IS Client installation error

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Ensure that the Windows SYSTEM32 directory is in the PATH.

Note also that Windows XP is not a supported operating system, in particular that in will not install at all on Windows XP Home.
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Thanks Ray

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Microsoft Windows XP - Professional - Version 2002 Service Pack 3

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No idea this OS supported or not?
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XP is not supported for the Server, period. And as noted, neither it nor the client will even attempt to install on XP Home. You should, however, be able to install the client on XP Pro without issue. :?

Not sure what's going on with your issue, do you have admin rights on the machine?
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chulett wrote:XP is not supported for the Server, period. And as noted, neither it nor the client will even attempt to install on XP Home.
Agree - But this is the case for XP professional. I have installed ones, IS client - 8.1 successfully on XP professional.
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Right, from Ray's reply I assumed we were talking installing the Server, not the Client and so updated my post before I saw your reply.
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OK, and I see from your initial post that you have admin rights. Just to be completely anal, have you verified that the SYSTEM32 directory is in your PATH?
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chulett wrote: have you verified that the SYSTEM32 directory is in your PATH?
Yes That is in path.
C:\WINDOWS\system32
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Post by ray.wurlod »

What we are actually asking is for the value of your PATH environment variable, not whether C:\Windows\System32 exists. In a CMD shell execute the command

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echo %PATH%
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Post by swades »

Thanks Ray,

One "\" was missing in the value of PATH environment variable. I corrected it, and able to install the IS client.

Thanks for your time.
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Ah... [facepalm] I was wondering why you felt the need to post the image. Nice catch, Mr Ray. :wink:
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