Response file entry to acknowledge installation change information (redistributable libraries)
- Last UpdatedMar 16, 2026
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Response file entry to acknowledge installation change information (redistributable libraries)
This release of System Platform does not install certain components from Microsoft and other third parties that were installed in prior versions because they are now out-of-support. You must acknowledge this change before you can install System Platform. The GUI-based installation process displays a form describing the change in behavior.
We strongly recommend that you do not use any libraries that are outside their published support life cycle. Libraries outside their support life cycle will not necessarily receive any further functional or security-related fixes from their vendors in the future.
Set the following parameter to true in your response file to indicate that you have read and acknowledged this information:
OutOfSupportRedistConsentForm.SRedistConsent=true
Installation will not succeed if the parameter is left at its default value, if the parameter is not present in the response file, or if the parameter has an invalid configuration.
Considerations for existing projects
If you are upgrading an existing project which includes custom-built executable components, and which were added to the system after installation, consider that they may rely on these older libraries. Examples include but are not limited to:
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Objects developed using the Application Object Toolkit (AOT)
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Custom script libraries (DLLs)
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Third-party custom-built .NET controls
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Remote Response Objects (RRO)
AVEVA recommends that you recompile these custom components using the latest redistributable libraries. You should request updates/upgrades for third-party controls, libraries, and components from their vendors.