The file is stored on security-enhanced servers that help prevent any unauthorized changes to the file. Note Only the binary for the Msi. The version number is 3. All other binaries of the Windows Installer 3. This redistributable component is only for bit operating systems. You cannot install this component on a computer that is running the bit versions of Windows Server or of Windows XP.
You can install Windows Installer 3. Windows Installer 3. You cannot install this redistributable on the bit and bit versions of Windows Server SP1. To update the bit and bit versions of Windows Server SP1, or to update the bit versions of Windows XP, download the hotfix that is described in Microsoft Knowledge Base article instead of the v2 package. For more information about Windows Installer 3. Microsoft Windows Installer 3.
New minor UpdateTargetRTMProperty property: Patch files can now target both the original release baseline and the latest service-pack-level baseline that is on the system. New x64 and Msix64 properties: Packages can now use the x64 and Msix64 properties to indicate x64 processor-based operating system support. Flyweight patching is now an opt-in behavior: Windows Installer 3. By default, this functionality was enabled for all patches.
The MsiGetFileHash function now works correctly for very large unversioned files. These files may be about 2 GB. The MediaSrcProp property of a patch is now set to the original launched-from location when the patch is installed. The MediaSrcProp property is set to the cached patch location for subsequent transactions.
Target information for a custom action is no longer logged when the custom action fails if the custom action is marked to hide the target. Applying a full-file Windows Installer 2. Sequence column of File table includes values larger than In Windows Installer 3. This issue is now fixed. The patch sequencer no longer incorrectly rejects a valid patch during administrative image patching. Windows Installer no longer fails silently when the installer tries to update a file that is protected by the Windows File Protection feature.
For help in troubleshooting Windows installer issues, click the following article numbers to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:. You can also search the Microsoft Knowledge Base for articles that are specific to your application.
Progress bar now works correctly even if the package installs more than 2GB of files. Patching of isolated components now works. NetBIOS name is a 15 character name that is used for identifying our computers on the network.
It is continued on through the NT 4. The problem that Microsoft had originally with DNS is that all of its entries had to be statically entered DNS became a dynamic tool later. So, WINS was the solution that solved this particular problem. With Windows the DNS service became more of a dynamic service. It could dynamically register clients and use that information to register the IP address. At that point Microsoft went back to using the DNS service as its primary name resolution service.
As we moved into the dynamic DNS, Microsoft had to adjust the names. Instead of being just a NetBIOS name, now we also add the domain information to the name structure as well. Although most computers have a single IP address, and a single default Gateway, notice that on the IP Settings tab we can configure multiple addresses and gateways. Here we can edit DNS settings for our computer. Of course, the primary DNS server needs to be placed first on the list.
Another thing that we can do here is to to append additional suffixes. Here we can also add, remove, and control the order of our WINS servers. Once again, we have to put our primary WINS server at the top of the list.
NetBIOS names are simple names, and can contain only 15 characters. If we ping the name of the computer, and get an error, we know that we have problem with our name service. Another thing we can do is to try and re-register with our DNS server.
We can have multiple DNS servers defined. The primary DNS server needs to be placed first on the list. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Prerequisites: no prerequisites.
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