I installed Hawken a few mins ago on Win 7 x64 and at then end of the install, the installer says that my computer will restart in less than one min. That is not acceptable. EVER. I don't care if you need to install something the requires a restart but you need to give users the final decision on when they want to restart, not do it automatically.
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Automatic Restart on Install - NOT OK
Started by
Frolick
, Nov 08 2012 03:17 PM
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#1
Posted November 08 2012 - 03:17 PM
#2
Posted November 08 2012 - 03:29 PM
That sounds like something from DirectX or one of the other redistributables, because those mess with the OS. Hawken just installs itself and lets Windows know it's there.
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#3
Posted November 09 2012 - 05:10 PM
I doubt it's one of them. Steam has installed countless DirectX & .NET Framework Redistributables without restarts. Plus, after the restart, an installer containing the licence agreements for these redistributeables pops up and stops Windows from logging in until I dismiss it.
This was done with "shutdown -r -t 30" or some other time period under 60 seconds.
This was done with "shutdown -r -t 30" or some other time period under 60 seconds.
#4
Posted November 10 2012 - 03:56 AM
I don't know either what caused the restart, but fact is that Hawken was installing in the background while i was doing other things, and suddenly my computer restarted.
Hopefuly i didnt have any unsaved work or stuff, because it seemed like a forced reboot (no "do you want to save" prompts, no waiting for processes to exit properly, etc ...).
Hopefuly i didnt have any unsaved work or stuff, because it seemed like a forced reboot (no "do you want to save" prompts, no waiting for processes to exit properly, etc ...).
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