Hi, during preparing for the Upgrade to vCenter Server 4.0 to 4.1 U1 i run the vCenter Agent Preupgrade Check Tool. In step pre-check i get the following error back: [VCAgentU:Error:P: 5] 2011-03-18 12:03:39.992 RMI Error Vmomi.AgentManager. Tale Genji Seidensticker Ebook. Upgrade - 13Error type='Vmomi.Fault.AgentInstallFailed' MessageCannot install the vCenter agent service. Cannot verify the installer signature/Message DetailedMessageCannot install the vCenter agent service. Cannot verify the installer signature/DetailedMessage/Error What does thies error mean and which steps do i need to fix it?

Kind regards, Sascha. Kerwin, Maybe I am not clear, but that's my point that the Task Sequence is to control and perform all system restarts when it runs!

However, the Windows Package Manager is enforcing system restarts while it's not supposed to. During the Task Sequence,Windows features are installed by a Powershell script. The powershell script is configured to NOT restart the system, and the Task Sequence subsequently nicely performs the restart after the Windows RDS role/feature has been installed.

The problem is, after the Task Sequence restarted the system, the Windows Package Manager wants to perform a post-install configuration upon Windows startup for the previously installed Windows RDS Role! That's were things go wrong, as it performs the configuration and then enforces a restart. The SCCM Client is still initializing before it can continue the Task Sequence it was assigned to So, I totally agree with you, however when you read my post properly, you would understand that I am following the 'guidelines' and let the Task Sequence perform all restarts. It's just that the Windows Package Manager is enforcing restarts without any notice or possible intervention during Windows startup! What is commonly referred to as a coincidence still happend for a reason!

Advanced INF Installer Error unregistering the ocx c:Program FilesLizardtechLizardtech Djvu ControlDjVuCnt.dll Once the user presses a key or moves the mouse the message dissapears. I tried to run the disk clean up command in Windows 7 Home Premium and received the following message: Advanced INF installer error unregistering the OCX C: windows.

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Hi, Which operating system is installed on the computer? Do you get it when you connect to the internet?

When did the issue start? See: “How to troubleshoot possible causes of Internet connection problems in Windows XP”:Troubleshoot Internet connection problems “ “Why can’t I connect to internet?” http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Why-can-t-I-connect-to-the-Internet. Hi, Thank you for posting here in Microsoft Community.