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From: Scott C. on 26 Apr 2010 16:43 The Exchange Routing Engine service will not start. The error is: The system cannot locate the specified path. Microsoft website says to reinstall the Exchange from cd drive:\setup\I386\setup.exe /disasterrecovery. When I try this it errors out telling me: You are attempting to install a version that is earlier than the current. What should I do? Thanks Scott
From: SteveB on 26 Apr 2010 18:47 Scott with all the issues you've had over the last few days it may be time to contact MS CSS. They are probably better suited to help you than through this newsgroup. "Scott C." <ScottC(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4FFB11E8-EE45-4469-9A70-7D4B3A7D1172(a)microsoft.com... > The Exchange Routing Engine service will not start. The error is: The > system > cannot locate the specified path. > > Microsoft website says to reinstall the Exchange from cd > drive:\setup\I386\setup.exe /disasterrecovery. When I try this it errors > out > telling me: You are attempting to install a version that is earlier than > the > current. > > What should I do? > > Thanks > Scott
From: Scott C. on 26 Apr 2010 20:10 That's too bad, because they want money just to email them a question never mind call them. My best bet seems to reinstall the whole SBS2003 and start over. Every wizard I try seems to have an error. "SteveB" wrote: > Scott with all the issues you've had over the last few days it may be time > to contact MS CSS. They are probably better suited to help you than through > this newsgroup. > > "Scott C." <ScottC(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:4FFB11E8-EE45-4469-9A70-7D4B3A7D1172(a)microsoft.com... > > The Exchange Routing Engine service will not start. The error is: The > > system > > cannot locate the specified path. > > > > Microsoft website says to reinstall the Exchange from cd > > drive:\setup\I386\setup.exe /disasterrecovery. When I try this it errors > > out > > telling me: You are attempting to install a version that is earlier than > > the > > current. > > > > What should I do? > > > > Thanks > > Scott > > > . >
From: Susan Bradley on 26 Apr 2010 21:29 Can I ask a dumb question, why do you expect that professional/trained support will be free? What is your time worth? Do you work for free? I know you are in a world of hurt here but sometimes I think we expect that everything should be free and that may be unrealistic. How much is your time worth? How much is this costing your firm? Sometimes you have to look at the price tag of not fixing things versus how much that call costs. Scott C. wrote: > That's too bad, because they want money just to email them a question never > mind call them. > > My best bet seems to reinstall the whole SBS2003 and start over. > > Every wizard I try seems to have an error. > > "SteveB" wrote: > > >> Scott with all the issues you've had over the last few days it may be time >> to contact MS CSS. They are probably better suited to help you than through >> this newsgroup. >> >> "Scott C." <ScottC(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:4FFB11E8-EE45-4469-9A70-7D4B3A7D1172(a)microsoft.com... >> >>> The Exchange Routing Engine service will not start. The error is: The >>> system >>> cannot locate the specified path. >>> >>> Microsoft website says to reinstall the Exchange from cd >>> drive:\setup\I386\setup.exe /disasterrecovery. When I try this it errors >>> out >>> telling me: You are attempting to install a version that is earlier than >>> the >>> current. >>> >>> What should I do? >>> >>> Thanks >>> Scott >>> >> . >> >>
From: SteveB on 26 Apr 2010 22:12
Yes Scott you pay for CSS but they will stick with you until the problem is resolved. Look back at the multiple issues in multiple threads you've posted and even though a number of people have tried their best to help you by its very nature asking in a newsgroup is not a quick and easy way of solving everything. "Susan Bradley" <sbradcpa(a)pacbell.net> wrote in message news:eD$Iaka5KHA.1888(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > Can I ask a dumb question, why do you expect that professional/trained > support will be free? > > What is your time worth? Do you work for free? > > I know you are in a world of hurt here but sometimes I think we expect > that everything should be free and that may be unrealistic. > > How much is your time worth? How much is this costing your firm? > Sometimes you have to look at the price tag of not fixing things versus > how much that call costs. > > Scott C. wrote: >> That's too bad, because they want money just to email them a question >> never mind call them. >> >> My best bet seems to reinstall the whole SBS2003 and start over. >> >> Every wizard I try seems to have an error. >> >> "SteveB" wrote: >> >> >>> Scott with all the issues you've had over the last few days it may be >>> time to contact MS CSS. They are probably better suited to help you than >>> through this newsgroup. >>> >>> "Scott C." <ScottC(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >>> news:4FFB11E8-EE45-4469-9A70-7D4B3A7D1172(a)microsoft.com... >>> >>>> The Exchange Routing Engine service will not start. The error is: The >>>> system >>>> cannot locate the specified path. >>>> >>>> Microsoft website says to reinstall the Exchange from cd >>>> drive:\setup\I386\setup.exe /disasterrecovery. When I try this it >>>> errors out >>>> telling me: You are attempting to install a version that is earlier >>>> than the >>>> current. >>>> >>>> What should I do? >>>> >>>> Thanks >>>> Scott >>> . >>> >>> |