msiexpert created the topic: Using AutomaticUpdater with Custom UI
I’m in the process of adding updating support to my DirectX application using AutomaticUpdater.
If an update has been found and the user has indicated that they want to update now (via my own custom UI), it’s unclear to me what I need to do in order to close my app, start the updater, and then restart the app.
Do I only need to call AutomaticUpdater.InstallNow() ?
If so, what does this function doing behind the scene?
Dan
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msiexpert replied the topic: Re: Using AutomaticUpdater with Custom UI
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