Martin,
it seems that you changed the registry keys for those products by installing/uninstalling them.
Obviously, those changes have been placed into you build specification. (Updated the project to 2012 for testing and then down converting it again???)
I don't know if this is a suitable approach, but you can try the following:
- Open the lvproj-file using a text editor (it is an XML file)
- Search for the offending components. You will look for the entered "Product ID".
- Open up Registry Editor (regedit) and search for that ID. You should get some hits. Check, if the product is the expected one (e.g. LV Runtime Engine 2012).
- Search for the version you have available (e.g. LV Runtime Engine 2011). Copy the product key from it.
- Replace the productID in the lvproj file with the product key of the correct verion.
Several things i have to point out:
a) DO NOT CHANGE THE REGISTRY!
b) I haven't tested this, so it could have no effect or even worse, mess up your lvproj file. SO DO THIS ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE A BACK UP!
c) I assume that more than one component is affected. So it will take a serious amount of time.
d) It is possible, that you have not only to change the productID, but the productnames and productdependencies as well. I don't know what the best source of "correct strings" is for this...
hope this helps,
Norbert
Norbert
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