File: content/manuals/desktop/enterprise/enterprise-deployment/msi-install-and-configure.md
Issue
Line 22 contains an ambiguous version qualifier that contradicts information in the FAQ:
The MSI installer only supports all-users installations (version 4.92 and later).
This parenthetical "(version 4.92 and later)" suggests that the all-users-only restriction was introduced in version 4.92, implying the MSI may have supported per-user installations in earlier versions.
However, the FAQ (faq.md lines 70-82) makes it clear that:
- The MSI has never supported per-user installations
- Version 4.92 only introduced an explicit error message when
MSIINSTALLPERUSER is passed
- Versions 4.91 and earlier accepted the flag but produced broken installations
Why this matters
Readers comparing these two pages will be confused about whether:
- The MSI ever supported per-user installations (it didn't)
- What changed in version 4.92 (only the error handling, not the capability)
An administrator reading the main installation page might incorrectly conclude that per-user MSI installations were possible before 4.92.
Suggested fix
Remove the version qualifier or clarify what changed in 4.92:
Option 1 (simplest):
The MSI installer only supports all-users installations. If you need a per-user installation, use the EXE installer.
Option 2 (if version context is important):
The MSI installer only supports all-users installations. (Version 4.92 and later explicitly reject per-user installation attempts; earlier versions accepted the flag but produced installations that couldn't be upgraded.)
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File:
content/manuals/desktop/enterprise/enterprise-deployment/msi-install-and-configure.mdIssue
Line 22 contains an ambiguous version qualifier that contradicts information in the FAQ:
This parenthetical "(version 4.92 and later)" suggests that the all-users-only restriction was introduced in version 4.92, implying the MSI may have supported per-user installations in earlier versions.
However, the FAQ (
faq.mdlines 70-82) makes it clear that:MSIINSTALLPERUSERis passedWhy this matters
Readers comparing these two pages will be confused about whether:
An administrator reading the main installation page might incorrectly conclude that per-user MSI installations were possible before 4.92.
Suggested fix
Remove the version qualifier or clarify what changed in 4.92:
Option 1 (simplest):
Option 2 (if version context is important):
Found by nightly documentation quality scanner