create 64-bit packages, install to 64-bit locations, and configure other 64-bit related settings. |
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-9070 |
An error occurred while converting the prerequisites. |
Edition • InstallShield Premier Edition and InstallShield Professional Edition include the InstallShield Prerequisite Editor, a tool that enables you to define custom InstallShield prerequisites and to edit settings for any existing InstallShield prerequisites. If you have either one of these editions of InstallShield, you would be able to create your own InstallShield prerequisites that would install the Microsoft redistributables during your product’s installation. This error occurs if you import a Visual Studio setup project that contains a prerequisite but InstallShield encounters a problem when trying to map the Visual Studio prerequisite to an equivalent InstallShield prerequisite. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9071 |
InstallShield has no equivalent InstallShield prerequisite for '%1'. The prerequisite was not converted. |
Edition • InstallShield Premier Edition and InstallShield Professional Edition include the InstallShield Prerequisite Editor, a tool that enables you to define custom InstallShield prerequisites and to edit settings for any existing InstallShield prerequisites. If you have either one of these editions of InstallShield, you would be able to create your own InstallShield prerequisites that would install the Microsoft redistributables during your product’s installation. This warning occurs if you import a Visual Studio setup project that contains a prerequisite but InstallShield does not have an equivalent InstallShield prerequisite. To resolve this warning, consider upgrading to the Premier or Professional edition of InstallShield; these editions enable you to create your own InstallShield prerequisites and add them to your InstallShield installation projects. |
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-9072 |
Launch conditions are not supported in this edition of InstallShield. The launch condition named '%1' was not converted. |
Edition • The following editions let you create launch conditions.
If one or more of launch conditions are false on the target system, the installation exits and an error message is displayed. This warning occurs if your Visual Studio project contains a launch condition and you try to import that project into an InstallShield project. To resolve this warning, consider upgrading to the Premier or Professional edition of InstallShield. |
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-9073 |
Windows Installer searches are not supported in this edition of InstallShield. The Windows Installer search named '%1' was not converted. |
Edition • The System Search Wizard in the following editions of InstallShield let you create Windows Installer searches.
This warning occurs if your Visual Studio project contains a Windows Installer search for the existence of a particular component ID on the target system, and you try to import that project into an InstallShield project. To resolve this warning, consider upgrading to the Premier or Professional edition of InstallShield, which have support for this type of target system search. |
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-9074 |
An error occurred while converting the project outputs. |
This error occurs if you convert a Visual Studio setup or merge module project that contains one or more project outputs but InstallShield encounters a problem when incorporating the project outputs into the InstallShield project. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9075 |
An error occurred while converting the project output %1. Type: %2 |
This error occurs if you convert a Visual Studio setup or merge module project that contains one or more project outputs but InstallShield encounters a problem when incorporating the project outputs into the InstallShield project. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9076 |
The project output type %1 is invalid. The project output %2 was not converted. |
This error occurs if you convert a Visual Studio setup or merge module project that contains one or more project outputs but one of the project outputs is invalid. To resolve this error, review the project output in your Visual Studio project, and try to resolve any issues with it. Then convert the Visual Studio project to an InstallShield project. |
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-9077 |
File key '%1' already exists in the InstallShield project. The project output '%2' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you have a Visual Studio project that contains a project output that has a file that is associated with a particular file key, and you import that project into an InstallShield project that already contains a file with that same file key. This scenario may occur if you import the same Visual Studio project into your InstallShield project more than once. If you encounter this warning, check the Files view to ensure that the file that is identified in the warning message is not missing from your InstallShield project. Edition • The Premier and Professional editions of InstallShield contain a Direct Editor view that shows the file key that is associated with each file in your project. The file keys are the primary keys of the File table in the .msi database; the File table cannot contain duplicate file keys. You can also see file key information in the Files area of the Components view in the Premier and Professional editions of InstallShield. |
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-9078 |
The InstallShield project is not in a Visual Studio solution. The project output '%1' was not converted. |
This error occurs if your InstallShield project is open in InstallShield, but not from within Visual Studio, and you try to import a Visual Studio project that contains project outputs into the InstallShield project. To resolve this error, open your InstallShield project from within Visual Studio, and then import the Visual Studio project into it. |
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-9079 |
The Visual Studio project '%1' could not be found in the current Visual Studio solution. The project output '%2' was not converted. |
If you want to import into an InstallShield project a Visual Studio setup or merge module project that contains a project output, the Visual Studio project must be in the same solution as all of its project dependencies. Otherwise, this error occurs when you try to import the Visual Studio project. To resolve this error, ensure that your InstallShield project is in the same Visual Studio solution that contains the Visual Studio setup or merge module project that you are importing. In addition, ensure that the solution also includes all of the other Visual Studio projects that are dependencies of the Visual Studio setup or merge module project. Then you can import the Visual Studio setup or merge module project into your InstallShield project. |
