Updated for OS requirements change.

Files/Default.isl

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ WindowsServicePackRequired=This program requires %1 Service Pack %2 or later.
 NotOnThisPlatform=This program will not run on %1.
 OnlyOnThisPlatform=This program must be run on %1.
 OnlyOnTheseArchitectures=This program can only be installed on versions of Windows designed for the following processor architectures:%n%n%1
-MissingWOW64APIs=The version of Windows you are running does not include functionality required by Setup to perform a 64-bit installation. To correct this problem, please install Service Pack %1.
+MissingWOW64APIs2=The version of Windows you are running does not include functionality required by Setup to perform a 64-bit installation.
 WinVersionTooLowError=This program requires %1 version %2 or later.
 WinVersionTooHighError=This program cannot be installed on %1 version %2 or later.
 AdminPrivilegesRequired=You must be logged in as an administrator when installing this program.

Files/Languages/Dutch.isl

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ WindowsServicePackRequired=Dit programma vereist %1 Service Pack %2 of hoger.
 NotOnThisPlatform=Dit programma kan niet worden uitgevoerd onder %1.
 OnlyOnThisPlatform=Dit programma moet worden uitgevoerd onder %1.
 OnlyOnTheseArchitectures=Dit programma kan alleen geïnstalleerd worden onder versies van Windows ontworpen voor de volgende processor architecturen:%n%n%1
-MissingWOW64APIs=De versie van Windows die u gebruikt bevat niet de door Setup benodige functionaliteit om een 64-bit installatie uit te voeren. Installeer Service Pack %1 om dit probleem te corrigeren.
+MissingWOW64APIs2=De versie van Windows die u gebruikt bevat niet de door Setup benodige functionaliteit om een 64-bit installatie uit te voeren.
 WinVersionTooLowError=Dit programma vereist %1 versie %2 of hoger.
 WinVersionTooHighError=Dit programma kan niet worden geïnstalleerd onder %1 versie %2 of hoger.
 AdminPrivilegesRequired=U moet aangemeld zijn als een systeembeheerder om dit programma te kunnen installeren.

ISHelp/isetup.xml

@@ -100,9 +100,9 @@ Inno Setup is a <i>free</i> installer for Windows programs by Jordan Russell and
 
 <ul>
 
-<li>Support for every Windows release since 2000, including: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2000. (No service packs are required.)</li>
+<li>Support for every Windows release since 2006, including: Windows 10, Windows 10 on ARM, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Vista. (No service packs are required.)</li>
 
-<li>Extensive support for installation of <link topic="32vs64bitinstalls">64-bit</link> applications on the 64-bit editions of Windows. The x64, ARM64 and Itanium architectures are supported. (On the Itanium architecture, Service Pack 1 or later is required on Windows Server 2003 to install in 64-bit mode.)</li>
+<li>Extensive support for installation of <link topic="32vs64bitinstalls">64-bit</link> applications on the 64-bit editions of Windows. The x64, ARM64 and Itanium architectures are supported.</li>
 
 <li>Extensive support for both administrative and <link topic="admininstallmode">non administrative installations</link> installations.</li>
 
@@ -849,15 +849,15 @@ For example: If you used <tt>{src}\MYPROG.EXE</tt> on an entry and the user is i
 <p>A minimum <link topic="winvernotes">Windows version</link> for the entry to be processed. If you use "0" then the entry will never be processed. <link topic="buildnumnotes">Build numbers and/or service pack levels</link> may be included. This overrides any <tt>MinVersion</tt> directive in the script's <tt>[Setup]</tt> section.</p>
 <p>An entry without a <tt>MinVersion</tt> parameter is always processed, unless other parameters say it shouldn't be.</p>
 <example>
-<pre>MinVersion: 10.0</pre>
+<pre>MinVersion: 6.2</pre>
 </example>
 </param>
 
