Error 1904 on the clean OS
Hi All,
i posted this question on symantec site, but got no reply so far. i was wondering if someone here could help.
made a package in wise 6.2, i get 1904 error only when the installer runs on the clean OS for the first time, if i run it for the second time the installation goes on ok and all the dll files get registered.
I tried to remove selfreg entry and use CA to register all the dlls using regsvr32, but did not help. It is just the first time i run the installer i get the error1904, any idea why this happens.
If i try manually registering the dll's all get register or if other software is installed i do not have this issue.
i posted this question on symantec site, but got no reply so far. i was wondering if someone here could help.
made a package in wise 6.2, i get 1904 error only when the installer runs on the clean OS for the first time, if i run it for the second time the installation goes on ok and all the dll files get registered.
I tried to remove selfreg entry and use CA to register all the dlls using regsvr32, but did not help. It is just the first time i run the installer i get the error1904, any idea why this happens.
If i try manually registering the dll's all get register or if other software is installed i do not have this issue.
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Posted by:
jmaclaurin
13 years ago
I would hazaard a guess that the files are being copied after the registration step. You will need to check your sequences and move the the file registration to the end.
Posted by:
AngelD
13 years ago
Don't use self-registrations for COM-components, add it as advertised instead!
Posted by:
Netrock
13 years ago
Thanks for the reply.
Added a batch file to register all the dll's after the reboot.
Added a batch file to register all the dll's after the reboot.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
Added a batch file to register all the dll's after the reboot.Do you use a hammer to drive in screws, too? Why not learn how to do the job properly rather reaching for the blunt instrument?
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