I have a fresh install of CRM 2013. When I attempt to install Rollup 3 I get this error:
Microsoft Dynamics CRM English (United States) Language Pack is not
installed on this computer.
The English Language pack is installed, in fact if I try to reinstall it I get a error saying that it's already installed. I notice if I try to repair the Language Pack it also will say it isn't installed and therefore can't be repaired.
Another post on this site installed the French pack to get around this but that doesn't work for me.
Was searching for an answer to this question, and finally found the solution:
If you use Windows Update to installed Service Pack 1 it works around the issue where the MSI can't be used as an installer.
Windows Update
Related
I have problem trying to install visual c++ 2015. All I get is error Message. The error message is 0x80240017. I have tried several solutions provided online but it seems none of them is working for me. Some will tell me to fully uninstall then restart my PC and try to do the installation again.
I'm running windows 7 32bit.
Thanks so much in advance.
I'm very grateful to everyone.
I found the solution to my problem. The specifications of Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 indicate that your Operating System must have a Service Pack. Eg service pack 1 for win7.
You can check this by checking the properties of my computer. Right under the operating system it will be indicated if you have a service pack or not.
To get a service pack for windows 7 try to check for updates. Make sure you see service Pack 1. Or whatsoever. If not install the updates available and restart your PC then check for updates again. Then it should be there.
Thanks house for your contribution
I have visual studio 2017 v2 and am trying to install the Azure functions extension. I have tried on a fresh vs install on a fresh PC as well as an older one. Each time I get the error message 'The extension cannot be installed to this product due to prerequisites that cannot be resolved'. It doesn't tell me what they are or what I can do to resolve the problem. How can I fix the problem?
Last I checked (a couple of weeks ago) the Azure functions extensions/tooling is only available with VS2017 preview.
You can install it alongside your other stable VS2017 install - see the azure functions blog.
I am installing an old version of VB6. I had installed a previous version of the software, but uninstalled it. Now I get an error saying 'setup has detected that the service pack version of this system installed is newer that the update you are applying to it'. I searched in the registry for the appropriate keys to modify, however I have not found same. Any help would be appreciated.
Which versions do you have installed of VB6 and of the servicepack?
I suggest you uninstall all VB6 related items, reboot, and then install VB6 again.
After that download servicepack 6 from SP6 from the microsoft site and install that.
If you are still having problems you might try to uninstall all versions of visual studio and install in order of release, so first install VB6 and then install VB.net
I did a reinstall on my machines several times (xp, w7-32b, x7-64b) and never had any problems, but I always installed VB6 first, then its SP6, and then Visual Studio (2005) with its servicepacks, and then checked the windows update to make sure I didn't miss anything.
The solution is very simple but impossible.
I have office 2010 and office 2012 installed, VB6 fails to create a Word application object giving me no more than just a message saying that the DLL is not registered.
All attempts to remove and restore the DLL using the installer or third party DLL fails.
After removing everything office related and only installing office 2010, the application object gets created successfully. But this is not a viable solutions for our customers: we can't have them removing their Office suites for this.
Is there any other way?
I had a similar issue on my dev machine with two versions of office. Cast your eye over this article from Microsoft support they mention the /regserver command line option. The article is Office automation when multiple versions of Office are installed. By the looks of it I don't think you can force it to pick one version or the other but the /regserver will help you in your dev environment.
I'm creating my first install using the Install Shield version that ships with VS 2010.
On vista and 7 only the .NET 4.0 client is required, but on XP my application reqires:
.NET 2.0 (I think this is required
for the following prereqs)
XP Update KB968930 (Windows
Management Framework Core)
XP Update KB971513 (Microsoft Active
Accessibility Package)
SAPI 5.1 (Text to Speech and Speech
Recognition)
When testing the application I've just manually run the exe for each of those (for SAPI I used the old SAPI 5.1 sdk to make sure it's installed which seems overkill). I was thinking of just creating an exe file which would run all four executables and then run the installer (or I think I could via a VB Script inside Install Shield?)
I'm wondering if there is a cleaner way to check for these, prompt the user for each one, and then quietly install as part of the install using Install Shield? Or just a simple way to package them into an install.
Thanks for your help!!
InstallShield 2010 Limited Edition uses .PRQ files but doesn't come with a PRQ editor. You have a few options:
1) Work out the XML schema ( there's no XSD provided ) for the .PRQ files and edit it by hand and update the ISM XML by hand to reference the newly added PRQ files.
2) Spend about $1500 to upgrade to InstallShield 2010 Professional Edition.
3) Evaluate InstallShield 2010 Pro to generate the PRQ files and update the ISM by hand to reference the PRQ files ( way easier then #1 but still not for the faint of heart )
4) Engage a consultant to help you get this done. :-)