My Add-In installer does not install the most recent version

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1.installers: installing the right version of VSTO 2005 runtime

I created an Outlook plug-in that requires the VSTO 2005 runtime.

Right now, I'm checking if the "update" value under the following
Windows registry key is >= 1.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\vsto runtime Setup\v2.0.50727

The problem is that I'm finding customer installations that do not
have an "update" value, an so I'm assuming this is the first version
of VSTO2005 runtime.

Question: Should the VSTO2005 runtime upgrades automatically upgrade
the current version of VSTO2005 runtime?

Question: Am I right in assuming that because there is no "update"
value that the installed version is the first version and not a
subsequent update?

2.Can not install VS2008 90days trail version in Vista Home Version

Basically, it is a clean installed system. Thanks

The error log

[04/03/08,01:10:31] Microsoft .NET Framework v3.5: [2] Component Microsoft 
.NET Framework v3.5 returned an unexpected value.
[04/03/08,01:10:33] setup.exe: [2] ISetupComponent::Pre/Post/Install() 
failed in ISetupManager::InternalInstallManager() with HRESULT -2147023293.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft .NET 
Framework v3.5 is not installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft Document 
Explorer 2008 was not attempted to be installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft Visual Studio 
Web Authoring Component was not attempted to be installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft Visual Studio 
2008 Professional Edition - ENU was not attempted to be installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft SQL Server 
Compact 3.5 was not attempted to be installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft SQL Server 
Compact 3.5 Design Tools was not attempted to be installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft Windows SDK 
for Visual Studio 2008 Tools (x86) was not attempted to be installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft Windows SDK 
for Visual Studio 2008 .NET Framework Tools (x86) was not attempted to be 
installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:34] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft Windows SDK 
for Visual Studio 2008 SDK Reference Assemblies and IntelliSense (x86) was 
not attempted to be installed.
[04/03/08,01:10:35] VS70pgui: [2] DepCheck indicates Microsoft SQL 
Publishing Wizard was not attempted to be installed.

3.MS Installer - Remove Previous Version not working.

We use MS Installer to install a Windows our windows application. W
want to be able to install a new version and have the prior versio
removed automatically. When we set the Version, we answer Yes to rese
the ProductCode and PackageCode. RemovePreviousVersion=True. However
during installation, the prior version is not removed and a new entry i
Add/Remove Programs is added. This is the proper procedure accordin
the documentation. Am I missing something

Thanks!

4.MS Installer Not Removing Previous Version

We use MS Installer to install a Windows our windows application. W
want to be able to install a new version and have the prior versio
removed automatically. When we set the Version, we answer Yes to rese
the ProductCode and PackageCode. RemovePreviousVersion=True. However
during installation, the prior version is not removed and a new entry i
Add/Remove Programs is added. This is the proper procedure accordin
the documentation. Am I missing something

Thanks!

5.Windows Service Installer (service not showing up when installed)

Hi All,
  I've created a windows service in c#, and I've added a setup project
to the solution.  When I create the install package it contains two
folders: debug and release.  I assume that the setup.exe in the
realease folder is the one I'm supposed to run.  Problem is after I run
the setup, the service does not show up in the Windows Service Manager.
 I can run the installUtil program and it will install the service and
have it show up in the Windows Service Manager.  Any ideas?

Thanks,
Bill

P.S. The service project does contain a ProjectInstaller.cs file.

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8. Installer does not completely install application.