FIX: Install on Windows x64, or any Windows OS

Install on Windows x64, or any Windows OS

By default you cannot install the current msi file on windows 64 bit. The reason for this is an install flag called "LaunchCondition". What you need to do is modify the MSI file tables and drop "LaunchCondition". I would post the modified file, but I don't want to get in trouble :).

This was originally take from Clifton Griffin.

To install an MSI on a non-supported operating system, you have to use a Microsoft utility known as Orca which can be downloaded here.

I ran into a couple of minor set backs when I tried this the first time, so here are my instructions in a step-by-step fashion.

1. Install Orca
2. Open your MSI file in Orca. (Right click on the file and click “Edit in Orca” or open Orca and go to File-> Open)
3. Look for an entry in the list on the left called LaunchCondition.
4. Right-click on LaunchCondition and select "Drop table".
5. Save and close the file.
6. BE SURE TO CLOSE ORCA or you'll receive an error about the install file being corrupt.

You should now be able to install without any errors.