Windows 7 - childmsi
Asked By Gary McKinley
11-Feb-12 02:53 PM
Is this file necessay?
D Company replied to Gary McKinley
hello friend,
it depends on your requirement, if your using computer for simply browsing the files and doing basic operation than it hardly makes any differences even if msi files are missing.
but if u do some installation on your system , specially related to connecting some remote machine than it is must.
Hope its clear!!
Regards
D
kalpana aparnathi replied to Gary McKinley
hi,
yes childmsi file is necessary for administrative privileges which gives pesmission for the install the packages in your computer.Installation packages that use msi files may require administrative
rights in Windows , but it might not be obvious how to grant those
rights.
For more detail:click here
Thanks,
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