Windows installers must provide a FilesInUse dialog, with the intent
of minimizing the need to restart the system after software
installations. For reasons related to the LSA cache, the KfW
installer always schedules a post-installation reboot (see commit
50a3c3cbeab32577fba2b21deb72a64015c48ec7). Reword the FilesInUse
dialog text to recommend clicking Ignore, causing the conflicting
files to replaced on the reboot. (The affected files are likely C
runtime DLLs, and the existing versions will almost certainly suffice
if KfW programs are run prior to a reboot.)
ticket: 9135 (new)
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- <Text>The following applications are using files that need to be updated by this setup. Close these applications and then click Retry to continue the installation or Cancel to exit it.</Text>
+ <Text>Some updated files are in use by the following applications. Click Ignore to continue installation, then reboot the system to replace the affected files.</Text>
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