Installer Error 1723
I am facing this error
"Fatal Error 1723"
the error says that some dlls needed for completion could not be run.
on Fresh Win 98s I have tried updating to IE 6.0 but in vain.
Does any one have a clue how to get rid of this error.
My build is help up because of that.
Regards,
Atul.
"Fatal Error 1723"
the error says that some dlls needed for completion could not be run.
on Fresh Win 98s I have tried updating to IE 6.0 but in vain.
Does any one have a clue how to get rid of this error.
My build is help up because of that.
Regards,
Atul.
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Posted by:
reddy0904
15 years ago
I need an information how to repackage the "dotNetFx35setup.exe". I have tried to extract the setup but there is no use. When we install the setup there are two entries getting in the Add/Remover programs i.e DotnetFX3.0 SP1 and DotnetFX3.5 .
What is the best way to do the repackage the application.
What is the best way to do the repackage the application.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
15 years ago
What is the best way to do the repackage the application.The best way is to NOT re-package. The way forward is to use the tools already at your disposal, e.g. AppDeploy's Search and 'Package KB'. In the latter you'll find http://itninja.com/link/microsoft-.net-framework-3.0-administrator-deployment-guide
Also, it's not a good idea to resurrect posts, especially those which are almost 4 years old and even more so for those whose subject bears no resemblance to your question. :)
Posted by:
raymondha
14 years ago
error 1723 is because target machine windows installer version is lower than 3.0 .
go to microsoft site and update
to validate your version , cmd > msiexec
go to microsoft site and update
to validate your version , cmd > msiexec
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
1. Did you read post #3?
2. Advising the installation of an updated WI is poor advice.
1723 means that a DLL required by the installation (normally by a Custom Action) is missing. It's pretty common with older InstallShield-authored packages where one or more of the support DLLs have been deleted.
2. Advising the installation of an updated WI is poor advice.
1723 means that a DLL required by the installation (normally by a Custom Action) is missing. It's pretty common with older InstallShield-authored packages where one or more of the support DLLs have been deleted.
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