 <param name="OnlyBelowVersion">
-<p>Essentially the opposite of <tt>MinVersion</tt>. Specifies the minimum <link topic="winvernotes">Windows version</link> for the entry <i>not</i> to be processed. For example, if you put <tt>6.0</tt> and the user is running Windows 2000 or XP, the entry <i>will</i> be processed, but if the user is running Windows Vista (which reports its version as 6.0) or later, it will <i>not</i> be processed. Putting "0" means there is no upper version limit. <link topic="buildnumnotes">Build numbers and/or service pack levels</link> may be included. This overrides any <tt>OnlyBelowVersion</tt> directive in the script's <tt>[Setup]</tt> section.</p>
+<p>Essentially the opposite of <tt>MinVersion</tt>. Specifies the minimum <link topic="winvernotes">Windows version</link> for the entry <i>not</i> to be processed. For example, if you put <tt>6.2</tt> and the user is running Windows 7, the entry <i>will</i> be processed, but if the user is running Windows 8 (which reports its version as 6.2) or later, it will <i>not</i> be processed. Putting "0" means there is no upper version limit. <link topic="buildnumnotes">Build numbers and/or service pack levels</link> may be included. This overrides any <tt>OnlyBelowVersion</tt> directive in the script's <tt>[Setup]</tt> section.</p>
 <p>An entry without an <tt>OnlyBelowVersion</tt> parameter is always processed, unless other parameters say it shouldn't be.</p>
 <example>
-<pre>OnlyBelowVersion: 10.0</pre>
+<pre>OnlyBelowVersion: 6.2</pre>
 </example>
 </param>
 
@@ -1906,7 +1906,7 @@ Filename: "http://www.example.com/"
 </param>
 
 <param name="AppUserModelID">
-<p>Specifies the Windows 7 Application User Model ID for the shortcut. Ignored on earlier Windows versions. This parameter can include constants.</p>
+<p>Specifies the Windows 7 (or later) Application User Model ID for the shortcut. Ignored on earlier Windows versions. This parameter can include constants.</p>
 <example>
 <pre>AppUserModelID: "MyCompany.MyProg"</pre>
 </example>
@@ -2604,7 +2604,7 @@ Filename: "{app}\MYPROG.EXE"; Description: "Launch application"; Flags: postinst
 <p>This flag cannot be combined with the <tt>runasoriginaluser</tt> flag.</p>
 </flag>
 <flag name="runasoriginaluser">
-<p>Valid only in a [Run] section. If this flag is specified and the system is running Windows Vista or later, the spawned process will execute with the (normally non-elevated) credentials of the user that started Setup initially (i.e., the "pre-UAC dialog" credentials).</p>
+<p>Valid only in a [Run] section. If this flag is specified, the spawned process will execute with the (normally non-elevated) credentials of the user that started Setup initially (i.e., the "pre-UAC dialog" credentials).</p>
 <p>This is the default behavior when the <tt>postinstall</tt> flag is used.</p>
 <p>If a user launches Setup by right-clicking its EXE file and selecting "Run as administrator", then this flag, unfortunately, will have no effect, because Setup has no opportunity to run any code with the original user credentials. The same is true if Setup is launched from an already-elevated process. Note, however, that this is not an Inno Setup-specific limitation; Windows Installer-based installers cannot return to the original user credentials either in such cases.</p>
 <p>This flag cannot be combined with the <tt>runascurrentuser</tt> flag.</p>
@@ -3921,7 +3921,7 @@ Name: portablemode; Description: "Portable Mode"</pre></example>
 <body>
 <p>This directive lets you specify a minimum <link topic="winvernotes">version of Windows</link> that your software runs on. <link topic="buildnumnotes">Build numbers and/or service pack levels</link> may be included.</p>
 <p>If the user's system does not meet the minimum version requirement, Setup will give an error message and exit.</p>
-<p>For compatibility with previous versions of Inno Setup, separate Windows 95/98/Me and Windows NT version numbers may be specified, separated by a comma. Example: <tt>MinVersion=0,5.0</tt>. The Windows 95/98/Me version number (the first number) must be <tt>0</tt>, however, as Inno Setup no longer supports Windows 95/98/Me.</p>
+<p>For compatibility with previous versions of Inno Setup, separate Windows 95/98/Me and Windows NT version numbers may be specified, separated by a comma. Example: <tt>MinVersion=0,6.2</tt>. The Windows 95/98/Me version number (the first number) must be <tt>0</tt>, however, as Inno Setup no longer supports Windows 95/98/Me.</p>
 </body>
 </setuptopic>
 
