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The setup of my own program produce after finish a message from the “Program Compatibility Assistant” that the program was not installed correctly but it is all correctly.
The same problem I have with the uninstaller. The problems occur under Vista. I use launch4j.
Why occur this message? How can I eliminate this message that my customer does not see it?
The problem occur if you does not change any in the registry and/or the directory “program files”. To solve this you need to do some changes on the system. Or you add a manifest to your setup.exe like described in Program Compatibility Assistant thinks my app is an installer. See also at How do I prevent programmatically the “Program Compatibility Assistant” in Vista (and Windows 7) from appearing?