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b. Mark whether to add support for self-repair of isolated files.
See Selecting Isolation Options on page 94.
8. Click Next in either the Select OS Compatibility or Select Isolation Options page.
9. If you specified the option to manually select which files to isolate, the Select Files
to Isolate page appears.
a. From Select Files to Isolate From, select what kind of installation files should
appear in the right list box.
Typically, you only isolate .DLLs and .OCXs that are in shared locations, such as
the System32 directory. However, to isolate other files, select All files in
shared locations to view any type of file in a shared directory or All files to
view all files in the installation.
b. From Application(s) to be Isolated, select one or more .EXE files.
c. In Files to Isolate for Selected Applications(s), mark the files that should
be isolated with the selected .EXEs.
Note
If, on the Select Isolation Options page, you chose not to move files to different
features, then when you select an .EXE, you see only files in the same feature
as the .EXE.
d. Click Next when finished specifying isolation relationships.
10. If you chose to use manifests for isolation and to store files in the WinSxS directory,
the Digital Signature Information page appears. You must digitally sign files that are
stored in the WinSxS directory. Enter paths to the digital signing files you obtained
from your digital signature provider such as Verisign and click Next.
11. On the Perform Isolation page, click Next.
Isolation is performed, which might take a few minutes. Then the Isolation Report
page appears, showing you the changes made to the installation to implement
isolation.
12. After reviewing the changes, click Next on the Isolation Report page.
The Isolation Complete page appears.
13. In Updated Windows Installer File, specify whether to save the updated
Windows Installer file as an .MSI or an .MST. You can also change the default name,
which is the original file name with “_Isolated” appended.
If you specified an .MST in Installation Pathname on the Specify Target
Installation File page, you can specify the same .MST in Updated Windows
Installer File to append the results of the application isolation to the .MST. If you
specify an existing .MST in Updated Windows Installer file, but not the same .MST
you specified in Installation Pathname, the results of the application isolation will
overwrite the existing .MST.
14. Click Finish.
After you isolate an installation, do not add .EXE, .DLL, or .OCX files. The addition of
files might nullify the isolation you performed.