@@ -3931,7 +3931,7 @@ Name: portablemode; Description: "Portable Mode"</pre></example>
 <body>
 <p>This directive lets you specify a minimum <link topic="winvernotes">version of Windows</link> that your software <i>will not</i> run on. Specifying "0" means there is no upper version limit. <link topic="buildnumnotes">Build numbers and/or service pack levels</link> may be included.</p>
 <p>This directive is essentially the opposite of <link topic="setup_minversion">MinVersion</link>.</p>
-<p>For compatibility with previous versions of Inno Setup, separate Windows 95/98/Me and Windows NT version numbers may be specified, separated by a comma. Example: <tt>OnlyBelowVersion=0,10.0</tt>. The Windows 95/98/Me version number (the first number) isn't used, however, as Inno Setup no longer supports Windows 95/98/Me.</p>
+<p>For compatibility with previous versions of Inno Setup, separate Windows 95/98/Me and Windows NT version numbers may be specified, separated by a comma. Example: <tt>OnlyBelowVersion=0,6.2</tt>. The Windows 95/98/Me version number (the first number) isn't used, however, as Inno Setup no longer supports Windows 95/98/Me.</p>
 </body>
 </setuptopic>
 
@@ -3947,15 +3947,19 @@ Name: portablemode; Description: "Portable Mode"</pre></example>
 <setupvalid><tt>admin</tt>, or <tt>lowest</tt></setupvalid>
 <setupdefault><tt>admin</tt></setupdefault>
 <body>
+<!--
 <p>The effect of this directive depends on which version of Windows the user is running:</p>
 <p><b>On Windows Vista and later:</b></p>
+-->
 <p>This directive affects whether elevated rights are requested (via a User Account Control dialog) when the installation is started.</p>
 <p>When set to <tt>admin</tt> (the default), Setup will always run with administrative privileges and in <link topic="admininstallmode">administrative install mode</link>. If Setup was started by an unprivileged user, Windows will ask for the password to an account that has administrative privileges, and Setup will then run under that account.</p>
 <!-- <p>When set to <tt>none</tt>, Setup will only run with administrative privileges if it was started by a member of the Administrators group. Do not use this setting unless you are sure your installation will run successfully on unprivileged accounts.</p> -->
 <p>When set to <tt>lowest</tt>, Setup will not request to be run with administrative privileges even if it was started by a member of the Administrators group and will always run in <link topic="admininstallmode">non administrative install mode</link>. Do not use this setting unless you are sure your installation will run successfully on unprivileged accounts.</p>
+<!--
 <p><b>On earlier versions of Windows:</b></p>
 <p>This directive specifies the minimum user privileges required to run the installation.</p>
 <p>When set to <tt>admin</tt> (the default), Setup will only run if the user is a member of the Administrators group and will always run in <link topic="admininstallmode">administrative install mode</link>. Otherwise, it will display the following message and exit: "You must be logged in as an administrator when installing this program."</p>
+-->
 <!-- <p>When set to <tt>none</tt> Setup will not check the user's group membership. Do not use this setting unless you are sure your installation will run successfully on unprivileged accounts.</p> -->
 <p>When set to <tt>lowest</tt> Setup will not check the user's group membership and will always run in <link topic="admininstallmode">non administrative install mode</link>. Do not use this setting unless you are sure your installation will run successfully on unprivileged accounts.</p>
 <p><b>See also:</b><br/>
@@ -4287,7 +4291,7 @@ UninstallDisplayIcon={app}\MyProg.exe,1
 
