C:\Program Files\Common Files\Wise Installation Wizard\
C:\Windows\Installers\
I think that the program asking to reinstall itself uses Windows Installer and that Windows keep it's install package even if you deleted / uninstalled it !
Please check the above paths and tell me if you have an installer for that program there... it's name won't be some normal name, but
something like WISblablalbla.MSI - you must start it to see what program it is.
C:\Windows\Installers\
I think that the program asking to reinstall itself uses Windows Installer and that Windows keep it's install package even if you deleted / uninstalled it !
Please check the above paths and tell me if you have an installer for that program there... it's name won't be some normal name, but
something like WISblablalbla.MSI - you must start it to see what program it is.
Good news: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Wise Installation Wizard\ exists, and it had three WISblablahetc.MSI files in it. Bad news: None of them were the program that was trying to install. Deleted them all anyway.
C:\Windows\Installers does not exist here.*
Allowing it to install brings up an error message complaining that it needs stuff from the install CD - which I don't have here.
From clicking on the IDEal icon to start it, the IDEal 'splash screen' shows up, followed by the rogue installer. I need to cancel that installer three times (every time) before IDEal starts as expected. Hopefully that helps somehow.
This never happened before the very latest posted version.
[edit] *Although, C:\Windows\Installer is... although it's not listed in Windows Explorer (and yes, I have 'show hidden and system files' on). I can type it in to the 'address bar' manually, and I can find it with a search... but otherwise, it doesn't exist. Spooky. Nevertheless, I deleted its contents. Didn't make a difference to the IDEal problem. [/edit]