No answers yet but the problem persists, this Vista OS is more eye candy
than anything else, it has been nothing but one problem after another :-(
"....DotNet4Ever...." <hate.spam[ at ]nowhere.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] >I have a Windows Vista Business (32 bit) PC at work. It came with Windows
>pre-installed as it was a Dell machine. Now I need to add the Microsoft
>Message Queuing Server to my installation and do the following:
>
> 1. open control panel
> 2. Add or Remove programs
> 3. On the left pane selected "Enable/Disable Windows components"
> 4. On the resulting dialog scrolled down to "Microsoft Message Queue
> Server"
> 5. Enabled ALL the checkboxes belonging to MSMQ
> 6. Pressed OK
>
> Then the system goes to think for a while and proceeds to "install" the
> MSMQ server component. Then it says I have to reboot. I let it reboot the
> system.
>
> Machine reboots and some stuff appears on a black screen looking like
> registry keys. Then it boots again and shows me another dialog saying
> "Installing update 3 of 3" or something like that. I wait until it reaches
> 100% and then it says it has to reboot again. So far so good, no error has
> been produced.
>
> The machine reboots for the 2nd time in this process and everything seems
> fine, just before the Login screen when I am about to get happy I get a
> notification (Windows) that Windows Vista was feeling unwell and that it
> needs to rollback the installation. It does that and MSMQ is NOT there.
>
> I have tried this already 5 times and it is ALWAYS the same! I can't get
> MSMQ installed on Windows Vista.
>
> Any clues?
>
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