 <setuptopic directive="UninstallDisplaySize">
 <body>
-<p>On Windows 7 and newer, Setup uses this directive to set the <tt>EstimatedSize</tt> value in the Uninstall registry key when possible since the Windows 7 <i>Add/Remove Programs</i> Control Panel (called <i>Program and Features</i>) no longer automatically calculates it. If an <tt>UninstallDisplaySize</tt> is not set, Setup estimates the size itself by taking the size of all files installed and adding any <tt>ExtraDiskSpaceRequired</tt> values set. Note: Windows 7 without any service pack only supports the display of values smaller than 4 GB.</p>
+<p>On Windows 7 and later, Setup uses this directive to set the <tt>EstimatedSize</tt> value in the Uninstall registry key when possible since the Windows 7 <i>Add/Remove Programs</i> Control Panel (called <i>Program and Features</i>) no longer automatically calculates it. If an <tt>UninstallDisplaySize</tt> is not set, Setup estimates the size itself by taking the size of all files installed and adding any <tt>ExtraDiskSpaceRequired</tt> values set. Note: Windows 7 without any service pack only supports the display of values smaller than 4 GB.</p>
 <p>Set in bytes. (1048576 bytes = 1 megabyte)</p>
 <example><pre>UninstallDisplaySize=1073741824</pre></example>
 </body>
@@ -5071,7 +5075,7 @@ DiskSliceSize=1457664
 <p>Normally, you should not change this directive from its default value unless your application contains native 64-bit binaries.</p>
 <p>Be sure you have read the <link topic="64bitlimitations">64-bit Installation Limitations</link> topic before setting this directive.</p>
 <p>If your application runs only on 64-bit processor architectures, you should set <link topic="setup_architecturesallowed">ArchitecturesAllowed</link> to the same value as this directive to prevent Setup from running on 32-bit Windows.</p>
-<p>Setup can only run in 64-bit install mode on versions of Windows that provide the API support Inno Setup requires (e.g. RegDeleteKeyEx). All x64 editions provide the necessary APIs, however Itanium editions prior to Windows Server 2003 SP1 do not. If the user is running an older Itanium version of Windows, Setup will display a message (<tt>MissingWOW64APIs</tt>) recommending that the user install a service pack, and exit.</p>
+<p>Setup can only run in 64-bit install mode on versions of Windows that provide the API support Inno Setup requires (e.g. RegDeleteKeyEx). All x64 known editions provide the necessary APIs but if they are lacking anyway, Setup will display a message (<tt>MissingWOW64APIs2</tt>), and exit.</p>
 <p><b>See also:</b><br/>
 <link topic="setup_architecturesallowed">ArchitecturesAllowed</link></p>
 </body>
@@ -5322,7 +5326,7 @@ SignTool=byparam format c:
 <p>If set to <tt>yes</tt> or <tt>force</tt> and Setup is not running silently, Setup will pause on the <i>Preparing to Install</i> wizard page if it detects applications using files that need to be updated by the [Files] or [InstallDelete] section, showing the applications and asking the user if Setup should automatically close the applications and restart them after the installation has completed.</p>
 <p>If set to <tt>yes</tt> or <tt>force</tt> and Setup is running silently, Setup will always close and restart such applications, unless told not to via the command line.</p>
 <p>If set to <tt>force</tt> Setup will force close when closing applications, unless told not to via the command line. Use with care since this may cause the user to lose unsaved work.</p>
-<p>Note: Setup uses the Windows <extlink href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa373524.aspx">Restart Manager</extlink> API to close and restart applications, which is available only on Windows Vista / Windows Server 2008 and newer.</p>
+<p>Note: Setup uses the Windows <extlink href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa373524.aspx">Restart Manager</extlink> API to close and restart applications.</p>
 <p><b>See also:</b><br/>
 <link topic="setup_closeapplicationsfilter">CloseApplicationsFilter</link><br/>
 <link topic="scriptevents" anchor="RegisterExtraCloseApplicationsResources">RegisterExtraCloseApplicationsResources</link><br/>

ISHelp/isxfunc.xml

@@ -357,11 +357,11 @@ end;</pre></example>
       <function>
         <name>GetWindowsVersion</name>
         <prototype>function GetWindowsVersion: Cardinal;</prototype>
-        <description><p>Returns the version number of Windows packed into a single integer. The upper 8 bits specify the major version; the following 8 bits specify the minor version; the lower 16 bits specify the build number. For example, this function will return $05000893 on Windows 2000, which is version 5.0.2195.</p>
+        <description><p>Returns the version number of Windows packed into a single integer. The upper 8 bits specify the major version; the following 8 bits specify the minor version; the lower 16 bits specify the build number. For example, this function will return $0A002800 on Windows 10 Version 1507, which is version 10.0.10240.</p>
 <p>To retrieve just the major version number, use: "GetWindowsVersion shr 24". To retrieve just the minor version number, use: "(GetWindowsVersion shr 16) and $FF". To retrieve just the build number, use: "GetWindowsVersion and $FFFF".</p></description>
-        <example><pre>function IsWindowsXPOrLater: Boolean;
+        <example><pre>function IsWindows8OrLater: Boolean;
 begin
-  Result := (GetWindowsVersion &gt;= $05010000);
+  Result := (GetWindowsVersion &gt;= $06020000);
 end;</pre></example>
         <seealso><p><link topic="isxfunc_GetWindowsVersionEx">GetWindowsVersionEx</link></p></seealso>
       </function>
@@ -429,30 +429,6 @@ begin
     Exit;
   end;
 
