![]() WinVerifyTrust is not available on the computer. Verification of the digital signature for cabinet '%1' cannot be performed. Informational message that the installation initiated a reboot of the system. See also Searching For a Broken Feature or Component. The resource '%4' does not exist.Ī warning message. Unexpected or missing subkey '%1' in key '%2'Įrror message that there was an unexpected or missing subkey.ĭetection of product '%1', feature '%2', component '%3' failed Note: Beginning with Windows Installer version 2.0, this message is: Detection of product '%1', feature '%2', component '%3' failed. Unexpected or missing value (name: '%1', value: '%2') in key '%3'Įrror message that there was an unexpected or missing value. For details, see Searching For a Broken Feature or Component. Event IDĭetection of product '%1', feature '%2' failed during request for component '%3'Ī warning message. The successful installation is logged in the Application Event Log with a message ID of 11707 (1707 + 10,000).įor information about how to enable verbose logging on a user's computer when troubleshooting deployment, see Windows Installer Best Practices. For example, the error number in the Error table for an installation completed successfully is 1707. All general errors authored in the Error table that are returned for an installation that fails are logged in the Application Event Log with a message ID equal to the Error + 10,000. All event log messages have a unique event ID. The installer may write the following entries in the event log. If a large amount of information is written, the Event Log file can become full and the installer displays the message, "The Application log file is full." Detection of corrupted configuration data.Errors that occur during product configuration.Success or failure of the installation removal or repair of a product.The installer also writes entries into the event log. Windows Vista introduced a new eventing model that unifies both ETW and the Windows Event Log API. ![]() Prior to Windows Vista, you would use either Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) or Event Logging to log events. The event-logging service stores events from various sources in a single collection called an event log. Windows Events provides a standard, centralized way for applications (and the operating system) to record important software and hardware events.
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