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Recently after installing GoodLink and an Exchange patch I recently
encountered problems with my add/remove programs in the Control Panel. This
error would appear:
res://appwiz.cpl/listbox.htc
Line:225
I click OK and at the top of the list it states "no programs installed"
however if i scroll down I see all my programs. Although the programs are
there all buttons change or remove are disabled. Aside from this everything
works fine however my fear is that this may present a problem on the server
down the road.
I've read the cautions for in-place upgrades in various MS articles however
TechRepublic articles say the in-place upgrade "will not" change my DC to a
member server.
Can anyone that has actually ran an in-place upgrade on a server tell me
what I can expect, provide any solid advice or offer an alternative fix?
I plan to work on this issue this weekend and any opinions from my peers
would be greatly appreciated.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.general (More info?)
Victor fumbled, fiddled and fingered:
> Recently after installing GoodLink and an Exchange patch I recently
> encountered problems with my add/remove programs in the Control
> Panel. This error would appear:
> res://appwiz.cpl/listbox.htc
> Line:225
>
> I click OK and at the top of the list it states "no programs
> installed" however if i scroll down I see all my programs. Although
> the programs are there all buttons change or remove are disabled.
> Aside from this everything works fine however my fear is that this
> may present a problem on the server down the road.
>
> I have done everything in article
> http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=266668 just short of the in-place
> upgrade which I'm hesitant to do on a AD server.
>
> I've read the cautions for in-place upgrades in various MS articles
> however TechRepublic articles say the in-place upgrade "will not"
> change my DC to a member server.
>
> Can anyone that has actually ran an in-place upgrade on a server tell
> me what I can expect, provide any solid advice or offer an
> alternative fix?
>
> I plan to work on this issue this weekend and any opinions from my
> peers would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Victor
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.general (More info?)
Steve, I thank you for your advice. After having run the SFC utility we
appeared to hang after the restart (roughly 20 minutes before deciding to
restart). We opted to restart into safe mode to review any errors in the
logs. We re-enabled services we had disabled prior to running the SFC.exe
and restarted. Voila, we came up and everything was perfect.
Thank you again your advice was most helpful.
"Steve Parry [MVP]" wrote:
> Victor fumbled, fiddled and fingered:
>
> > Recently after installing GoodLink and an Exchange patch I recently
> > encountered problems with my add/remove programs in the Control
> > Panel. This error would appear:
> > res://appwiz.cpl/listbox.htc
> > Line:225
> >
> > I click OK and at the top of the list it states "no programs
> > installed" however if i scroll down I see all my programs. Although
> > the programs are there all buttons change or remove are disabled.
> > Aside from this everything works fine however my fear is that this
> > may present a problem on the server down the road.
> >
> > I have done everything in article
> > http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=266668 just short of the in-place
> > upgrade which I'm hesitant to do on a AD server.
> >
> > I've read the cautions for in-place upgrades in various MS articles
> > however TechRepublic articles say the in-place upgrade "will not"
> > change my DC to a member server.
> >
> > Can anyone that has actually ran an in-place upgrade on a server tell
> > me what I can expect, provide any solid advice or offer an
> > alternative fix?
> >
> > I plan to work on this issue this weekend and any opinions from my
> > peers would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Victor
>
> not sure if it'll help but try
>
> from a CMD prompt
>
> SFC /PURGECACHE
>
> press enter
>
> then
>
> SFC /SCANNOW
>
> press enter, it'll probably want the OS CD
>
>
> --
> Steve Parry BA (Hons) MCP MVP
>
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ > http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk >
>
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.general (More info?)
Victor fumbled, fiddled and fingered:
> Steve, I thank you for your advice. After having run the SFC utility
> we appeared to hang after the restart (roughly 20 minutes before
> deciding to restart). We opted to restart into safe mode to review
> any errors in the logs. We re-enabled services we had disabled prior
> to running the SFC.exe and restarted. Voila, we came up and
> everything was perfect.
>
> Thank you again your advice was most helpful.
>
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