Application sharing could not be started because the application failed to
start in time.
Try again and you get:
Your attempt to start a conference was unsuccessful. If you need further
assistance, contact your system administrator.
I have tried many times to uninstall, re-install, and nothing works. I am
patched and running the latest versions of both applications. If I try with
the same user on another computer it works fine. The PC having the problem
was used in testing with LCS 2005, and then with OCS 2007. So there could be
something screwed up somewhere, but I don't know where to start. I also
don't want to reload this PC.
Any ideas?
Have you changed the default meeting policy to allow meetings?
--
Thomas Lee
(t...@psp.co.uk)
"An unknown error has occurred. Please contact your system administrator."
I can't get any further than this and really need some help fixing this. I
have a feeling there is some kind of registry issue, but uninstalling and
re-installing the software does not help. I need some manual removal
instructions. I tried searching for and deleting all relevant registry keys,
during the last uninstall. This also did not work, so if it is a registry
issue, its related to keys other than the obvious with the word communicator
and live meeting in it.
Any ideas?
In message <2376D8C7-802D-4B52...@microsoft.com>, Joe
Church <JoeC...@discussions.microsoft.com> writes
>I also just noticed that on this PC, if I go to start, all programs, and
>launch the live meeting client from there, it runs the windows installer each
>time, not just once but every time you open the client. Once you get into
>the client, if you to go the menu and select "open user accounts" you just
>get this error:
>
>"An unknown error has occurred. Please contact your system administrator."
>
>I can't get any further than this and really need some help fixing this. I
>have a feeling there is some kind of registry issue, but uninstalling and
>re-installing the software does not help. I need some manual removal
>instructions. I tried searching for and deleting all relevant registry keys,
>during the last uninstall. This also did not work, so if it is a registry
>issue, its related to keys other than the obvious with the word communicator
>and live meeting in it.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>"Thomas Lee" wrote:
>
>> In message <76B7417B-FEF0-442B...@microsoft.com>, Joe
>> Church <JoeC...@discussions.microsoft.com> writes
>> >Your attempt to start a conference was unsuccessful. If you need
>> >further assistance, contact your system administrator.
>>
>> Have you changed the default meeting policy to allow meetings?
>> --
>> Thomas Lee
>> (t...@psp.co.uk)
>>
--
Thomas Lee
(t...@psp.co.uk)
1004:
Detection of product '{7DB92914-0A00-48C6-8DBB-F8E9D02B78B1}', feature
'FEAT_LiveMeetingConsole', component '{180D7F35-DE7D-41CC-AFF0-4D18F93FA9DD}'
failed. The resource 'HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\meet\' does not exist.
Windows Installer reconfigured the product. Product Name: Microsoft Office
Live Meeting 2007. Product Version: 8.0.6362.41. Product Language: 0.
Reconfiguration success or error status: 1602.
Detection of product '{63BEF36D-1782-4506-ABA6-6672B54641E0}', feature
'FEAT_LiveMeetingConsole', component '{0F8849FA-EA95-446E-BA35-6B9EA93C1465}'
failed. The resource 'C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft
Shared\LiveMeeting Shared\RtcRouter.dll' does not exist.
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I tried a registry repair tool, it found a bunch of problems and fixed them.
However, when I re-install live meeting, again the registry keys are
inaccessible. I have to manually set the permissions. After I do that Live
Meeting will stop running the windows installer every time I open it.
However I still can't get into the user accounts option, so there must be
more registry keys that have bad permissions but I can't find a complete
list. This is really irritating.