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Hello,

I'm trying to build an installer that checks for 64bit Win 7 OS and installs the appropriate VC++ 9.0 redistributable. I've found the following on the forum but it doesn't describe how to define WIN64BIT. Any help greatly received. Using Installaware 9.0

Regards,
Iain....

How to test for 64bit OS in MSI Code

if Variable WIN64BIT Equals TRUE
Include Script: checknet20sp2_x64
Include Script: checkmsxml60_x64
Include Script: checknet30_x64
Include Script: checknet30sp2_x64
Include Script: checknet35sp1_x64
Include Script: checkvc91_x64
else
Include Script: checkmdac281
Include Script: checkmsi31
Include Script: checknet2sp2
Include Script: checkmsxml60
Include Script: checknet30
Include Script: checknet3sp2
Include Script: checknet351
end

Hi,

What you are missing is calling the Is Windows in 64 Bit Mode check before this script.
Call the Get System with the Is Windows in 64 Bit Mode option and out the result in WIN64BIT.

Thanks Aviv,

Getting there, but now receive following error:-

"Label Statements cannot be nested inside Loops/Conditionals"
in line Label: ScanVC91_x64 within checkvc91_x64 script

My code is as follows:-

Comment: Check that the OS is Windows 7 - 64bit
Set Variable WIN64BIT to FALSE
Get System Setting Windows in 64 bit Mode into WIN64BIT
If Variable WIN64BIT Equals TRUE
Include Script: checkmsxml60_x64
Include Script: checkmsi45_x64
Include Script: checkvc91_x64
Include Script: setupvc9_x64
Else
Include Script: checkvc91
Include Script: checkmsi31
Include Script: checkmsxml60
Include Script: checkvc9
End

Do you have a label defined anywhere? Try copying and pasting the code over.

Hello Aviv,

I've attached 2 screenshots of the code.
The error is actually in checkvc91_x64 on line 17. The system created this script file automatically.

Also included is the main script that I have edited to do a check fo 64 bit system.

The error appears when you try and run it on a 32bit PC??

Regards,
Iain...

Hi,

I see - try using labels and goto to manipulate the flow of the installer instead - see this code: