Setup error occurred with changing config.xml file for OneNote exploitation

Asked By alanjayason 20 points N/A Posted on - 10/06/2012

Hi,

I changed configure. xml file for OneNote exploitation.

 

I think it was ok. However, finally I noticed that my installer could not switch the above-mentioned configure file that I created.

 

I searched several sites to get a remedy of this issue but failed.

 

I do not know the reason behind it. If you have any idea for the issue, please help.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

The Setup configuration file\XXXOffice OneNote 2010 

XXXXStandard.WWconfig_onenote2010.xml is not valid. Run Setup 

again without using a Setup configuration file, or fix the configuration file.

                                       OK

 

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Answered By Nicke Baker 0 points N/A #160147

Setup error occurred with changing config.xml file for OneNote exploitation

Hello Alan,

If the version of windows that you have installed on your computer is not activated then you would face issues to use any applications once the product is expired. You might also be getting that issue due to corrupted installation of office on the computer, so you will need to check that.

Regards,

Nicke

 

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Answered By Davidson Mudge 0 points N/A #160148

Setup error occurred with changing config.xml file for OneNote exploitation

Hi Alan,

                This is a windows installer (Msi) issue, where in the path of the installer was not included in the Command of config.xml. You can resolve the problem by typing this in config.xml document, open it as notepad: %Windir%msiexec.exe

<Command Path-   “%Windir%msiexec.exe” Args=”/i\serversharemy.msi” Quiet Arg=”q/” ChainPosition= “after” Execute= “install”/>

%windir% it is the directory that contains the Windows files.

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