Re: Mp3 Repair Tool
Ingelore Clason
In some situations, your .NET Framework installation can become damaged and require repairs. This might be the case if your app crashes right after you try to start it or if you cannot install newer .NET Framework versions.
I ran into this weird issue with one of my users. Microsoft Outlook Inbox Repair Tool keeps popping up every time she starts Outlook, even after the repair is done, the Outlook still won't start. At this point, I just want to suppress it.
Here is one similar thread "Outlook won't start, says data file corrupted, but deleted data file" for your reference, according to tconrady's solution in the thread, you could try to modify/add the following registry keys to fix the Repair Tool issue:
Recently, there have been a lot of issues with the bots not being able to open Excel workbooks using the Excel scope activities. Usually, if you restart the bot, it runs fine but it is affecting multiple production bots sporadically.
en a lot of issues with the bots not being able to open Excel workbooks using the Excel scope activities. Usually, if you restart the bot, it runs fine but it is affecting multiple production bots sporadically.
Thanks for the response, @Raluca_Laic
On Client A - this started happening around september last year. This was the only client that started having issues after having bots in production for a while. We repaired, uninstalled/reinstalled 32/64-bit but nothing changed. Still had this error popup occasionally:
Are there any best practices? All i can think of is adding retry scope around Excel scope and try to keep the workbooks open wherever possible, but some redundancy on the activity itself would be ideal.
UiPath.Excel.Activities.ExcelProcessScopeX Opens or reuses Excel processes, loads the Excel project settings and applies them to the associated Excel file. This activity makes managing Excel processes easier by allowing you to configure the launch...
Just a warning to all portal admins looking to run the Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool. It takes a VERY long time. Ours has been running for 4 hours so far, and it's rolled back 4 of 7 patches so far. Will update once complete.
as @AmandaDeMedeiros says, we triangulated the issue to anti-virus (windows defender) on our Azure system. We now have a policy in place to pause anti-virus during a significant patching procedure such as this one.
What the tool is doing is identifying your patches for the broken one, and then it deletes the old patches and reapplies. If this is a production environment, I would recommend doing this during off hours. You could also check if the anti-virus is targeting ArcGIS Enterprise folders.
Exclude the following from your Anti-virus (default locations):
Thanks for these tips. We are running ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1 on Azure and we excluded these folders from the anti-virus while the patch remover tool and updates were running and then re-enabled after.
Took about 4-5 hours after hours to run the patch remover.
Glad I read about all of this first.
Thanks for the response, Damiano. I cancelled the Validation and Repair Tool as well and submitted a case to Esri. I hope they have something useful to contribute. The largest maintenance window that we can get is probably a weekend, but I'm not convinced that the Tool was actually doing anything. Task Manager and Resource Monitor showed virtually no activity. It's wild that this seems to be their solution...
Hi, my prusaslicer auto-repair tool doesnt work. I have the 2.7.1 version installed. But it didnt worked with ver. 2.6.0 either. The progess bar go to 50% then it just hung there and never finish the repair.
The repair tool works just fine with my PS 2.7.1. Have you tried it with a simple object? If you have some very challenging mesh, or a very complex mesh with millions of faces the auto-repair tool can take a very long time and during that time it will look as if it permanently froze. But it isn't. I have had some auto-repairs which took a whole night to complete and while doing so looked frozen until it is done.
It can help a lot if you use the "simplify model" tool before, just reduce the mesh to whatever the "Detail level high" setting suggests and check if you lost any significant details. If you lost something you can use a milder reduction by using the reduction by percent option. If the simplified model looks fine, proceed with the auto-repair tool. It should be a lot faster then.
It happen with every broken object i try to repair. And in the window repair, the progress bar goes only 50% and freeze there. And the text inside that window say "Item repaired by windows repair algorithms"
Indeed. PS is quite good at getting printable g-code out of almost any mesh, no matter how broken the meshes are you throw at it. However, not always. Sometimes there are issues with missing layers or even entire volumes.
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Esri announces the Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool. The Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool must be run on all 11.1, 10.9.1 and 10.8.1 machines with Portal for ArcGIS installed. The Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool is specifically for deployments on Windows.
The tool will validate your deployment and determine if the defective Portal for ArcGIS Enterprise Sites Security Patch is installed. If the defective patch is detected, you will be directed to use the tool to repair the deployment. The repair will remove the defective patch and all other Portal for ArcGIS patches on the deployment. After completing the repair, Portal for ArcGIS patches will need to be reapplied either through the ArcGIS Enterprise Patch Notification tool or by downloading patches available from Esri.
Esri recommends scheduling the repair, as well as the reinstallation of patches, during a planned maintenance timeframe. This is because the Enterprise portal will be inaccessible while the repair and patch reinstallation take place, which can be for several hours. The time needed for repair depends on the number of patches installed as well as hardware and machine resources. Note that repair time will be significantly longer for ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1 deployments than other versions. The Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool reports a progress status as each patch is removed. If the tool must be terminated during the repair, it is possible to re-run the tool and resume the repair, but only after the machine has been restarted. The tool creates a log file and details on how to use the log are found in the Additional details section.
All Portal for ArcGIS patches released as of December 2023 will have a prerequisite requiring that the Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool is run successfully. Only following the successful validation of a deployment will it be possible to install new Portal for ArcGIS patches. Therefore, you will need to run the Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool prior to installing any Portal for ArcGIS patches released as of December 2023.
March 21, 2024: Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool is now available for version 10.8.1. Refer to this Technical Support page for information about these bugs and Esri's planned response.
March 21, 2024: A new setup is now available for the Portal for ArcGIS 10.9.1 Validation and Repair tool. This new version of the tool includes resolutions for a possible upgrade failure and issues running the tool with no available disk space. This version also enhances tool resiliency when it is terminated during a repair and provides more informative logging. There is no need to run this new tool if you already used the previous version of the tool to successfully validate your Enterprise portal.
The new setup replaces the previous Portal for ArcGIS 10.9.1 Validation and Repair tool. When shown as available in the ArcGIS Enterprise Patch Notification tool, it is listed as Portal for ArcGIS 10.9.1 Validation and Repair (without the B suffix) with a release date of March 21, 2024; once installed, it is listed as Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair B. Note that the B version of the tool will run overtop of the previous version; there is no need to uninstall the previous version prior to running the new setup.
February 12, 2024: Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool is now available for version 10.9.1. Refer to this Technical Support page for information about these bugs and Esri's planned response.
December 12, 2023: Portal for ArcGIS Validation and Repair tool is currently only available for version 11.1 Refer to this Technical Support page for information about these bugs and Esri's planned response.
The ArcGIS product listed in the table must be installed on your system before you can run this tool. Each tool setup is specific to the ArcGIS product in the list. To determine which products are installed on your system, please see the How to identify which ArcGIS products are installed section.