spss 13
i have spss 13 install as a admin and it works fine, but went i try to deploy via AD it install fine but i get a "spss processor is unavailable"
i try register but i still get the error, it only happen went i install it via silent mode if i install it non-silent it works fine,
i try register but i still get the error, it only happen went i install it via silent mode if i install it non-silent it works fine,
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Posted by:
linstead
18 years ago
thank i did try the registry file but it didn't fix the problem i will keep searching
Posted by:
Bigge
18 years ago
Here is some nicestuff i fund on SPSS support site!
http://support.spss.com/tech/troubleshooting/ressearchdetail.asp?ID=58336
login with guest/guest
Import the reg file to your MSI or MST
/Bigge
http://support.spss.com/tech/troubleshooting/ressearchdetail.asp?ID=58336
login with guest/guest
Import the reg file to your MSI or MST
/Bigge
Posted by:
MMA
18 years ago
Try searching the "User Interface Script Sequence" to see if there might occour a custom action sequens there.. That might explain why it wont work when u install it silent (without the "User Interface Script Sequence").
Posted by:
sejacru
18 years ago
Hello linstead,
I have the same error. Do you have a solution??????
ORIGINAL: linstead
i have spss 13 install as a admin and it works fine, but went i try to deploy via AD it install fine but i get a "spss processor is unavailable"
i try register but i still get the error, it only happen went i install it via silent mode if i install it non-silent it works fine,
I have the same error. Do you have a solution??????
Posted by:
linstead
18 years ago
The solution is i spoke with SPSS they said you have to run the program as admin once. so i have the program via script as admin them went they close it and click on the icon it excute with regular permission
Posted by:
sejacru
18 years ago
Oke thanx.
i have found out that my computer gets some standard machine policys from the netwerk so......my mistake. Now i have to find out with policy is killing spss.
i have found out that my computer gets some standard machine policys from the netwerk so......my mistake. Now i have to find out with policy is killing spss.
Posted by:
sejacru
18 years ago
The problem is setting rights to servdat.slm. I didn't downloaded the zip file just setting the rights.....
Just to let you guys know.
SPSS requires write permission to a hidden file called servdat.slm, which is located in the \windows\system32 (or winnt\system32) directory. Please download the following file from the SPSS FTP site.
ftp://ftp.spss.com/pub/spss/windows/56623.zip
Next, log on as an Administrator, extract the batch file, 56623.bat, to any location and double-click it. This file contains a command line that will grant all members of the Users group write permission to servdat.slm. Non-English operating system users will need to modify the batch file and replace "USERS" with the translated name. Also, if you do not wish to grant all users the aforementioned permission, please replace "USERS" with the preferred account/group. Finally, if you need to implement this permission on multiple machines, you can create a script to invoke the batch file on each machine.
If you have SPSS 14.0 for Windows, you can follow the above procedure for SPSS 13.0 for Windows. Alternatively, you can correct the problem by repairing your installation. Please follow the steps below:
1. Log on as a local Administrator.
2. Go to Start->Settings->Control Panel and double-click Add/Remove Programs.
3. Locate SPSS 14.0 for Windows and select the "Click here for support information" link.
4. Choose the Repair button.
Just to let you guys know.
ftp://ftp.spss.com/pub/spss/windows/56623.zip
Next, log on as an Administrator, extract the batch file, 56623.bat, to any location and double-click it. This file contains a command line that will grant all members of the Users group write permission to servdat.slm. Non-English operating system users will need to modify the batch file and replace "USERS" with the translated name. Also, if you do not wish to grant all users the aforementioned permission, please replace "USERS" with the preferred account/group. Finally, if you need to implement this permission on multiple machines, you can create a script to invoke the batch file on each machine.
If you have SPSS 14.0 for Windows, you can follow the above procedure for SPSS 13.0 for Windows. Alternatively, you can correct the problem by repairing your installation. Please follow the steps below:
1. Log on as a local Administrator.
2. Go to Start->Settings->Control Panel and double-click Add/Remove Programs.
3. Locate SPSS 14.0 for Windows and select the "Click here for support information" link.
4. Choose the Repair button.
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