Installation Problem

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Bill, May 4, 2006.

  1. Bill

    Bill Guest

    I was getting the following error when trying to upgrade from 2006 sp4
    to 2006 sp4.1 so I uninstalled sw2006 and now I get the same error
    trying to reinstall sw2006. Any suggestions?

    Error 1402, Could not open key: UNKNOWN\swBackOfficeCore.Class1\CLSID,
    Verfy that you have sufficient access to that key, or contact your
    support personnel.

    I do still have a working copy of sw2005 sp5 on this machine. Would
    that cuase any problems?

    Anti-virus if off.
    I have administrator rights.
    OS is Windows XP SP2.

    Thanks.
     
    Bill, May 4, 2006
    #1
  2. Bill

    Mr. Who Guest

    Well when I see key I think registry key. Maybe for some reason it
    can't modify that registry value? Other than that my thought is you
    have a bad download of 06. Try redownloading and making sure the
    checksum passes.
     
    Mr. Who, May 6, 2006
    #2
  3. Bill

    Bill Guest

    Got it working. Here is what I had to do.

    1. Go in the registry editor. The top most folder listed in
    HKEY_Classes_Root. Right-click on this folder and select PERMISSIONS
    from the menu.

    2. Once there, look through the permissions listed and make sure that
    Administrators and System are both listed. If they are not, please
    refer to the bottom of this write-up under "Conditional Step".

    3. If they are both listed, make sure that both have Full Control
    checked on ALLOW. If they are not yet checked, click in that box an
    select APPLY. This will put the proper permissions through the registry
    an should set you up for a good installation. Once finished with this
    area select OK
    and close the Registry Editor.

    4. Once done, retry the installation of Diskeeper.

    Conditional Step
    ---------------------
    If you've found that System and/or Administrators are not listed in the
    permissions section, you will need to add them. To do so, click the Add
    Button and in the following screen type System or Administrator
    depending on which is missing. (You may only do one at a time). Once
    typed select the CHECK NAME button which will end up highlighting the
    name and then you can select OK.
     
    Bill, May 7, 2006
    #3
  4. Bill

    Nascar Guest

    Same thing happened to me when I tried to update from 2006 SP3 to 4.1.
    The fix was just as was described. Something happened to change those
    permissions somehow. Something in the install?
     
    Nascar, May 8, 2006
    #4
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