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Hi All,

 

Hope you can shed some light on this??

 

I'm having a little trouble installing SIMS on to client machines using simsinst.exe...

 

Error message is: This installation detected an old version of SIMSSQLInfrastructureSetup.exe Please ensure you have the latest version, then restart this installation.

 

 

Clients are Windows XP with DotNet 4 Full... (Although... I'm having the same problem with Windows 7 also)

 

Have a mapped drive pointing to the share containing SIMS.

 

Am I missing a trick here?

 

Gav

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In your Setups folder, what is the version number of your SIMSSQLInfrastructureSetup.exe?

 

Blimey, thanks for the speedy response...

 

The version number is 1.590.3.0

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Are you running it with local admin rights? Or try running "SIMSApplicationSetup.exe" to install clients, as the SIMSINST calls this file. I've had a lot of problems with Windows 7 but not XP.
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How did you get on. If you download an update CD iso from SupportNet for the version of SIMS you are currently on, then you should be able to find the relevant files you need there. Backup the old one, copy in the new and try again.
Posted
I had an error like this which I fixed by installing office.

I can't imagine how Office even knows about the SIMS setup file, maybe Capita have bought a stake in Microsoft :p

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I presumed it was the other way round in that Sims looks for office and errors if its not found.

I don't think so, but i'm sure i just read that is about to happen in the autumn release notes, to overcome some problem.

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