In the end, I'd really prefer this to end up being one big file to run-this is going on target machines running 圆4 Windows 10, and it would be ideal to only have to move one file around. I'm looking for quick and easy I know that's hard to come by. I'm fairly new to any kind of installer helpers. I was briefly looking at Visual Studio Publish mode, but that looked like a web release thing-I'm not sure, tho, so if you know anything about that, please add that. As a Premier partner, the Advanced Installer team is working together with Microsoft. From a single project, you can build both MSI and MSIX packages. I looked through a couple different installer helpers before settling on Advanced Installer, so that's not the question. Advanced Installer Extension for Visual Studio MSIX Packaging and Debugging. Do I need to build an exe instead? Do the driver files need bundled in, as well, or do I need to leave those outside the msi file? Do I need to write a batch file, or does Advanced Installer have a handy tool for that? To utilize this feature, you will first need to turn this option on in Tools > Options > Text Editor > C or Basic > Advanced and select Display inline parameter name hints (experimental). I'm using Advanced Installer to bundle a Visual Studio project into an msi file, but I also have several drivers to install before the whole installation takes off, including several Microsoft Visual C++ runtimes.
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