Windows Installer Version 4.5.6002 24433
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I have a windows server 2008 SP2 machine that has all latest windows updates installed...almost 250 or so updates listed. I am trying to figure out what update, if any, that may have installed windows installer version 4.5 6002 24433. If i look at the Released Versions List , the version that's listed for Server 2008 SP2 is 4.5 6002 18005. I want to rollback to this released version. So trying to figure out what update i need to uninstall. Any help is appreciated!
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I have a windows server 2008 SP2 machine that has all latest windows updates installed...almost 250 or so updates listed. I am trying to figure out what update, if any, that may have installed windows installer version 4.5 6002 24433. If i look at the Released Versions List , the version that's listed for Server 2008 SP2 is 4.5 6002 18005. I want to rollback to this released version. So trying to figure out what update i need to uninstall. Any help is appreciated!
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
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Can we ask why you need this? I am no server guy, but I don't think this is possible unless you exclude a hell of a lot of updates. Maybe flesh out your scenario a little bit? Also, you might be better off posting on serverfault.com (system administrators) rather than this coder-based community.
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 17:47
Hi Stein! This is in reference to another question you had answered for me link . This install team came back with - it works on another terminal server etc. So we figured the diff was this msiexec versions. The msi log showed some differences on the two machines and wanted to see if i could roll back to the version the install creation team had - which is 4.5.6002 18005 and compare apples to apples.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 18:23
Modifying the custom action settings did not work then?
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 19:06
Install creation team did not modify anything since it worked for them on a terminal server :(. Hence i am trying to see whatever i can figure out. Most research points to KB3072630 - unfortunately that update is not on this machine though. Even rolling back to the 18005 version is just a troubleshooting step.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 19:36
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I have a windows server 2008 SP2 machine that has all latest windows updates installed...almost 250 or so updates listed. I am trying to figure out what update, if any, that may have installed windows installer version 4.5 6002 24433. If i look at the Released Versions List , the version that's listed for Server 2008 SP2 is 4.5 6002 18005. I want to rollback to this released version. So trying to figure out what update i need to uninstall. Any help is appreciated!
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
AMSI Dev
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I have a windows server 2008 SP2 machine that has all latest windows updates installed...almost 250 or so updates listed. I am trying to figure out what update, if any, that may have installed windows installer version 4.5 6002 24433. If i look at the Released Versions List , the version that's listed for Server 2008 SP2 is 4.5 6002 18005. I want to rollback to this released version. So trying to figure out what update i need to uninstall. Any help is appreciated!
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
AMSI Dev
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
AMSI Dev
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
AMSI Dev
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
AMSI Dev
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asked Nov 19 at 14:55
AMSI Dev
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Can we ask why you need this? I am no server guy, but I don't think this is possible unless you exclude a hell of a lot of updates. Maybe flesh out your scenario a little bit? Also, you might be better off posting on serverfault.com (system administrators) rather than this coder-based community.
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 17:47
Hi Stein! This is in reference to another question you had answered for me link . This install team came back with - it works on another terminal server etc. So we figured the diff was this msiexec versions. The msi log showed some differences on the two machines and wanted to see if i could roll back to the version the install creation team had - which is 4.5.6002 18005 and compare apples to apples.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 18:23
Modifying the custom action settings did not work then?
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 19:06
Install creation team did not modify anything since it worked for them on a terminal server :(. Hence i am trying to see whatever i can figure out. Most research points to KB3072630 - unfortunately that update is not on this machine though. Even rolling back to the 18005 version is just a troubleshooting step.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 19:36
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Can we ask why you need this? I am no server guy, but I don't think this is possible unless you exclude a hell of a lot of updates. Maybe flesh out your scenario a little bit? Also, you might be better off posting on serverfault.com (system administrators) rather than this coder-based community.
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 17:47
Hi Stein! This is in reference to another question you had answered for me link . This install team came back with - it works on another terminal server etc. So we figured the diff was this msiexec versions. The msi log showed some differences on the two machines and wanted to see if i could roll back to the version the install creation team had - which is 4.5.6002 18005 and compare apples to apples.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 18:23
Modifying the custom action settings did not work then?
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 19:06
Install creation team did not modify anything since it worked for them on a terminal server :(. Hence i am trying to see whatever i can figure out. Most research points to KB3072630 - unfortunately that update is not on this machine though. Even rolling back to the 18005 version is just a troubleshooting step.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 19:36
Can we ask why you need this? I am no server guy, but I don't think this is possible unless you exclude a hell of a lot of updates. Maybe flesh out your scenario a little bit? Also, you might be better off posting on serverfault.com (system administrators) rather than this coder-based community.
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 17:47
Can we ask why you need this? I am no server guy, but I don't think this is possible unless you exclude a hell of a lot of updates. Maybe flesh out your scenario a little bit? Also, you might be better off posting on serverfault.com (system administrators) rather than this coder-based community.
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 17:47
Hi Stein! This is in reference to another question you had answered for me link . This install team came back with - it works on another terminal server etc. So we figured the diff was this msiexec versions. The msi log showed some differences on the two machines and wanted to see if i could roll back to the version the install creation team had - which is 4.5.6002 18005 and compare apples to apples.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 18:23
Hi Stein! This is in reference to another question you had answered for me link . This install team came back with - it works on another terminal server etc. So we figured the diff was this msiexec versions. The msi log showed some differences on the two machines and wanted to see if i could roll back to the version the install creation team had - which is 4.5.6002 18005 and compare apples to apples.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 18:23
Modifying the custom action settings did not work then?
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 19:06
Modifying the custom action settings did not work then?
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 19:06
Install creation team did not modify anything since it worked for them on a terminal server :(. Hence i am trying to see whatever i can figure out. Most research points to KB3072630 - unfortunately that update is not on this machine though. Even rolling back to the 18005 version is just a troubleshooting step.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 19:36
Install creation team did not modify anything since it worked for them on a terminal server :(. Hence i am trying to see whatever i can figure out. Most research points to KB3072630 - unfortunately that update is not on this machine though. Even rolling back to the 18005 version is just a troubleshooting step.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 19:36
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Can we ask why you need this? I am no server guy, but I don't think this is possible unless you exclude a hell of a lot of updates. Maybe flesh out your scenario a little bit? Also, you might be better off posting on serverfault.com (system administrators) rather than this coder-based community.
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 17:47
Hi Stein! This is in reference to another question you had answered for me link . This install team came back with - it works on another terminal server etc. So we figured the diff was this msiexec versions. The msi log showed some differences on the two machines and wanted to see if i could roll back to the version the install creation team had - which is 4.5.6002 18005 and compare apples to apples.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 18:23
Modifying the custom action settings did not work then?
– Stein Åsmul
Nov 19 at 19:06
Install creation team did not modify anything since it worked for them on a terminal server :(. Hence i am trying to see whatever i can figure out. Most research points to KB3072630 - unfortunately that update is not on this machine though. Even rolling back to the 18005 version is just a troubleshooting step.
– AMSI Dev
Nov 19 at 19:36