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-9080 |
The project output group '%1' could not be found in the Visual Studio project '%2'. The project output '%3' was not converted. |
This error occurs if you convert a Visual Studio setup or merge module project that contains a project output group but InstallShield encounters a problem when incorporating a project output of that group into the InstallShield project. To resolve this error, request technical support. |
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-9081 |
File '%1' is specified to be excluded from a setup or merge module. The file was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you import into an InstallShield project a Visual Studio setup or merge module project that contains a file whose Exclude property is set to True. If you want the specified file to be excluded from your InstallShield project, you can ignore this warning. If you want the specified file to be included in your InstallShield project, you can use the Files view in InstallShield to add it. For more information, see Adding Files and Folders to a Project. |
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-9082 |
Project output '%1' is specified to be excluded from a setup or merge module. The project output was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you import into an InstallShield project a Visual Studio setup or merge module project that contains a file in a project output, and True is selected for the Exclude property of that file. If you want the specified file to be excluded from your InstallShield project, you can ignore this warning. If you want the specified file to be included in your InstallShield project, you can use the Files view in InstallShield to add it. For more information, see Adding References to Visual Studio Solutions. |
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-9083 |
Visual Studio default launch conditions are not supported in InstallShield. The launch condition named '%1' was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you import into InstallShield project a Visual Studio setup or merge module project that contains a default launch condition. If you want the specified launch condition to be excluded from your InstallShield project, you can ignore this warning. If you want to add a launch condition to your InstallShield project to check the target system for the default launch condition that Visual Studio added to the original project, you can use the Requirements view in InstallShield to add it. For more information, see Specifying Software Requirements for Your Product. |
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-9084 |
Windows Installer properties that resolve to 64-bit locations are not supported in this edition of InstallShield. The Folder property '%1' for the file search named '%2' was converted to '%3' |
Edition • Support for Windows Installer properties that resolve to 64-bit locations is available in the following editions of InstallShield:
This warning occurs if the Folder property for the specified file search in the Launch Conditions Editor in Visual Studio contains a 64-bit folder location. If this warning occurs, InstallShield Express Edition uses the 32-bit equivalent of the folder (for example, [ProgramFilesFolder]). The Premier and Professional editions use the 64-bit location. If you require 64-bit support in your installation, consider upgrading to the Premier or Professional editions of InstallShield; these editions enable you to create 64-bit packages, install to 64-bit locations, and configure other 64-bit related settings. |
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-9085 |
Condition '%1' for the custom action named '%2' is not supported in this edition of InstallShield. The Condition property was not converted. |
Edition • The following editions of InstallShield include support for creating advanced conditions for custom actions:
This warning occurs if you try to import a Visual Studio project into an InstallShield project, but the Visual Studio project contains a custom action that has a type of condition that is not supported in edition of InstallShield that you are using. To resolve this warning, use the Custom Actions view in InstallShield to add a condition to the custom action after you have converted or imported the Visual Studio project. |
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-9086 |
MinDate '%1' for the file search named '%2' is not valid. The MinDate property was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you attempt to import or convert a Visual Studio setup that has a file search with an invalid value for the MinDate property. To resolve this warning:
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-9087 |
MaxDate '%1' for the file search named '%2' is not valid. The MaxDate property was not converted. |
This warning occurs if you attempt to import or convert a Visual Studio setup that has a file search with an invalid value for the MaxDate property. To resolve this warning:
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-9088 |
InstallShield does not have support for converting Visual Studio Web Setup projects into InstallShield projects. |
This error occurs if you attempt to import or convert a Visual Studio Web setup project in InstallShield, since InstallShield does not have support for this conversion. If you encounter this type of error, consider creating a new project in InstallShield and using the Internet Information Services view to manage an IIS Web site on a target system. |
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-9089 |
InstallShield does not have support for converting Visual Studio CAB projects into InstallShield projects. |
This error occurs if you attempt to import or convert a Visual Studio CAB setup project in InstallShield, since InstallShield does not have support for this conversion. |
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-9090 |
The Visual Studio project type could not be identified. Therefore, the project was not converted. |
This error occurs if you attempt to attempt to import or convert a Visual Studio project type that InstallShield could not identify. |
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-10000 |
Conversion canceled by user. |
This error occurs if you cancel the conversion process before it finishes. |
See Also
InstallShield 2016 Express Edition Help LibraryMay 2017 |
Copyright Information | Flexera Software |