Problem creating package with windows_version()

[neckatskin]

Good morning,

I'm having trouble with Python when installing proprietary software. It's a specific type of software, with installers of different types (sometimes .exe, sometimes .msi) that also vary depending on the operating system. I want to use the `iswin64()` and `windows_version()` functions to identify which installer to use during deployment. My problem is this: it doesn't seem to identify the specific OS version and always chooses the installer for the Windows 7 x86 version (which is what happens in my "else" statement).

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The problem seems to be coming from windows_version(), having already used iswin64() without any problems before.
Could you shed some light on the problem?

Thank you in advance for your answers.

Regards,


NeckAtSkin

[sfonteneau]

Your code looks correct.

You can add:

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print windows_version()

to check the version of the device.

In my opinion, the problem comes from the

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==   

Simon

[neckatskin]

Thank you, the "print" command did indeed point me in the right direction: I was able to see that my Windows 10 version was actually exactly 10.0.14393.
As you said, the "==" was therefore irrelevant. So I modified the first part, using ">=" for 10.0 for Win 10 and ">=" for Win7 x64 for ".

It works perfectly, thanks again for the help, problem solved

[sfonteneau]

To complete the process,

you need to add the program's uninstall key to the `key` argument of `install_exe_if_needed`. It's currently empty !

To retrieve the key:

https://www.wapt.fr/fr/doc/CreationPaqu ... stallation

Then add it as an argument to the `install_exe_if_needed` function

: https://www.wapt.fr/fr/doc/CreationPaqu ... -if-needed