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VS .NET EA 2003 install fails on XP Pro

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Jim K - 26 Feb 2004 02:41 GMT
Installing VS .NET EA 2003 on a clean OS install on XP Pro.  Install fails what seems to be about 80% through the installation process with the following error: "Could not configure settings for Application Center Test Controller. Access is denied. (0x00000005)"  I've tried going through this process several times with no luck... Also it seems that the user that the installer creates, doesn't get deleted, as well as the ACT directory

What should I do
the_ol_bonehead - 28 Feb 2004 02:40 GMT
Don't know if I can help, but I installed EA on XP Pro without a hitch
(except for a problem with the 'Help' system).

1) Be sure you first check for and install any and all available windows
updates prior to the EA install.

2) Be sure you are logged in as an Administrator before the EA install.

But if you've already done all that, and if it still fails, someone else is
going to have to advise, 'cause that's all it took for me.

  / R

> Installing VS .NET EA 2003 on a clean OS install on XP Pro.  Install fails what seems to be about 80% through the installation process with the
following error: "Could not configure settings for Application Center Test
Controller. Access is denied. (0x00000005)"  I've tried going through this
process several times with no luck... Also it seems that the user that the
installer creates, doesn't get deleted, as well as the ACT directory.

> What should I do?
Kevin moran - 25 Nov 2004 12:37 GMT
Hi,

I am exactly the same problem.  Did you find any solution to this problem?

Thanks,
Kevin

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