-  // On Windows 2000, check for SP4
-  if Version.NTPlatform and
-     (Version.Major = 5) and
-     (Version.Minor = 0) and
-     (Version.ServicePackMajor &lt; 4) then
-  begin
-    SuppressibleMsgBox('When running on Windows 2000, Service Pack 4 is required.',
-      mbCriticalError, MB_OK, IDOK);
-    Result := False;
-    Exit;
-  end;
-
-  // On Windows XP, check for SP2
-  if Version.NTPlatform and
-     (Version.Major = 5) and
-     (Version.Minor = 1) and
-     (Version.ServicePackMajor &lt; 2) then
-  begin
-    SuppressibleMsgBox('When running on Windows XP, Service Pack 2 is required.',
-      mbCriticalError, MB_OK, IDOK);
-    Result := False;
-    Exit;
-  end;
-
   Result := True;
 end;</pre></example>
       </function>
@@ -468,8 +444,6 @@ end;</pre></example>
         <prototype>function IsWin64: Boolean;</prototype>
         <description><p>Returns True if the system is running a 64-bit version of Windows. If False is returned, you cannot utilize any of Inno Setup's 64-bit-only features.</p>
 <p>Do not use this function to detect <link topic="32vs64bitinstalls">64-bit install mode</link>, use <link topic="isxfunc_Is64BitInstallMode">Is64BitInstallMode</link> instead.</p></description>
-        <remarks><p>This function will always return True on an x64 edition of Windows.</p>
-<p>For this function to return True on an Itanium edition of Windows, the system must be running Windows Server 2003 SP1 or later. Older versions lack APIs that Inno Setup requires (e.g. RegDeleteKeyEx).</p></remarks>
         <example><pre>begin
   // Check IsWin64 before using a 64-bit-only feature to
   // avoid an exception when running on 32-bit Windows.
@@ -593,15 +567,15 @@ end;</pre></example>
 <p>This function is provided for backward compatibility only, and may be removed in a future release. New scripts should use <link topic="isxfunc_GetWindowsVersion">GetWindowsVersion</link> or <link topic="isxfunc_GetWindowsVersionEx">GetWindowsVersionEx</link> instead.</p></description>
         <remarks><p>Prior to Inno Setup 5.5.0, this function returned <tt>irInstall</tt> rather than a Boolean True value. <tt>irInstall</tt> is now defined as an alias for True.</p></remarks>
         <example><pre>// Old method, deprecated
-function IsWindowsXPOrLater: Boolean;
+function IsWindows8OrLater: Boolean;
 begin
-  Result := InstallOnThisVersion('0,5.1', '0,0');
+  Result := InstallOnThisVersion('0,6.2', '0,0');
 end;
 
 // New method
-function IsWindowsXPOrLater: Boolean;
+function IsWindows8OrLater: Boolean;
 begin
-  Result := (GetWindowsVersion &gt;= $05010000);
+  Result := (GetWindowsVersion &gt;= $06020000);
 end;</pre></example>
         <seealso><p><link topic="isxfunc_GetWindowsVersion">GetWindowsVersion</link><br />
 <link topic="isxfunc_GetWindowsVersionEx">GetWindowsVersionEx</link></p></seealso>
@@ -1783,7 +1757,7 @@ end;</pre></example>
         <description><p>Creates a shortcut to a file or folder. Returns the resulting filename of the link, which may differ from <tt>Filename</tt> if it ended up creating a .pif file instead of a .lnk file. On failure, an exception will be raised.</p>
 <p><b>Parameters:</b><br />
 <i>Filename</i><br />Filename of the shortcut file to be created. This should be the full path and must end with ".lnk".<br />
-<i>Description</i><br />Description of the link. This will be displayed on Windows 2000/XP and other supporting OS when the user hovers the mouse over the file or shows the properties.<br />
+<i>Description</i><br />Description of the link. This will be displayed on a supporting OS when the user hovers the mouse over the file or shows the properties.<br />
 <i>ShortcutTo</i><br />Target file for the shortcut. This must be the full path to the file. Double quotation marks to surround the path will be added automatically.<br />
 <i>Parameters</i><br />Parameters to pass to the target file of the shortcut. Parameters which may include spaces should have double quote marks surrounding them. e.g. <tt>ExpandConstant('"{app}\foo"')</tt><br />
 <i>WorkingDir</i><br />Working directory for the target file. This should be set to an absolute directory.<br />
@@ -2486,7 +2460,6 @@ end;</pre></example>
         <name>BrowseForFolder</name>
         <prototype>function BrowseForFolder(const Prompt: String; var Directory: String; const NewFolderButton: Boolean): Boolean;</prototype>
         <description><p>Displays a dialog box that enables the user to select a directory. The current value of Directory is used as the initially selected directory. If NewFolderButton is True, a <i>New Folder</i> button will be shown, allowing the user to create new folders. Returns True if the user selected a directory and clicked OK, False otherwise. The selected directory is returned in the Directory string.</p></description>
-        <remarks><p>On Windows versions prior to XP, passing False in the NewFolderButton parameter has no effect; the New Folder button will always be shown. This is a Windows limitation.</p></remarks>
       </function>
       <function>
         <name>ExitSetupMsgBox</name>

