Installation of MCMS
Hi,
When i tried to install Microsoft Content Management Server it gives the message above!
I've installed J# .NET Redistributable Package Version 2.0 but it says that needs 3.0 i can't find the 3.0 in the download area.
Wich package sould i install in order to satisfy this requisite?
Thanks in advance, Bruno Franco.
Prerequisites
WARNING!
You have chosen to perform a complete installation; however, the following component(s) cannot be installed due to dependencies on applications that are not installed on this computer:
- - Need Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2002 (required by Developer Tools for Visual Studio.NET 2002)
- - Need Microsoft Visual J# .NET Redistributable Package Version 3.0 (required by Site Manager and Site Stager)
Microsoft Content Management Server SP1a Components
Answers
Hi -
I just had this problem too and figured out the resolution! The MCMS installation wants to find the J# package for the most recent .NEt framework you have installed. I had 3.0 installed, which you must too, so even thought J# 3.0 doesn't exist, MCMS was looking for it. Just uninstall 3.0, do your MCMS installation, and then re-install 3.0 later. That should fix the problem!
Good luck,
Jen
Hi Jen,
Thanks for the reply.
It worked, Bruno Franco.
All Replies
Hi -
I just had this problem too and figured out the resolution! The MCMS installation wants to find the J# package for the most recent .NEt framework you have installed. I had 3.0 installed, which you must too, so even thought J# 3.0 doesn't exist, MCMS was looking for it. Just uninstall 3.0, do your MCMS installation, and then re-install 3.0 later. That should fix the problem!
Good luck,
Jen
Hi Jen,
Thanks for the reply.
It worked, Bruno Franco.
Jennifer, you rock.
Cheers
I found a much easier way than to uninstall Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0, which was good for me because I have other applications which depend on 3.0 (Expression Blend, etc.)
This is a RegEdit thing, so the usual Warning About Tampering With The Registry apply/
In RegEdit, go to this key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\
Rename the subkey v3.0 to something else -- I used XXXv3.0XXX.
Now start the MS CMS install. Site Manager should now be enabled.
Be sure to re-rename the reg key back to its original value when you're done.
->Alan
This worked! Thanks.- It worked for me. Thanks.
- thank you, the reg edit worked perfectly:)
/Rasmus - Excellent. The registry fix worked for me and is the way forward!
Thanks


