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Ever encountered an MSI-based installer that, in spite of reporting some failure, actually does succeed in leaving you with something workable? Sadly any such stroke of seemingly good luck tends to be short-lived, as the next MSI you run – even if it’s entirely unrelated – compels you to roll-back that “failure” thus removing that workable something from your system. It lacks a way for the user to decide that marginal success is good enough, and the cycle of forced removal and near-successful re-installation becomes irritating in a heartbeat.
Using REGEDIT.EXE, browse to the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\Rollback\Scripts
(Remove applicable string data items as desired.)
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