When I start a InnoSetup installer from a WPF app, I can’t interact with the WPF window until the setup is finished. Is there any way to prevent this?
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When I start a InnoSetup installer from a WPF app, I can’t interact with the WPF window until the setup is finished. Is there any way to prevent this?
Did you try to wrap the process spawning code for the installer inside ThreadPool.QueueWorkUserItem?
UPDATE
Try to decorate your WPF Hosted WCF Service with
to stop servicing requests on the UIThread and thus make it possible to block on the process handle.