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Aaron Burr
Dear People,
I have a new 2.6GHz Clone Computer, 512Mb Mm, 40Gig HDD,
DVD Rom, Onboard Everything, etc.
My 40Gig came from an older 550Mhz HP, which I had running
Windows 98SE. In the New Machine, I upgraded to Windows
2000. Boom--whole bunch of problems.
First found Viruses, and removed all. Have scanned the
HDD on a religious basis, Northon Professional AV doing
its job. I keep on getting a svhost failure, and the fix
of course is installing SP4.
Went to MS.com and did online upgrade. Failed several
times.
Then went to download.com and downloaded W2ksp4en.exe
(134Mb). Now have that on CD. CD Installation of SP4
fails.
It first loads fine and attempts to go through its
installation. Then, after it starts RUNNING PROCESSES
AFTER INSTALLATION, it then crashes, and comes up with the
dialog SP4iis with "UNABLE TO CONNECT TO METABASE"
Hitting "OK" (the only option) then brings up the
following dilog:
SETUP FAILED TG REMOVE 'ism.dll" SCRIPT MAPPING. SERVICE
PACT SETUP WAS ABORTED."
Hitting "OK" then gives yet another dialog:
"AN ERROR IN UPDATING YOUR SYSTEM WAS CANCELLED. SELECT
OK TO UNDO THE CHANGES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE, OR
SELECT 'CANCELLED TO QUIT. IF YOU SELECTEDD 'CANCEL' YOUR
SYSTEM WILL BE LEFT IN A PARTIAL UPDATED STATE AND MAY NOT
WORK CORRECTLY."
Hitting "OK" or "Caneal" each has no effect on the machine-
-machine still works intermittantly (fails with the SV
HOST, no cut and paste, etc., etc., etc ., etc.)
Next Dialog is:
"SERVICE PACK 4 INSTALLATION DID NOT COMPLETE."
I have reinstalled Windows 2000 from the disk (no
problem), I have scanned for viruses both online and
offline, ad infinitum.
Machine 'kinda' works okay-but has unnerving crippleware
problems that I want the SP4 to allieviate.
Please RSVP to (e-mail address removed)
Thank you.
IF anyone knows how to get this substantive problem into
Microsoft, do so, as I searched the database, and none
address this issue (SP4iis problem--(one did--but
offpoint), nor 'unable to connect to metabase" again
brought up another issue, unrelated.
Please RSVP
Aaron
I have a new 2.6GHz Clone Computer, 512Mb Mm, 40Gig HDD,
DVD Rom, Onboard Everything, etc.
My 40Gig came from an older 550Mhz HP, which I had running
Windows 98SE. In the New Machine, I upgraded to Windows
2000. Boom--whole bunch of problems.
First found Viruses, and removed all. Have scanned the
HDD on a religious basis, Northon Professional AV doing
its job. I keep on getting a svhost failure, and the fix
of course is installing SP4.
Went to MS.com and did online upgrade. Failed several
times.
Then went to download.com and downloaded W2ksp4en.exe
(134Mb). Now have that on CD. CD Installation of SP4
fails.
It first loads fine and attempts to go through its
installation. Then, after it starts RUNNING PROCESSES
AFTER INSTALLATION, it then crashes, and comes up with the
dialog SP4iis with "UNABLE TO CONNECT TO METABASE"
Hitting "OK" (the only option) then brings up the
following dilog:
SETUP FAILED TG REMOVE 'ism.dll" SCRIPT MAPPING. SERVICE
PACT SETUP WAS ABORTED."
Hitting "OK" then gives yet another dialog:
"AN ERROR IN UPDATING YOUR SYSTEM WAS CANCELLED. SELECT
OK TO UNDO THE CHANGES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE, OR
SELECT 'CANCELLED TO QUIT. IF YOU SELECTEDD 'CANCEL' YOUR
SYSTEM WILL BE LEFT IN A PARTIAL UPDATED STATE AND MAY NOT
WORK CORRECTLY."
Hitting "OK" or "Caneal" each has no effect on the machine-
-machine still works intermittantly (fails with the SV
HOST, no cut and paste, etc., etc., etc ., etc.)
Next Dialog is:
"SERVICE PACK 4 INSTALLATION DID NOT COMPLETE."
I have reinstalled Windows 2000 from the disk (no
problem), I have scanned for viruses both online and
offline, ad infinitum.
Machine 'kinda' works okay-but has unnerving crippleware
problems that I want the SP4 to allieviate.
Please RSVP to (e-mail address removed)
Thank you.
IF anyone knows how to get this substantive problem into
Microsoft, do so, as I searched the database, and none
address this issue (SP4iis problem--(one did--but
offpoint), nor 'unable to connect to metabase" again
brought up another issue, unrelated.
Please RSVP
Aaron