J
John
I have a Windows 2000 Server with Service Pack 2 that displays an
"MsiExec.exe-Ordinal Not Found" diaglogue box upon login. The
specific message in the dialogue is, "The ordinal 222 could not be
located in the dynamic link library msi.dll". Upon looking into
control panel, add/remove programs, only the small icons appear for
the installed programs but no description of the programs nor the
change/remove button. I believe the ordinal error and the absence of
programs in Add/Remove are related.
In looking through postings in this group, it seems this issue has
arisen on a number of machines that were installed with the beta
version of Windows 2000. This server was not. In fact, it is a fresh
install of the RTM of Windows 2000. Also, I could not find any
specific fix prescribed.
Any ideas on a fix? If the
answer is to update the service pack, please comment whether you know
for
certain that the later service packs specifically list this as a
problem that gets fixed. Thanks.
"MsiExec.exe-Ordinal Not Found" diaglogue box upon login. The
specific message in the dialogue is, "The ordinal 222 could not be
located in the dynamic link library msi.dll". Upon looking into
control panel, add/remove programs, only the small icons appear for
the installed programs but no description of the programs nor the
change/remove button. I believe the ordinal error and the absence of
programs in Add/Remove are related.
In looking through postings in this group, it seems this issue has
arisen on a number of machines that were installed with the beta
version of Windows 2000. This server was not. In fact, it is a fresh
install of the RTM of Windows 2000. Also, I could not find any
specific fix prescribed.
Any ideas on a fix? If the
answer is to update the service pack, please comment whether you know
for
certain that the later service packs specifically list this as a
problem that gets fixed. Thanks.