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MS Access Forum / Developer Toolkits / August 2005installer fails, requires nt4sp6?!?!?
got a couple users of an access app i am working on that just got new machines with xp home sp2 pre-installed. when they try to run the installer i made with the packaging wizard that includes the system update and access 2002 runtime they get an error about: office system pack can not be installed... requires nt4 sp6 or later. i would hope that xpsp2 is a bit later than nt4sp6! what else would trigger this message?? hello?? did i not put this in the right way to get a response? > got a couple users of an access app i am working on that just got new > machines with xp home sp2 pre-installed. when they try to run the installer > i made with the packaging wizard that includes the system update and access > 2002 runtime they get an error about: office system pack can not be > installed... requires nt4 sp6 or later. i would hope that xpsp2 is a bit > later than nt4sp6! what else would trigger this message?? Hi Dave, Look at this article http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;837150  SignatureAlex Dybenko (MVP) http://Alex.Dybenko.com http://www.PointLtd.com > hello?? did i not put this in the right way to get a response? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> bit >> later than nt4sp6! what else would trigger this message?? thanks, either that is brand new or i am losing my touch searching the database... but i sure didn't find that last week when i started researching this problem. hopefully that is the fix, i did find a workaround by skipping the osp completely and just doing the 2002 runtime. its kind of funny, trying another 'fix' from a different article that says to run the osp installation manually results in a different error... it says the osp is not required on the systems. and sure enough the 2002 runtime seems to work just fine without it. > Hi Dave, > Look at this article [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >> bit > >> later than nt4sp6! what else would trigger this message?? asfasfasfafafafasfasf > hello?? did i not put this in the right way to get a response? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > installed... requires nt4 sp6 or later. i would hope that xpsp2 is a bit > > later than nt4sp6! what else would trigger this message?? > got a couple users of an access app i am working on that just got new > machines with xp home sp2 pre-installed. when they try to run the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > hope that xpsp2 is a bit later than nt4sp6! what else would trigger > this message?? I'm re-opening this issue... I've done the work around in: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;837150 It did work at the time (a few months ago). But now another client just got a new laptop from Dell with XP Pro, complete with patches and SPs, and he's getting the same message post work-around. I've checked the Ospfilelist.txt file, and the reference to Dbmsadsn.dll has been removed. Yes, I've checked for other versions of the file on my system. I've modified the correct one. I've even extracted the packeged file and the reference to the dll is gone. So...I've done the work-around, but still have the issue. Any input would be muchly appreciated! Signature-Larry Maximize Software, Inc. "The troll hasn't been born who can troll us worse than we troll ourselves." Hugh Beyer I think you just need to copy dbmsadsn.dll to the System32 directory thst usually solves it. They did not include it in the latest version of XP but the Runtime compiler looks for it unless you remove it from the setup ospfilelist.txt befor creating the runtime version. >> got a couple users of an access app i am working on that just got new >> machines with xp home sp2 pre-installed. when they try to run the [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Any input would be muchly appreciated! |
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