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64bit MSI Creation in WPS 7.0

Updated: 22 May 2010 | 5 comments
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Packagers,

           I am currently learning to create msi's having used Wise Scripting for 10 years. I have dug into all the current postings, but I really have not seen answers to my questions.

I am currently working on a Windows 2003 R2 Enterprise x64Edition. The Processors are 3GH Xeon with 2GB RaM

When I go to run the .msi file,, I get the following error
"The installation package is not supported by this processor type"

Under Setup Editor / Tables Tab / Summary / 
                              Template Summary Feild I have a value of Intel64;1033 
                              Mininum Installer Version  - I have tried 2.00 & 3.01

When I type that and look at Installation Expert / Product Definition Tab / Product Details / Target Platform  reflects Intel 64-bit. 

Does anyone have any Idea's what I am missing?

Thanks for your input!
 

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EdT's picture
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2009
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Wrong processor type

Intel64 is only set for Itanium processors, and you are using Xeons.
I would try setting x64 in place of Intel64

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2009
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Tried that but

When I went to the Setup Editor / Sumary Table / Template Summary had the value of x64;1033

When I switch over to Installation Expert / Project Definition Box / Product Details and then on the right side of the screen under Target Platform it will say unknown.

If that was correct, since I am able to run the msi now, but my system search comes up empty of a raw vlaue from a 64bit registry area,  The System search I am doing of a 32bit area comes back with a know value. 

Working with 64bit is very frustrating!

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2009
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I'm assuming you started out

I'm assuming you started out with a 64 bit project.
Can you give us an indication of which key value fails in 64 bit system search and which key value works in 32 bit search.

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2009
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Thank You for the reply,

Thank You for the reply, I might be missing out right there with the fact by default I do not have a 64bit Project, I do not have the 64bit template I only have the Server template.  I have been searching for one this morning, and I see people referencing one. Is there a standard template I am missing?

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2009
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It's not a template

When you start a new project, you should see a drop down box that determines whether your project will be 32 bit or 64 bit.

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