When installing IBM Watson Studio Desktop version the download gets to around 66% then starts throwing errors such as:
The 'connections' download was interrupted. Check your network connection and restart IBM Watson Studio.
The 'shaper' download was interrupted. Check your network connection and restart IBM Watson Studio.
The 'node' download was interrupted. Check your network connection and restart IBM Watson Studio.
Despite my internet connection being constant the entire time. I am running the installer with admin perms and have restarted it many times.
There is some download problems with the app, but if you close the installer and launch again, the installation is resumed.
Today I installed the WSD but I closed and restarted the install 4 or 5 times.
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I already had SQL Server 2019. After upgrading my Windows 10 to latest October Update, I found my SQL Server does not have latest service packs.
I downloaded latest service pack CU8 from Microsoft and ran it. After initializing set up, I get error
Attempted to perform an unauthorized operation
Many research and no luck even in SO.
Please advise.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/business/download
Please get the offline installer for latest Microsoft Edge (Chromium) on above link.
Once you have it, run Edge installer and then try to run SQL Update again.
This worked. I ran the latest Edge standalone install and it unblocked the MSSQL patch.
I also confirm that it works. Thanks
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/business/download
I can confirm this fixes the issue when trying to install SQL 2014 Express Advanced on Windows 10 with H2 update installed.
I had the same error, and installing the standalone Microsoft Edge fixes the error.
After reviewing the logs and digging into windows registry and security, I found the problem was "Microsoft Edge" registry key. Somehow it is read-only for administrator and I figured it out I need to use SYSTEM account to apply the service pack.
Finally I found I can do that using an executable in SysInternals package which is famous for doing weird things in Windows.
This is what I did to apply the service pack.
Run Cmd or PowerShell as Administrator
Go to SysInternals and make sure you have the PsExec64.exe there
Run below command:
.\PsExec64.exe -sid "D:\Downloads\SQLServer2019-KB4577194-x64.exe"
This way you will execute the service pack using SYSTEM account which has highest privilege.
Service pack installed successfully!
Recently I have installed sql server then was not able to create sql server integration project using sql server integration import project wizard.so uninstalled Visual studio, sql server data tools.
Now I have installed visual studio 2019. which was installed successfully and then started to installed sql server data tools. Which downloaded successfully and stuck after 80% of installation.
Please check below screenshot
After 5 hours, I looked in task manager and I don't know how their were 2 .exe was running.I changed priority to high for first one and ended second .exe task and sql server data tools installed successfully.
An alternate answer.
My corporate antivirus was likely fighting with the ssis Installer. After watching each of the executables peek the cpu on my machine back and fourth for 60 minutes and trying a reboot..ect.. I decided to disconnect from the internet.
This seemed to calm the security software and allow the installer to do it's thing.
Visual Studio (VS 2017) has started failing to deploy to my IoT device ... I recently started using a more recent version of Windows 10 IoT Core (upgraded from build 17134 to insider build 17692) and Visual Studio can no longer deploy UWP apps.
The reported error is:
DEP6957: Failed to connect to device [IP Address] using Universal
Authentication. Please verify the correct remote authentication mode
is specified in the project debug settings. COMException - Exception
from HRESULT: 0x801C0003
The IP address is valid and VS can see the device.
This seems to be an error reflecting a mismatch between the Windows SDK installed on the Visual Studio machine and the OS version on the IoT device.
For recent versions of Windows 10 IoT Core (I'm using the insider images that you can install through the Windows IoT Dashboard), a recent version of the Windows SDK (I used Windows 10 SDK 1803) must be installed on your deployment machine.
Also uninstalled and reinstalled UWP parts of VS as described above.
Finally, I clicked on "update" for the whole VS installation (Visual Studio Installation program). Drew 4GB out of the net over night and in the morning everything was working as it should...
When I try to deploy from a developer machine that is on another domain the deployment fails.
Visual Studio gives me this Message:
The Visual Studio 2015 Remote Debugger (MSVSMON.EXE) does not appear to be running on the remote computer. This may be because a firewall is preventing communication to the remote computer. Please see Help for assistance on configuring remote debugging.
Works fine when I deploy from a machine that is not in a domain.
I've been searching the web for days now but I'm not able to find any solution yet.
I'm guessing you have Windows 10 IoT-Core Build 10586 on your Pi, but you don't have Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 installed. You need to use the new Universal (Unencrypted Mode) authentication method with build 10586. You can read more about this issue here: http://embedded101.com/Blogs/David-Jones/entryid/721/Win-10-IoT-Core-Visual-Studio-2015-Update-1-App-Deployment-and-Debug-Requirements
I am trying to install Remote Desktop Services on my dedicated Windows 2012 server but the installation does not start at all. It just stays here:
I have tried restarting the server 2 times and I have run every Windows Update there is. I have tried selecting other features but it will not start the installation. I had it running for hours but it would not install at all (just as the screenshot) and I had to cancel it.
Can any one help me on how to get Remote Desktop Services installed somehow or another? Is there another way to get it installed? I am not in this case installing remotely.
This guide to install via the Powershell seems to help:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/manojnair/archive/2011/12/02/rds-powershell-tfm-part-i-installing-remote-desktop-role-services.aspx