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From: Scarchunk on 28 Nov 2009 01:06 The resolution for me was to uninstall any previous versions of windows search and then install search 4.0. After that power pack 3 installed fine. -- Scarchunk Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
From: Ryan Germann on 28 Nov 2009 18:23 On Nov 28, 1:06 am, Scarchunk <Scarchunk.42c...(a)no- mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote: > The resolution for me was to uninstall any previous versions of windows > search and then install search 4.0. After thatpowerpack3installed > fine. I found that if I just uninstalled Windows Search 3.01 then the Power Pack would install... that is, I did not install Search 4.0, and then Windows Update successfully applied the Power Pack and then I rebooted. All is well. Thanks to this thread I was able to resolve this.
From: macecil on 29 Nov 2009 09:25 "Ryan Germann" wrote: > On Nov 28, 1:06 am, Scarchunk <Scarchunk.42c...(a)no- > mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote: > > The resolution for me was to uninstall any previous versions of windows > > search and then install search 4.0. After thatpowerpack3installed > > fine. > > I found that if I just uninstalled Windows Search 3.01 then the Power > Pack would install... that is, I did not install Search 4.0, and then > Windows Update successfully applied the Power Pack and then I > rebooted. All is well. > > Thanks to this thread I was able to resolve this. I enabled the verbose install log according to the notes in this thread but the resulting log file was 1.2GB in size and I didn't feel like parsing through that much text. I did go in and clean up all the partially completed installs the previous attempts to install PP3 had left behind including the Windows Search 3.01. Then after rebooting PP3 was able to install. Perhaps it's just that Windows Search that's causing the problem. Is there even a need for a search indexer on a WHS that's used as a backup and file server?
From: Leftery on 12 Dec 2009 09:57 "Ryan Germann" wrote: > On Nov 28, 1:06 am, Scarchunk <Scarchunk.42c...(a)no- > mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote: > > The resolution for me was to uninstall any previous versions of windows > > search and then install search 4.0. After thatpowerpack3installed > > fine. > > I found that if I just uninstalled Windows Search 3.01 then the Power > Pack would install... that is, I did not install Search 4.0, and then > Windows Update successfully applied the Power Pack and then I > rebooted. All is well. > > Thanks to this thread I was able to resolve this. > . > This solution worked for me too. Search 3.01 was not cleanly uninstalled by search 4, there was still the Search 3 entry in the Add Remove programs list. Once the Search 3 entry was removed PP3 installed fine. Thanks for your help.
From: RN on 15 Dec 2009 15:51
I do not have Search 3.01 installed in my WHS (I can not find it in the Add/Remove programs) and I still have the same problem. Installation of PP3 fails. I already reinstalled my WHS some months ago and I do not want to do this again, just for the PP3. Even after reinstallation, I am not sure it would work! Can someone of Microsoft clearly explain the problem? It would be nice if you could solve this blocking issue. It's not only me who is having this problem I think. Thanks Microsoft! "Leftery" wrote: > > > "Ryan Germann" wrote: > > > On Nov 28, 1:06 am, Scarchunk <Scarchunk.42c...(a)no- > > mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote: > > > The resolution for me was to uninstall any previous versions of windows > > > search and then install search 4.0. After thatpowerpack3installed > > > fine. > > > > I found that if I just uninstalled Windows Search 3.01 then the Power > > Pack would install... that is, I did not install Search 4.0, and then > > Windows Update successfully applied the Power Pack and then I > > rebooted. All is well. > > > > Thanks to this thread I was able to resolve this. > > . > > > This solution worked for me too. Search 3.01 was not cleanly uninstalled by > search 4, there was still the Search 3 entry in the Add Remove programs list. > Once the Search 3 entry was removed PP3 installed fine. > > Thanks for your help. |