Can't install IIS on fresh Slipstreamed XP SP2
stumped
No problems until I try to install IIS:
Copy error:
Setup cannot copy the file staxmem.dll
...insert "Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 CD"...
So I insert CD, browse to i386 where staxmem resides but am continually
prompted for the file.
If I skip this file, I get same prompt for admexs.dll etc. etc.
Have tried redownloading the SP and pointing to extracted i386, still get
same errors
Have tried "updating" XP by rerunning SP2 setup, then pointing to
c:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386, still get same errors
Defininitely bemused...
Collin Peters
install IIS and get the exact problem with staxmem.dll. I do not have a
CD though, I just downloaded the patch and installed it. The default
directory for the prompt for staxmem.dll is c:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386
Any luck with this one yet?
Collin
Jeff Wiens
problem! I've been pulling my hair out.
The weirdest thing about the problem is it seems to be machine depenent.
On some machines, it works no problem but on others the problem crops up
(exact same image). Also, I've discovered it's not just IIS but any of
the Add/Remote Windows Components.
If anybody finds a solution to this, please post. Thanks!
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Bob
for this yet?
In the system event log I have a corresponding entry from
Windows File Protection saying:
"The system file c:\windows\system32\staxmem.dll could not
be copied into the DLL cache. The specific error code is
0x00000000 [The operation completed successfully.
]. This file is necessary to maintain system stability."
So why is WFP rejecting the SP2 file?
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>
Tammy
"stumped" wrote:
> Slipstreamed XP SP2 installed and running fine on clean hard drive.
>
> No problems until I try to install IIS:
>
> Copy error:
> Setup cannot copy the file staxmem.dll
> ....insert "Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 CD"...
Bob
for this yet?
In the system event log I have a corresponding entry from
Windows File Protection saying:
"The system file c:\windows\system32\staxmem.dll could not
be copied into the DLL cache. The specific error code is
0x00000000 [The operation completed successfully.
]. This file is necessary to maintain system stability."
So why is WFP rejecting the SP2 file?
>-----Original Message-----
>I am also having this problem. XP Pro... installed
SP2... tryed to
>install IIS and get the exact problem with staxmem.dll.
I do not have a
>CD though, I just downloaded the patch and installed it.
The default
>directory for the prompt for staxmem.dll is
c:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386
>
>Any luck with this one yet?
>
>Collin
>
>
>.
>
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J Picc
Rudolf Kotulan
esentutl /p %windir%\security\database\secedit.sdb
Then the setup worked correctly.
Good luck
Anon
Stumped no more.
Jason
store in your files.
JAson
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Rob B
i tried the
esentutl /p %windir%\security\database\secedit.sdb
and i still cant install IIS
its looking for admxprox.dll, and cant find on CD.
fravelgueAThotmailDOTcom
esentutl /p %windir%\security\database\secedit.sdb
I can install iis and all´s right.
But when i change my internet connection (from office to home), all come
back faults, then applications don´t run, i can´t run mmc, ...
Peter Toby
on my Windows XP Pro Laptop and was then able to successfully install
IIS.
Thanks a bunch for the help!
BTW, the IIS Service recently wasn't able to start. When I looked in
'Services' it had a permanent status of 'Starting' and I was unable to
use the Web Server on my laptop (I do web development) so I ran
'esentutl /p %windir%\security\database\secedit.sdb' again and now the
web server service starts automatically and all is working fine.
Scott Roberts
I had the same problem. I then ran esentutl /p
%windir%\security\database\secedit.sdb, and it was able to copy all of
the files correctly without a hitch. It stated the component
installation was successful, and prompted me to click "finish". All
seemed well. However...
After clicking to finish it, a box saying "XP Setup..." hung there on my
screen. It simply stayed there. After 15-20 minutes (long after it was
acting suspect), I brought up Task Manager. The setup was supposedly
still running -- and no "Not Responding" status. So I gave it more
time; literally a couple of hours. In the meantime, I was able to
access other programs on my computer with no problem or slowdown. The
"XP Setup" would not go away, even hours after it had supposedly
completed, so I had to end the process the task via Task Manager.
After several reboots and several more attempts to uninstall (it had
shown IIS as being checked (installed already?) in the Windows Component
Wizard) and install IIS, I still get the same XP Setup hangup every
time. I looked in the Administrative Tools, and no IIS. But strangely,
I see Inetinfo.exe in the running processes in Task Manager. My guess?
IIS had actually installed correctly, but since it never completed the
XP Setup process fully, Windows does not recognize it and doesn't show
it in the Admin Tools list, and therefore I have no way of accessing it.
Does anybody have anysuggestions on what to do?
Mike M
didnt help me solve my problem.
I'm having winxp with SP2 as all of you have however, i havent installed
IIS yet, and everytime i try installing it, i get Setup cannot copy the
file staxmem.dll
...insert "Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 CD"...
If any have a different solution for this problem pls let me know...
Regards,
Michel Mitri
Network Administrator
Rick Ahlander
this information:
Solution 1:
1. Run "esentutl /g %windir%\security\database\secedit.sdb" to see if
the DB is
corrupted.
2. If so, follow KB 278316
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;278316
3. Reboot if necessary
Solution 2:
1. Create an empty folder on your harddrive called something like
"c:\WinXp"
(name doesn’t really matter. Just make sure it is empty).
2. Copy the i386 folder off your original WinXP CD into your new empty
folder.
3. Put your WinXPSP2 CD in your drive.
4. Open a CMD prompt and change to the location of XPSP2.exe
5. Type "xpsp2.exe /integrate:c:\WinXp"
6. Attempt to install IIS again.
7. When it prompts for files point it to "c:\WinXP"
Good Luck
Jill Patrick
I had similar problem, spent 3 hours on the phone with microsoft they
had to refer me to someone else, and thanks to you it is now resolved
Qonnie
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