I'm trying to fix a Windows Installer based setup that is already released. The fix is for an error that occurs when uninstalling the package. For this I'd like to provide a .mst transform file that is applied before uninstalling. Is it possible to use a transform after the product was installed? Or can the transform be applied to an already installed .msi file before the uninstall is started? The command line I used was like this:

I am working in a State Plane/NAD83 projection. I am adding a WMTS service that is is WGS 1984 on someone else's set. When the transformation window came up, I chose WGS 1984 to NAS 1983 V. But now I am realizing that I should have said none and let it project on the fly. So I close ArcMap, remove the connection file from the ArcCatalog (C:\Users\lperdue\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.2\ArcCatalog) folder. Then I copy the original connection file back to the clients set. When I add the WMTS service to the mxd again and specify NONE on the transformation, the features are still offset to the north and slightly east. On my set, they lay right when they're supposed to. I tried adding the WMTS service to a different mxd on the client's set and it was still offset. I don't see anything in the Data Frame or Layer properties that indicates which transformation it is using.


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When you open the Transformations dialog, and select a particular input GCS, the transformation pull-down should list the current transformation or say "None" if nothing is set. I know at an early release, if you set a transformation, then tried to set it back to "None" that didn't work, but I don't remember for sure in which version that got fixed.

The Adobe hotfix at claims I don't have Adobe Reader installed, but both Add-Remove Programs and the newer versions of Adobe Reader think that I do. If I just remove the entry in Add-Remove Programs (which I tried, then reversed), then Adobe Reader keeps working. I suppose I could just go find and delete the reader executable, but that would leave the ActiveX, shell extension, etc for me to try to manually uninstall.

If you are a Windows user and love customizing Windows look-n-feel, you must be aware of 3rd party transformation packs (aka customization packs or skin packs). Transformation packs are basically a collection of Windows themes, software skins, mouse cursors, sound schemes, login screen, boot screen, 3rd party customization software, etc.

Most of the times transformation packs are created to transform existing Windows look into another OS look such as converting Windows XP look into Windows 7 or Windows 8, converting Windows look into Linux or Mac OS, and so on.

So if you want to uninstall a transformation pack and want to remove it from your Windows, just use Windows built-in System Restore tool and restore your system to a previous state to get the default look back.

4. Transformation packs also modify login screen, boot screen, etc to change Windows UI. To modify these things, transformation packs edit lots of system files such as DLL, EXE, CPL, etc using Resource Hacker tool. If you know which system files are generally modified by these transformation packs, you can restore those system files using Windows setup disc or by copying those files from another computer.

I installed windows 8 transformation pack on xp and after installation it asked me to restart computer and when it restarted ma desktop is blank task manager is also not opening so pls suggest me something

I have installed Windows 8 Tranformation Pack and then I UNINSTALLED it. I still have the login for windows 8 and start button for windows 8. I DO NOT want windows 8. I want my windows 7 back. System restore keeps displaying an error. What is the link for the uninstalled?

I got a Black Screen With a flickering cursor after uninstalling a transformation pack on windows 8.1. I cannot use my PC anymore. How do i solve it?

I am forced to either

Repair windows 8.1 with a 8 disc.

Install another OS formatting everything.

Step 3 is really effective so pls try that one and incase i r using windows system 8 just go task manager and under file go to browse and search the installation directory and manually uninstall it but must include everything in the uninstallation process

Blank columns can be common in input data or when using a transformation to load files with slightly different column names. It would be useful to be able to automatically remove all columns where all its values are empty (after filtering for example)

The last one can be useful as well because it would allow detecting columns with error values. It would play well with conditionally derived tables and even tell exactly which columns contain errors. With addition of a transformation that filters rows with error values it would make possible to detect and pinpoint error values in any column/row.

Note: Each time a file is transformed in Alfresco Content Services, the .NET program starts and Microsoft Office tries to check for a Certificate Revocation List (CRL). Depending on the access that the Document Transformation Engine has to the Internet when transforming a file, this check can delay the operation for up to two minutes, and will therefore, delay transformation of the file. To prevent this, use the Windows server firewall to block internet access for all office binaries.

A key task in cleaning up your data is to remove unwanted columns and rows, which can simplify future transformations and improve job execution performance. Designer Cloud Powered by Trifacta Enterprise Edition provides multiple mechanisms for removing data from your dataset.

When you make a selection, select the Delete rowstransformation in the context panel. The Transform Builder contains a transformation to filter rows based on the the condition that you have selected. For example, if you selected the value California in the State column, then the transformation is specified to filter out rows in which State=California.

In the Transform Builder, you must decide if the transformation keeps matching rows (deleting all others) or deletes matching rows. In the following example, rows in which State=California are selected for deletion:

As a workaround, one can apply a two-step transformation and have code like below in the Web.config.(un)install.xdt file, i.e. by removing the matching element if existing, and then inserting the element with the same name back. Fortunately the transformations are done in sequence, so this works with a Web.config that has section in place.

One potential solution to this issue would be allowing customized XDT transform, so that more complicated syntax can be applied during package install/uninstall, such as merging sections and elements between the starting Web.config files and the specified transformations. By this way, we are moving up the complication to the XDT syntax layer, instead on the transform file itself. A sample custom transformation engine has been authored by AppHarbor, with its open source tester on github.

If you don't want to transform data and instead pass through data unchanged, you don't need to add a transformation. Valid operation patterns are provided in Validation Patterns under Operation Validity.

A transformation consists of source and target schemas that have been defined in the transformation and the transformation mapping that generates the output. A transformation does not include the input or output data itself.

Source and target schemas are either provided by an adjacent activity or defined in the transformation, with a schema provided by an adjacent activity taking precedence. Schemas provided by adjacent activities are not part of the transformation. More information about schemas is provided in the Schemas section.

The output of the transformation is the result of the target mapping. This resulting data must conform to a target schema, consisting of a minimum of one field. The transformation must map to at least one field in the target schema to result in output data from the transformation. For details on completing a mapping, see Transformation Mapping.

On creating a new transformation, the transformation configuration screen opens. The first time you access a transformation, it opens in mapping mode. For details on completing transformation mappings, see Transformation Mapping.

I am trying to solve my simple circuit analysis question by using source transformation method. In the solution, my teacher removes 125 Ohm and 10 Ohm from the circuit. He says it will not affect the power but these resistors affect the total resistor. Or i misunderstood him...Could you please help?

I have issues installing adobe acrobat dc after having performed a system reset. Although illustrator and indesign installed without any issues, acrobat got stuck for a long while on 80%... I had to cancel in the end.... now I can't seem to be able to install it, nor uninstall it as it is present in the add remove programs... I tried uninstalling it whikst in safe mode, tried a registry file "fix" which proved to be impossible as the reg file wasn't in the destination (which was marked in a thread on this forum, but I can't seem to find it again to specify the directory I researched ).

So I am having a problem with the Icue software. Whenever I try to install it, it says there is an older version on my pc. When I try to uninstall it it says: "Error applying transforms. Verify that the specified transform paths are valid."

Hello, I'm sorry for the late reply, I didn't get a notification of your comment.

I tried to perform the clean install from the first link. After Icue started downloading I got an error saying that the older version of Icue can't be removed, and it canceled the installation.

When I executed the download from the second link in your comment I got the same error message as if I were to try to uninstall it. 2351a5e196

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