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I have created a setup & deployment project in .NET.
After building the project, the .msi & .exe files are created in the debug folder.
I want to change the setup.exe properties, which are currently
Copyright @microsoft corporation
file version 9.0.21022.8
How do I change the setup.exe details?
Ah right. Sorry I mis-understood your problem.
The answer is that you can’t. The reason for this is that the setup.exe file doesn’t directly install your application. The user can run Setup.exe, which checks whether the target machine has the correct version of the .NET Framework runtime installed. If not, it will prompt the user to download the runtime from Microsoft’s website and install it. Once it is satisfied that the required runtime is installed, it then invokes the .msi to install the program.
So technically setup.exe is a Microsoft exe and not yours.
If you are certain that your users will have the correct version of the CLR you can get away with distributing only the .msi file