New package: AMD.RyzenMaster version 2.14.1.3286

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Notes from me:

• De facto fixes Remove AMD.RyzenMaster version 2.8.0.1937 #41044

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Validation Pipeline Run WinGetSvc-Validation-65-267877-20250624-1

[stephengillie]

This package doesn't seem to work correctly. It appears to be the installer:

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I'm getting it to work on my end without any problems:

[DandelionSprout]

It seems on further testing that AMD's installer is indeed flawed.

The above screenshot on my end did not actually install the program, it just installed a register listing.

So trying to run the 3 extracted sub-installers inside the installer:

AMD Ryzen Master.msi (The 123 MB version; Jumps straight to an interruption error):

AMD Ryzen Master UI.exe:

But: RyzenMasterExtract\MSIFiles\Qt_Dependancies\Setup.exe if there is no particularly faulty installer registry listing present:

So somehow we'd need to get Winget to run 3 installers in immediate succession, which I'd understand if Winget would not be able to do:

• Run the 1st installer (amd-ryzen-master-2-14-1-3286.exe)
• Run the extracted 2nd installer (AMD Ryzen Master.msi; the 123 MB version)
• Run the 3rd installer (Setup.exe) that is extracted from the 2nd installer.

[DandelionSprout]

Attempting to research it more tonight, my current impression is that the 1st installer is self-extracting after all.