April 30, 2012 at 12:43 pm
Hello all - I am having an issue isntalling SQL Server 2008 R2 on a desktop PC. Windows 7 Professional, 64 bit. .NET framework is 4.0. It installed perfectly on an identical machine (I'm only installing SSMS), but on this particular machine the DOS window flashes for a second and then nothing happense. SQLSetup.log contains the following:
04/30/2012 12:17:58.610 ======================================================================
04/30/2012 12:17:58.673 Setup launched
04/30/2012 12:17:58.688 Attempting to determine media source
04/30/2012 12:17:58.735 Media source value not specified on command line argument.
04/30/2012 12:17:58.751 Setup is launched from media directly so default the value to the current folder.
04/30/2012 12:17:58.782 Media source: D:\
04/30/2012 12:17:58.813 Attempt to determine media layout based on file 'D:\mediainfo.xml'.
04/30/2012 12:17:58.876 Media layout is detected as: Full
04/30/2012 12:17:58.938 Not a slip stream media, so continuing to run setup.exe from media.
04/30/2012 12:17:59.000 /? or /HELP or /ACTION=HELP specified: false
04/30/2012 12:17:59.016 Help display: false
04/30/2012 12:17:59.032 Checking to see if we need to install .Net version 3.5
04/30/2012 12:17:59.047 Determining the cluster status of the local machine.
04/30/2012 12:17:59.063 The local machine is not configured as a cluster node.
04/30/2012 12:17:59.094 Attempting to find media for .Net version 3.5
04/30/2012 12:17:59.110 .Net version 3.5 is installed
04/30/2012 12:17:59.141 RedistMSI::GetExpectedBuildRevision - Setup expects MSI 4.5.6001.22159 at the minimum
04/30/2012 12:17:59.156 Attempting to get Windows Installer version
04/30/2012 12:17:59.172 Windows Installer version detected: 5.0.7601.17514
04/30/2012 12:17:59.188 RedistMSI::IsVistaRTM - Not Vista RTM build
04/30/2012 12:17:59.203 Required version of Windows Installer is already installed
04/30/2012 12:17:59.219 Attempting to get Windows Installer version
04/30/2012 12:17:59.250 Windows Installer version detected: 5.0.7601.17514
04/30/2012 12:17:59.266 RedistMSI::IsVistaRTM - Not Vista RTM build
04/30/2012 12:17:59.281 Required version of Windows Installer is already installed
04/30/2012 12:17:59.297 Local setup.exe not found, so continuing to run setup.exe from media.
04/30/2012 12:17:59.312 Attempt to initialize SQL setup code group
04/30/2012 12:17:59.328 Attempting to determine security.config file path
04/30/2012 12:17:59.406 Checking to see if policy file exists
04/30/2012 12:17:59.422 .Net security policy file does not exist
04/30/2012 12:17:59.437 Attempting to create .Net security policy file
04/30/2012 12:17:59.484 Error: InitializeSqlSetupCodeGroupCore(64bit) failed
04/30/2012 12:17:59.515 Error: InitializeSqlSetupCodeGroup failed: 0x84C40013
04/30/2012 12:17:59.531 Setup closed with exit code: 0x84C40013
04/30/2012 12:17:59.562 ======================================================================
I've tried it from a folder on C:\ and from a DVD. Same result both times. the SQL Native client is already on this machine, version 9.0, but I can't believe that is causing the issue because of previous successes on the SSMS install. I'm kind of reached the end of the internet in looking for a solution. Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Gill
April 30, 2012 at 4:55 pm
When you launched setup.exe did you right-click and select 'run as administrator'? I have found that even though the account I am logged in with is a local admin, I still need to do the 'run as' to install to succeed.
May 1, 2012 at 12:56 am
04/30/2012 12:17:59.328 Attempting to determine security.config file path
04/30/2012 12:17:59.406 Checking to see if policy file exists
04/30/2012 12:17:59.422 .Net security policy file does not exist
04/30/2012 12:17:59.437 Attempting to create .Net security policy file
It says that the ".Net security policy file does not exist"....may be that file is missing from the .Net Framework in your system....
Have you tried installing the same SQL Server Setup on another machine??
If it works on another machine then you should probably remove the current .Net Framework that you have on your machine, re-install it and then try installing SQL Server.
May 1, 2012 at 6:33 am
Hello, yes, I've done the right-click --> Run as Administrator as well - no luck.
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