Adobe, Oracle, Google is all in that count. Several major third-party vendors provide both EXE and MSI format installers which actually do not work well with each other i.e. You need to remove the previous versions by either purposely placing another Uninstall.exe in the same folder where the old MSI is looking for it, or you should remove all versions manually prior to installing anything new.
The package you deployed cannot take the 'user action' because it installs silently, which leads to the SPS package being blocked to proceed with the removal.This can fail the SPS packages to install correctly because the MSI installer requires input, but the input is hidden behind BITS, and the application has no way of getting to continue.It says that the original MSI installer is missing and it leaves the error window pending. Error code shows on the screen when you try to remove the old version manually.The old-version you are trying to patch had been installed with MSI installer and this installer is no longer present on the system which makes it impossible to uninstall it. The package that fails might be different kind - Adobe Flash, Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat, Java, Google Chrome, etc. You might have several different packages failing at the same time on some machines.įor example, on machine A you might have Flash and Chrome failing, while on machine B you only get Chrome failing and only Flash failing on machine C. The symptoms may vary on a per-case basis, but as long as you have these error codes you shall focus on finding which of the following causes is the source: Missing old MSI Installer
How the failure looks like through SCCM deployments Causes You might have also noticed similar error 0x80070643 displayed in System Center Configuration Manager, or within the WindowsUpdate.log file (if publishing via WSUS). You looked at the C:\Windows\SecuniaPackage.log on the failing systems and you determined error code 1603 to be returned after installation of the SPS package initiated.
The package ends up installing on many machines, but some/many failed to install the package. You create an SPS package and deploy it via WSUS or SCCM server. It also includes valid points and considerations to help you working with packages in a more simple and straightforward fashion. This article explains how you should evaluate technical problems with the installation of SPS packages.
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