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KB936929 Setup Error - mmcxfcr.dll


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Guest SteveDB
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Hello and Greetings,

I'm having a particularly interesting problem installing SP3. The

installation seems to go well until receiving a "Copy Error" message. It

reads as follows:

"An error occurred while copying file mmcfxcr.dll. Cannot copy file to

destination directory. Click Retry to retry the operation or clock Cancel to"

 

That it for the first message. I am allowed to browse for the file and can

see it in the temp installation directory created during the install of SP3.

It will not however allow me to get past the error.

 

I extracted the file using the /x parameter, copied to the

c:\windows\system32 directory manually and tried to use regsvr32 to register

the file to see if that would help. No go.

 

The following error message came up after cancelling the installation:

"The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect."

 

Any idea what the problem could be and what to do?

 

P.S. I am a local admin and domain admin. Using Domain Admin to install 1st,

tried local admin afterwards, still no go.

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SteveDB

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Guest Thee Chicago Wolf
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Re: KB936929 Setup Error - mmcxfcr.dll

 

>Hello and Greetings,

>I'm having a particularly interesting problem installing SP3. The

>installation seems to go well until receiving a "Copy Error" message. It

>reads as follows:

>"An error occurred while copying file mmcfxcr.dll. Cannot copy file to

>destination directory. Click Retry to retry the operation or clock Cancel to"

>

>That it for the first message. I am allowed to browse for the file and can

>see it in the temp installation directory created during the install of SP3.

>It will not however allow me to get past the error.

>

>I extracted the file using the /x parameter, copied to the

>c:\windows\system32 directory manually and tried to use regsvr32 to register

>the file to see if that would help. No go.

>

>The following error message came up after cancelling the installation:

>"The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect."

>

>Any idea what the problem could be and what to do?

>

>P.S. I am a local admin and domain admin. Using Domain Admin to install 1st,

>tried local admin afterwards, still no go.

 

Although not conventional, how about installing it in Safe Mode?

 

- Thee Chicago Wolf

Guest SteveDB
Posted

Re: KB936929 Setup Error - mmcxfcr.dll

 

Hello and Greetings,

 

I did try that and of course....same result. I did catch another possible

clue..

 

The process it is trying to accomplish the following when the error for the

mmcfxcr.dll occures:

"Installing file MMCFXCOMMON.RESOURCES.DL"

 

Now, I'm not sure how the two correlate together but it occurrs at the same

place, same messages each and every time.

 

Thanks,

--

SteveDB

 

 

"Thee Chicago Wolf" wrote:

> >Hello and Greetings,

> >I'm having a particularly interesting problem installing SP3. The

> >installation seems to go well until receiving a "Copy Error" message. It

> >reads as follows:

> >"An error occurred while copying file mmcfxcr.dll. Cannot copy file to

> >destination directory. Click Retry to retry the operation or clock Cancel to"

> >

> >That it for the first message. I am allowed to browse for the file and can

> >see it in the temp installation directory created during the install of SP3.

> >It will not however allow me to get past the error.

> >

> >I extracted the file using the /x parameter, copied to the

> >c:\windows\system32 directory manually and tried to use regsvr32 to register

> >the file to see if that would help. No go.

> >

> >The following error message came up after cancelling the installation:

> >"The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect."

> >

> >Any idea what the problem could be and what to do?

> >

> >P.S. I am a local admin and domain admin. Using Domain Admin to install 1st,

> >tried local admin afterwards, still no go.

>

> Although not conventional, how about installing it in Safe Mode?

>

> - Thee Chicago Wolf

>


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