The PA.c Installer never seems to remove the folder it creates in the %TEMP% directory. It usually contains "textreplace.dll" (maybe I saw "registry.dll" in there a few times but I can't reproduce that one at the moment). Anyone else?
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On my system I have only found the textreplace.dll file left behind after running the installer. This happens on Vista (32-bit) and Windows 7 (64-bit).
It happens on my system too.
Running Windows Pro SP3, 32-bit.
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This was already confirmed in another thread. I can't find it right now, but the problem was caused by the registry plug-in not unloading.
You know, like like you're still running a program and if you try to delete its folder, Windows doesn't let you.
InstallerWizard.nsh, v1.0.2, line 1015 (blank) should be replaced with ${textreplace::Unload}.
Also Registry.nsh is !included (line 63) but never used - it should be removed. registry.dll should never be there under any circumstances as it's not used by the wizard.
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Forgot about this thread. Thanks for the catch. I'll post an update tomorrow.
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This is fixed in 1.0.3. Thanks.
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All working great now
I've tracked the registry.dll down to FileZilla. I had a look at the code and, as suspected, the plugin isn't unloaded at the end. Do you want me to drop a note into the FileZilla forum or is here enough?