Internal Error 2714
Is anyone familiar with this error? I was trying to package Heat client application and I received the error:
Internal Error 2714. System32/Redist/MS/System.
Internal Error 2714. System32/Redist/MS/System.
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Posted by:
gmorgan618
18 years ago
I would check your Directory and File tables to see what reference you have to that location...
Your MSI maybe trying to install a file to a non-existant location.
or
you can just search for that string... if it is used in reference to a path then go to your Directory Table and find the correct variable and replace the hard coded entry... -- If you can't find it in the Directory table -- look for a entry that has System in the last column and trace that path -- sometimes paths are bulit by layering paths on top of each other...
Hope you can understand this...
Good luck
Your MSI maybe trying to install a file to a non-existant location.
or
you can just search for that string... if it is used in reference to a path then go to your Directory Table and find the correct variable and replace the hard coded entry... -- If you can't find it in the Directory table -- look for a entry that has System in the last column and trace that path -- sometimes paths are bulit by layering paths on top of each other...
Hope you can understand this...
Good luck
Posted by:
viswakar
18 years ago
Posted by:
wehttam
18 years ago
Posted by:
sikkert
18 years ago
ORIGINAL: wehttam
Thanks, looks like that did it. It works......
However, I am having this weird error now; I am getting tmp.edb could not be compressed. Is that the same case?
When I get that error, it is because I'm trying to compress a file that no longer exists. Tmp.edb sounds very much like a temporary file, that might have been deleted when the installation ends. Check if the file exist and have a size larger than 0kb. If not, delete it from the installation database and try again.
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