Error: "unable to locate the .msi" not able to uninstall iTunes.

Original title: HELP.

I can't find a way to uninstall ITunes. System cannot locate .msi.

Hi Missy233,

What is the exact error message when you try to uninstall iTunes?

You can follow this link to uninstall iTunes & check if it helps:

How to manually remove programs from the add tool / remove programs

Reference: Remove and reinstall iTunes, QuickTime, and other software for Windows XP components

Hope the helps of information.
Please post back and we do know.

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181936.547.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.3568042.1.0: LIBTUX_CAT:582: ERROR: unable to save, the full registry table
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< WSBinding id = "CURTEST_Binding" >
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184541.717.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184541.717.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184541.717.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184541.718.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
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184541.723.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x 1 x4f1968af: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184541.727.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_errlog.11956518.1.0: username: mamu2:
184541.727.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_errlog.11956518.1.0: Sbaw id: 281396:
184541.727.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_errlog.11956518.1.0: company id: B21001:
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184541.729.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184700.521.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184700.521.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184700.521.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184700.522.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184700.522.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184700.523.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 2: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184700.524.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 2: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184700.538.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184700.538.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.691.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.691.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.691.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.692.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.693.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 3: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.694.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 3: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.710.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.711.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.718.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.718.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.718.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.718.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.718.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.719.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 4: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.719.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 4: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.732.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.732.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.738.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.738.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.739.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.739.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.739.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.739.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 5: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.740.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 5: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.756.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.756.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.769.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.769.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.769.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.769.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.770.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.770.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x 6 x4f1968af: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.771.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x 6 x4f1968af: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.798.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.799.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.807.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.807.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.807.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.807.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.807.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.808.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x 7 x4f1968af: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.808.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x 7 x4f1968af: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.821.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.821.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.831.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.831.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.831.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.831.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.831.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.832.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 8: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.832.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 8: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.843.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.843.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.855.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.855.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.855.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.855.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.856.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.856.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 9: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.857.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af x 9: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.869.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.869.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.876.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.876.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.876.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.876.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.876.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.877.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af xa: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.877.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af xa: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.899.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.899.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1291.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.906.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.906.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.906.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.907.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.907.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.907.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af xb: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.908.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af xb: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.918.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.919.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.932.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.932.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.932.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.932.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.932.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.933.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af xc: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.933.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af xc: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.945.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.945.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1034.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.957.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.957.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.957.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.957.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.957.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]
184707.958.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af xd: SESSION: TIMEOUT VALUE IS [9999]:
184707.958.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: gtrid x 0 x4f1968af xd: SESSION: SESSION [281397] IS VALID:
184707.973.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: LIBTUX_CAT:585: ERROR: registry disabled table slot index past, impossible to cancel registration
184707.973.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: received a message from Tuxedo, SCO index = 4095
184707.973.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1548.0: TRACE: ms: Send a http message net, index of SCO = 4095
184707.980.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A HTTP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.980.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Message TRACE: ms: A SOAP is received, SCO index = 4095
184707.980.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.777.0: Transformation of data TRACE: ms: Begin of the request message, type of buffer = FML32, SCO index = 4095
184707.980.MLXWTAIXDEV! GWWS.2277636.1.0: TRACE: ms: a message to the Tuxedo, SCD_GET_TRD_UND, SCO index = 4095 = service name
184707.980.MLXWTAIXDEV! svr_session.11043070.1.0: SESS: INPUT IS [mamu2]: [281397]

Kind regards
Anurag
Hello

Tuxedo documentation, LIBTUX_CAT:582 is described as follows with a recommended action.

>
582

ERROR: Unable to save, the full registry table

Description

The BEA TUXEDO system was trying to find a location in the registry table for a process, but the registry table was full.

Action

Increase the MAXACCESSERS parameter in the UBBCONFIG file, rebuild the TUXCONFIG file, and then restart the application and try again.

>

So try increassing MAXACCESSERS and see if the problem goes away.

Kind regards
Todd little
Chief Architect of Oracle Tuxedo

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Over multiple node R12 on Enterprise Linux 4 installation fees. below error is encountered on node2

AC-00002: error: unable to create the log file
The installation was successful on the database node and the main node of the Application. On the primary Application node only ' lot

Treatment services are enabled.

However, when installing on the application additional node the rapidwiz is errors

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$INST_TOP/$CONTEXT_NAME/logs/12202114.log

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I checked this by pressing a file being logged in as root:

-rw - r - r - 1 person person 0 20 Dec 10:59 abc

I mounted node2 successfully using
Mount-t nfs nas1: / erparch /erparch

Rapidwiz version is 12.0.0.20

What are the steps to take in order to proceed with the installation on the second node.
user10126380 wrote:
I think that the reason for the failure:

I am writing on a mounted NFS on Node2. If I access a NFS mount from one server other than of its origin, the root of the application server user is considered person not the user.
I checked this by pressing a file being logged in as root:

-rw - r - r - 1 person person 0 20 Dec 10:59 abc

I think you've correctly identified the source of your problem. By default, the NFS mounts are usually created with the 'root_squash' option, where the user root on a remote system creates its files as the anonymous user ('nobody' in most cases) on the exported NFS volume. It is usually a good practical security; However, in your case, you need to export the NFS volume with no_root_squash to allow the user root on Node2 to create files as expected when you run RapidWiz. Once installation is complete, you should be able to go back to using the default root_squash option, as the following files in the filesystem level of demand will be created by non-root users.

Your system administrators may not be happy with the idea of an export of no_root_squash, and I wouldn't blame them. :-) If there is dispute, make sure that they understand that it is only for the duration of the installation of the EBS, and she can (and should) be powered once the installation is complete and verified to work.

These two articles offer a brief explanation of the purpose and value of the NFS mount root_squash/no_root_squash export options.

Kind regards

John P.
http://only4left.jpiwowar.com

Published by: jpiwowar on December 21, 2009 21:38

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I am not able to uninstall a file youndoo of the control panel.

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I installed the game Viva Pinata on Windows XP Pro in English when I try turn on the game there is a message like: unable to locate the DVD - ROM drive.

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If computer (or other default Windows desktop icons are missing, here is an article on how to recover: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/restore-missing-desktop-icons-in-windows-vista/.)

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Hello
I am struggling with a few files Illustrator CS6 which does not more open with read-only error "unable to open the illustration." My illustrator can open on its own and other files are fine, but what happened now 3 of my files and its really frustrating.
My work around at the moment was to open the corrupted format adobe acrobat files and save as .eps, files open in illustrator, but they aren't always the same thing in the end with layers and etc.
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