Projects/Main.pas

@@ -3086,7 +3086,7 @@ begin
           if not IsWin64 then begin
             { A 64-bit processor was detected and 64-bit install mode was requested,
               but IsWin64 is False, indicating required WOW64 APIs are not present }
-            AbortInitFmt1(msgMissingWOW64APIs, '1');
+            AbortInit(msgMissingWOW64APIs2);
           end;
           Initialize64BitInstallMode(True);
         end

Projects/MsgIDs.pas

@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ type
     msgLicenseLabel,
     msgLicenseLabel3,
     msgLicenseNotAccepted,
-    msgMissingWOW64APIs,
+    msgMissingWOW64APIs2,
     msgMustEnterGroupName,
     msgNewFolderName,
     msgNoProgramGroupCheck2,

whatsnew.htm

@@ -156,8 +156,9 @@ For conditions of distribution and use, see <a href="http://www.jrsoftware.org/f
 
 <p>Some messages have been added and changed in this version:<!-- (<a href="https://github.com/jrsoftware/issrc/commit/b0cd1a0177b818e36734026c67dc24f01ad6a0d0">View differences in Default.isl</a>).--></p>
 <ul>
-  <li><b>New messages:</b> AbortRetryIgnoreChooseAction, AbortRetryIgnoreRetry, AbortRetryIgnoreProceedAnyway, AbortRetryIgnoreCancel, ExistingFileReadOnlyAbortRetryIgnore, ExistingFileReadOnlyRetry, ExistingFileReadOnlySkip, FileAbortRetryIgnoreProceedAnywayNotRecommended, FileAbortRetryIgnoreSkipNotRecommended, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideInstruction, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideTaskDialogText1, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideMsgBoxText1, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideTaskDialogText2, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideMsgBoxText2, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideAllUsers, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideAllUsersRecommended, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideCurrentUser, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideCurrentUserRecommended, UninstallDisplayNameMark, UninstallDisplayNameMarks, UninstallDisplayNameMark32Bit, UninstallDisplayNameMark64Bit, UninstallDisplayNameMarkAllUsers, UninstallDisplayNameCurrentUser.</li>
+  <li><b>New messages:</b> AbortRetryIgnoreChooseAction, AbortRetryIgnoreRetry, AbortRetryIgnoreProceedAnyway, AbortRetryIgnoreCancel, ExistingFileReadOnlyAbortRetryIgnore, ExistingFileReadOnlyRetry, ExistingFileReadOnlySkip, FileAbortRetryIgnoreProceedAnywayNotRecommended, FileAbortRetryIgnoreSkipNotRecommended, MissingWOW64APIs2, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideInstruction, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideTaskDialogText1, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideMsgBoxText1, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideTaskDialogText2, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideMsgBoxText2, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideAllUsers, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideAllUsersRecommended, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideCurrentUser, PrivilegesRequiredOverrideCurrentUserRecommended, UninstallDisplayNameMark, UninstallDisplayNameMarks, UninstallDisplayNameMark32Bit, UninstallDisplayNameMark64Bit, UninstallDisplayNameMarkAllUsers, UninstallDisplayNameCurrentUser.</li>
   <li><b>Changed message:</b> ExistingFileReadOnly.</li>
+  <li><b>Removed message:</b> MissingWOW64APIs.</li>
 </ul>
 
 <p>Note: Only the official English and Dutch (Netherlands) translations have been updated for these changes at this moment. See the <a href="http://www.jrsoftware.org/files/istrans/">Inno Setup Translations</a> page for more information.</p>