I want to implement the Update functionality for one of my .NET application. I saw that the Advanced Installer contains this functionality.
Anybody recommends Advanced Installer for updating my app?
Also I d like to know if this can be done using Visual Studio Setup project.
If you are using a ClickOnce install then update will be an automatic feature, depending on how you ve setup ClickOnce. For more details on ClickOnce see this link. Unfortunately I do not think that the Visual Studio Setup project has such a feature. If you need an installer with update/patch functionality then I would recommend looking at WiX 3.
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