Nero 8.1.1.4 Package failure and then working
At 2 PM i got this error
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Event Type: Error
Event Source: MsiInstaller
Event Category: None
Event ID: 11904
Date: 2/25/2009
Time: 2:40:49 PM
User: USER-2B16128AE7\nps
Computer: USER-2B16128AE7
Description:
Product: nero8 -- Error 1904. Module C:\Program Files\Common Files\Nero\Lib\BCGPOleAcc.dll failed to register. HRESULT -2147010895. Contact your support personnel.
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
Data:
0000: 7b 38 46 44 35 34 35 37 {8FD5457
0008: 44 2d 32 39 38 42 2d 34 D-298B-4
0010: 38 45 41 2d 39 36 46 39 8EA-96F9
0018: 2d 38 35 32 32 36 32 43 -852262C
0020: 33 41 45 31 38 7d 3AE18}
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This package was made for SP2 and I was installing this on SP3. Then uninstalled it and tried the version I had made and tested on SP3. Same error. I tried rebooting also but same result.
Finally I left it alone and then tried it at 11PM and it is working now. The only change I have done is to change my C drive to NTFS.
Where should I search more in such cases? Or just test it once more elsewhere and consider it solved?
_________________________________________________
Event Type: Error
Event Source: MsiInstaller
Event Category: None
Event ID: 11904
Date: 2/25/2009
Time: 2:40:49 PM
User: USER-2B16128AE7\nps
Computer: USER-2B16128AE7
Description:
Product: nero8 -- Error 1904. Module C:\Program Files\Common Files\Nero\Lib\BCGPOleAcc.dll failed to register. HRESULT -2147010895. Contact your support personnel.
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
Data:
0000: 7b 38 46 44 35 34 35 37 {8FD5457
0008: 44 2d 32 39 38 42 2d 34 D-298B-4
0010: 38 45 41 2d 39 36 46 39 8EA-96F9
0018: 2d 38 35 32 32 36 32 43 -852262C
0020: 33 41 45 31 38 7d 3AE18}
______________________________
This package was made for SP2 and I was installing this on SP3. Then uninstalled it and tried the version I had made and tested on SP3. Same error. I tried rebooting also but same result.
Finally I left it alone and then tried it at 11PM and it is working now. The only change I have done is to change my C drive to NTFS.
Where should I search more in such cases? Or just test it once more elsewhere and consider it solved?
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
15 years ago
The only change I have done is to change my C drive to NTFS.You're *seriously* running XP with FAT32? I'm speechless...
Posted by:
dvdzonenz
15 years ago
I had freshly imaged my new PC from a xp3 ghost image. That is why it was in fat32.
I prefer to keep my ghost images in fat format. They can be edited at will. I have added c:\task1.bat, c:\task2.bat to run in sysprep. They start various installations or convert.exe etc or useradd etc
I am on NTFS now. BTW I used my last 750 GB hdd in fat32 for months.
I prefer to keep my ghost images in fat format. They can be edited at will. I have added c:\task1.bat, c:\task2.bat to run in sysprep. They start various installations or convert.exe etc or useradd etc
I am on NTFS now. BTW I used my last 750 GB hdd in fat32 for months.
Posted by:
dvdzonenz
15 years ago
It is working now. I think it starts working after VMWare is installed. I will find more and post more details.
Also FAT32 is more useful than most people realise. I just had 4 files larger than 4 GB (Suse and Debian .iso files)
I just one PC and boot it as windows XP, Centos 5.2 and OSX. Even Windows XP does not support NTFS of Windows 2003.
HDD 1= Western Digital 1T, 2x FAT 32 partitions
HDD 2=Seagate 1TB, 300 mb fat, 200 MB NTFS, and 500 mb fat
hdd 3= 200 gb, 30 gb OSX and rest Centos 5.2
500 mb fat on HDD2 has movies and Virtual Machines together. When a virtual machine goes bigger than few movies go out.
So, this setup is not as backward as some of you may have thought!
Also FAT32 is more useful than most people realise. I just had 4 files larger than 4 GB (Suse and Debian .iso files)
I just one PC and boot it as windows XP, Centos 5.2 and OSX. Even Windows XP does not support NTFS of Windows 2003.
HDD 1= Western Digital 1T, 2x FAT 32 partitions
HDD 2=Seagate 1TB, 300 mb fat, 200 MB NTFS, and 500 mb fat
hdd 3= 200 gb, 30 gb OSX and rest Centos 5.2
500 mb fat on HDD2 has movies and Virtual Machines together. When a virtual machine goes bigger than few movies go out.
So, this setup is not as backward as some of you may have thought!
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