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You might be referring to the "Windows Installer".
Yes. The Windows Installer.
The Windows Installer Service is an operating system service that was developed by Microsoft to improve the installation and uninstallation of programs, make software deployment in corporate networks easier, and to solve common problems such as shared dll conflicts. The Windows Installer is also a set of rules that developers must follow to take advantage of the service. To use all the features, your application has to be "Windows Installer aware" - so you have to think about installation already when you plan and write your application, not after everything is complete. The Windows Installer has formerly been called "Microsoft Installer" (MSI). Therefore the names of the API functions start with "Msi", and the installer packages have the .MSI extension.
An .MSI file usually is a Microsoft Windows installation file, associated with "Windows Installer." It contains control information that identifies several installation criteria for a Windows application.
No, it doesn't. You have to update the installer from the Microsoft website.
To download and install the ffmpeg Windows installer, you can visit the official ffmpeg website, download the Windows version of the installer, and then run the installer to complete the installation process on your computer.
You can download a Windows installer off of the official Microsoft website. You can also download an installer for older versions of Windows, such as XP and 2003, at the website CNET.
The basic MicroSoft Installer program which comes with Windows.
The Windows Installer Service is trying to auto-repair an installed application. You can see what the service is actually trying to do by looking application event log (enter eventvwr in the Start Run box) for entries that have MsiInstaller in the Source column. Nine times out of ten, if the original installation .msi file can be found in the same location as it was installed from, the pop-up dialog will disappear of it's own accord after completing the repair and not be seen again.One way of disabling the Installer is to use the DisableMSI (Type REG_DWORD) policy. This policy will disable the Windows Installer, thereby stopping resiliency. The policy is set through the registry keyHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\InstallerIf the value of this per-computer system policy is set to "2", the Windows Installer is always disabled for all applications.If this policy value is set to "0" or any other number other than "1" or "2" or is absent, the Installer is always enabled.If this policy value is set to "1", the Installer is disabled for nonmanaged applications but is enabled for managed applications. This setting does allow an application to be advertised to all users of a computer but does not allow an application to be advertised to the current user.NOTE: While this policy is set to "2" you will not be able to perform an installation or use any function of the Windows Installer.
May not be correct but try.. User Configuration > Admin Templates > Windows Components > Windows Installer
*.msi is the extension for the Microsoft installer package.
To download and install ffmpeg on Windows, you can visit the official ffmpeg website, download the Windows installer, and follow the installation instructions provided.