#Ubisoft installer user interface mode not supported windows#
One of these sequence tables is executed depending on the top-level action that initiated the installation: INSTALL, ADMIN, or ADVERTISE.įor more information about implementing a UI in Windows Installer, please see Using the User Interface, User Interface Schema, as well as the individual topics for dialog boxes and controls. The installer UI display during installation is managed through the UI sequence tables: InstallUISequence Table, and AdminUISequence Table. From google results that there is an invalid character like & etc in your Windows account name, remove the character from the User Accounts in the Control Panel and try running the installer again. Note that a control publishes a ControlEvent if listed in the ControlEvent table and subscribes to an event if listed in the EventMapping table. Installer User Interface Mode Not Supported Unable to load and to prepare the installer in GUI mode. Passive controls that receive and display information must be subscribed to an appropriate ControlEvent in the EventMapping table.įor more information about ControlEvents, see ControlEvent Overview. Not all standard Microsoft Windows controls are available, and custom controls cannot be created for use with the installer UI.Ĭontrols are created on a specific dialog box by entering the name of the dialog box, the primary key to the dialog box's entry in the dialog table, into the second field of the control table and specifying the control's size, position, and other attributes using the remaining columns.Īctive controls must be linked to a ControlEvent in the ControlEvent table to allow user interaction with the installation. Windows Installer also implements a number of standard controls that a package author can place onto dialog boxes. Installer package authors create custom dialog boxes by entering the name of their custom dialog into the "_Dialog" column of the dialog table and specifying the size, position, and other attributes using the remaining columns. It is possible to use the Microsoft Windows API to create a UI programmatically however, it is recommended that package authors use the internal UI provided. There is no specific Windows Installer API to allow a package author to create a UI programmatically. All custom dialog boxes must be created by the package author. The installer provides only a small set of default dialog boxes that are intended to handle error and information messages. The installer internal UI is managed and controlled through a set of database tables within Windows Installer itself. This user interface can exhibit user interface wizard behavior, display dialog boxes and billboards, and present interactive controls to users during the installation. 'COMMAND-LINE' is not a valid user interface mode.Windows Installer contains functionality that enables installation package developers to author a graphical user interface (GUI) that is displayed to the end-user during installation. The valid UI modes identifiers are GUI, Console, and Silent. To specify the interface mode, use the -i command-line option, followed by the UI mode identifier. The installer cannot run in this UI mode. Installer User Interface Mode Not Supported Graphical installers are not supported by the VM. Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server I'm installing tsm en linux, but i have this mistakeĮxtracting the JRE from the installer archive.Įxtracting the installation resources from the installer archive.Ĭonfiguring the installer for this system's environment.
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