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Hi @vikingnope,

This package has an unusual install flow:

• Portable exe is actually installer file - running it prompts for license agreement:
  
  • Then an installer location:
    
  • The installer switch /? gave:
    
• After that installer completes, the installed EXE has a dependency:
  

The /quiet switch performs the nested install without user interaction (/passive leaves a messagebox to click "OK"). And the nested installer needs a Custom switch with /extract:C:\path\to\extraction\location, or the installer will silently fail (or maybe install to an unknown location?)

The dependency is on Microsoft.VCRedist.2015+.x64, except this is an x86 application, so could use Microsoft.VCRedist.2015+.x86. Or probably should have both architectures declared, with the architecture-specific dependency.

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Should this have a different or more clear PackageIdentifier? My brain expands the acronym "SIP" into "Session Initiation Protocol" so I keep thinking this is a VOIP function for MS Office.

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Automatic Validation ended with:

Executable C:\WinGetInstallerRoot\Microsoft.Office.SubjectInterfacePackages\offclearsig.exe returned exit code: -1073741515

Automated error analysis suggests -1073741515 may mean Dependency on Microsoft.VCRedist.2015+.x64 (or .x86).

(Automated response - build 880.)

Edit: This updated manifest doesn't seem to install the dependency.

Note on the package manager side - if there's a space in the path, it silently doesn't install and still gives exit code 0. (Didn't chech with quotes.)

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I think it was the wrong dependency package, I think it should be correct now.

EDIT: I removed x64 again since the dependency we have now only has a 32-bit version

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@stephengillie, can you recheck this please?

This is unchanged.

This updated manifest doesn't seem to install the dependency.