How to reproduce   

1.  Install 6u10.

2. Lock some of the 6u10 JRE files by running applications such as Bugster (open 3-4 bugster windows)

3. Uninstall 6u10 offline. You will see "Files in Use" dialog. It only shows one entry in the list for all the windows which have same name.

4. Click the "Ignore" button. Though uninstallation goes fine but it may cause failure in subsequent install/unistall.

Issue 1:
"Files in Use" dialog only shows one entry in the list for all the windows which have same name. Where as it should show one entry for each window.

Issue 2:
Ignore button should be removed from the "Files in Use" dialog during unistallation as well. It will make sure that we have clean uninstallation and installation for the subsequent attempt.
Posted Date : 2008-03-13 07:28:47.0

Fixed by invoking our custom version of FilesInUse before MSI's default version (the one that includes problematic 'ignore' buttom).
Posted Date : 2008-05-19 19:46:01.0

N/A

I thought we got rid of the "ignore" button?  These issues may not exist with the latest builds.  Assigning to Paul for evaluation.
Posted Date : 2008-03-13 15:21:26.0

We need to see if this is really reproducible.  The "ignore" button shouldn't be there anymore.
Posted Date : 2008-04-30 20:05:55.0

The issue here was that MSI's version of the FilesInUse dialog did not behave in an acceptable manner for our requirements.

We essentially implemented a work-around...we now invoke our custom version of a FilesInUse dialog BEFORE MSI has a chance to invoke the problematic built-in version. We accomplished this by creating a custom action that ivokes the dialog, and executing that custom action before InstallValidate in the ExecuteSequence.
Posted Date : 2008-08-13 17:59:00.0