Error 1609 while setup

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An error occured while applying security settings. Users is not a valid user
or group. This could be a problem with the package, or a problem connecting
to a domain controller on the network.
 
Hi

Workaround from Jacek Kolonko:

""
Maybe the following commands do work on Windows XP Home Ed.:
1. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /add
2. Install WindowsDefender.msi.
3. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /delete

This workaround has been tested on Windows XP Professional.""

Works perfect both for Home and Pro ! It´s a SID fault within the msi
for non english OS
 
plun said:
Hi

Workaround from Jacek Kolonko:

""
Maybe the following commands do work on Windows XP Home Ed.:
1. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /add
2. Install WindowsDefender.msi.
3. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /delete

This workaround has been tested on Windows XP Professional.""

Works perfect both for Home and Pro ! It´s a SID fault within the msi
for non english OS
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Worx in Norwegian (no) winxp home ed.
Thnx.
 
Worx in Norwegian (no) winxp home ed.
Thnx.
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Hi

Well, we have nearly all western locals
and MS stills investigate ;) It´s a shame !

Wake up Mr Dodson (MSFT) and make one official
workaround.

Embarrasing !

regards
plun
 
Doesn't work here: winxp home dutch sp2

plun said:
Hi

Well, we have nearly all western locals
and MS stills investigate ;) It´s a shame !

Wake up Mr Dodson (MSFT) and make one official
workaround.

Embarrasing !

regards
plun
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worked in second try
thnx

plun said:
Hi

Well, we have nearly all western locals
and MS stills investigate ;) It´s a shame !

Wake up Mr Dodson (MSFT) and make one official
workaround.

Embarrasing !

regards
plun
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This tip worked on Polish XP Pro SP2
thx

plun said:
Hi

Workaround from Jacek Kolonko:

""
Maybe the following commands do work on Windows XP Home Ed.:
1. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /add
2. Install WindowsDefender.msi.
3. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /delete

This workaround has been tested on Windows XP Professional.""

Works perfect both for Home and Pro ! It´s a SID fault within the msi
for non english OS
Click to expand...
 
Perfect as well for French OS.
Merci

--
DM

plun said:
Hi

Workaround from Jacek Kolonko:

""
Maybe the following commands do work on Windows XP Home Ed.:
1. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /add
2. Install WindowsDefender.msi.
3. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /delete

This workaround has been tested on Windows XP Professional.""

Works perfect both for Home and Pro ! It´s a SID fault within the msi
for non english OS
Click to expand...
 
Works on Norwegian XP pro too.

Guess the coders should be forced to read their own "designed for windows xp
logo guide".. Must be embaressing to release a product (beta) that does not
support other languages then English...

/Kjell
 
Thanks.


plun said:
Hi

Workaround from Jacek Kolonko:

""
Maybe the following commands do work on Windows XP Home Ed.:
1. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /add
2. Install WindowsDefender.msi.
3. (Start -> Run...) net localgroup Users /delete

This workaround has been tested on Windows XP Professional.""

Works perfect both for Home and Pro ! It´s a SID fault within the msi
for non english OS
Click to expand...
 
We are looking at the issue. Stay tuned :)

--
-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Windows Defender Beta Lead
MCSE, CISSP
http://blogs.technet.com/stevedod
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