Dynamics GP Forum member named ‘BenefitElect’ shared this solution with us. This is a problem that’s otherwise impossible to track down. Thanks to BenefitElect and Microsoft Tech Support, it will be no problem for us.
A big THANK YOU to BenefitElect for sharing!
The Problem
Here’s the scenario, you’re installing Dynamics GP 2013 on a x64 workstation and you are greeted with the following:
"An error occurred while installing system components for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Bootstrapper. Setup cannot continue until all system components have been successfully installed."
When you click the details button, the following is displayed:
"Setup has detected that the file C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\VSDC0C4.tmp\Watson\dw20shared.msi' has either changed since it was initially published or may be corrupt."
The Solution
Here’s the solution from Microsoft Tech Support:
1. First, you will need to navigate to the folder where the setup.exe is for GP 2013. I would like you to copy the Watson folder out of the installation media and paste it into the C:\ root directory on the workstation. The Watson folder should contain three different files: dw20shared.msi, dw20sharedamd64.msi, and dw20sharedia64.msi.
2. Next, click Start > type in cmd and then right-click on the Command Prompt icon in the search results and then left-clicked on "Run as Administrator".
3. In the Command Prompt window, perform a change directory to the Watson folder:
cd\
cd C:\Watson
4. Next, you will need to execute the following command to install Dr. Watson for a 64-bit workstation.
msiexec /i dw20sharedamd64.msi APPGUID={91710409-8000-11D3-8CFE-0150048383C9} /qb+
If this runs successfully, you should be able to go back to the setup.exe to finish the bootstrap installation
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ReplyDeleteLeslie
Awesome! Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteLeslie
Fantastic! Thanks a ton!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the fix for Win7 32 bit and Great Plains 2010? I am getting this same error and need a fix fast!!
ReplyDeleteHave you tried the 32-bit version of Watson - dw20shared.msi?
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI have not tried this with the 32-bit of Watson. If you try it and it works, I would appreciate your e-mailing me and letting me know your experience. I will update this post with your findings. Thanks!
Leslie
It worked under 32-bit XP SP3 just execute dw20shared.msi with the same long APPGUID string instead of the dw20sharedamd64.msi
ReplyDeleteWent through many solutions, nothing helped; but your solution worked for my Microsoft setup bootstrapper has stopped working problem. Thank you so much! Keep doing the awesome work.
ReplyDeleteThat did it! Thanks so much!
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