Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Installation Failure

MS .NET Framework 2.0 fails to install. Attempts to create an automated
support request also fails; data collection tool "hangs" indefinitely and
Internet Explorer displays "error on page" message. The tool also cannot
collect the Product Identification Number; the MS PID "sniffer" Active X
control is absent from the system.

Colin
Sat Oct 14 11:44:38 CDT 2006

What system? How about some info?

"Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:09A3EB42-F085-4CC9-A316-164F448CF1B5@microsoft.com...
> MS .NET Framework 2.0 fails to install. Attempts to create an automated
> support request also fails; data collection tool "hangs" indefinitely and
> Internet Explorer displays "error on page" message. The tool also cannot
> collect the Product Identification Number; the MS PID "sniffer" Active X
> control is absent from the system.

EricGarrett
Sat Oct 14 13:11:02 CDT 2006

x64 bit Windows XP Professional, self-constructed PC using Pentium D 950 CPU,
Intel motherboard D101GGC, RAID volume with stiping over mirroring 466 GB
recognized capacity (4x250 GB actual SATAII 300 MB/sec using add-in host
adapter), other hardware superfluous (ATAPI devices, modem, onboard LAN,
onboard audio adapter, onboard graphics adapter). Master boot record
installed on master IDE drive, boot device is the redundant array and Windows
installation is contained on the array. The MS automated data recovery
function is unable to collect the system information, and therefore cannot
create an automated support request.

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:

> What system? How about some info?
>
> "Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:09A3EB42-F085-4CC9-A316-164F448CF1B5@microsoft.com...
> > MS .NET Framework 2.0 fails to install. Attempts to create an automated
> > support request also fails; data collection tool "hangs" indefinitely and
> > Internet Explorer displays "error on page" message. The tool also cannot
> > collect the Product Identification Number; the MS PID "sniffer" Active X
> > control is absent from the system.
>
>
>

Mark
Sat Oct 14 13:15:42 CDT 2006

Are you sure you installed the x64 version of .Net 2.0? I had no problems
installing it on XP x64.

"Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7DC5479A-2E20-434D-9FA2-CD3D97AF386A@microsoft.com...
> x64 bit Windows XP Professional, self-constructed PC using Pentium D 950
> CPU,
> Intel motherboard D101GGC, RAID volume with stiping over mirroring 466 GB
> recognized capacity (4x250 GB actual SATAII 300 MB/sec using add-in host
> adapter), other hardware superfluous (ATAPI devices, modem, onboard LAN,
> onboard audio adapter, onboard graphics adapter). Master boot record
> installed on master IDE drive, boot device is the redundant array and
> Windows
> installation is contained on the array. The MS automated data recovery
> function is unable to collect the system information, and therefore cannot
> create an automated support request.
>
> "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
>
>> What system? How about some info?
>>
>> "Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:09A3EB42-F085-4CC9-A316-164F448CF1B5@microsoft.com...
>> > MS .NET Framework 2.0 fails to install. Attempts to create an automated
>> > support request also fails; data collection tool "hangs" indefinitely
>> > and
>> > Internet Explorer displays "error on page" message. The tool also
>> > cannot
>> > collect the Product Identification Number; the MS PID "sniffer" Active
>> > X
>> > control is absent from the system.
>>
>>
>>

EricGarrett
Sat Oct 14 13:26:02 CDT 2006

Yes, the x64 version of the .NET Framework 2.0 - the 1.1 framework installed
normally, and all other x64 Windows OS updates install nominally. Winows
generates an error message, which I have submitted. I captured snapshots of
these errors using MSPAINT application.

"Mark W Scheidell" wrote:

> Are you sure you installed the x64 version of .Net 2.0? I had no problems
> installing it on XP x64.
>
> "Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:7DC5479A-2E20-434D-9FA2-CD3D97AF386A@microsoft.com...
> > x64 bit Windows XP Professional, self-constructed PC using Pentium D 950
> > CPU,
> > Intel motherboard D101GGC, RAID volume with stiping over mirroring 466 GB
> > recognized capacity (4x250 GB actual SATAII 300 MB/sec using add-in host
> > adapter), other hardware superfluous (ATAPI devices, modem, onboard LAN,
> > onboard audio adapter, onboard graphics adapter). Master boot record
> > installed on master IDE drive, boot device is the redundant array and
> > Windows
> > installation is contained on the array. The MS automated data recovery
> > function is unable to collect the system information, and therefore cannot
> > create an automated support request.
> >
> > "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
> >
> >> What system? How about some info?
> >>
> >> "Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:09A3EB42-F085-4CC9-A316-164F448CF1B5@microsoft.com...
> >> > MS .NET Framework 2.0 fails to install. Attempts to create an automated
> >> > support request also fails; data collection tool "hangs" indefinitely
> >> > and
> >> > Internet Explorer displays "error on page" message. The tool also
> >> > cannot
> >> > collect the Product Identification Number; the MS PID "sniffer" Active
> >> > X
> >> > control is absent from the system.
> >>
> >>
> >>
>

Colin
Mon Oct 16 12:09:23 CDT 2006

You are eligible for support from Microsoft for installation issues with
patches and updates regardless of the fact that the base XP x64 is an OEM
product. I suggest you contact MS.

"Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:67C75958-A069-46E1-A8B1-B9C2E4B6CE8A@microsoft.com...
> Yes, the x64 version of the .NET Framework 2.0 - the 1.1 framework
> installed
> normally, and all other x64 Windows OS updates install nominally. Winows
> generates an error message, which I have submitted. I captured snapshots
> of
> these errors using MSPAINT application.
>
> "Mark W Scheidell" wrote:
>
>> Are you sure you installed the x64 version of .Net 2.0? I had no
>> problems
>> installing it on XP x64.
>>
>> "Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:7DC5479A-2E20-434D-9FA2-CD3D97AF386A@microsoft.com...
>> > x64 bit Windows XP Professional, self-constructed PC using Pentium D
>> > 950
>> > CPU,
>> > Intel motherboard D101GGC, RAID volume with stiping over mirroring 466
>> > GB
>> > recognized capacity (4x250 GB actual SATAII 300 MB/sec using add-in
>> > host
>> > adapter), other hardware superfluous (ATAPI devices, modem, onboard
>> > LAN,
>> > onboard audio adapter, onboard graphics adapter). Master boot record
>> > installed on master IDE drive, boot device is the redundant array and
>> > Windows
>> > installation is contained on the array. The MS automated data recovery
>> > function is unable to collect the system information, and therefore
>> > cannot
>> > create an automated support request.
>> >
>> > "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
>> >
>> >> What system? How about some info?
>> >>
>> >> "Eric Garrett" <EricGarrett@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> >> message
>> >> news:09A3EB42-F085-4CC9-A316-164F448CF1B5@microsoft.com...
>> >> > MS .NET Framework 2.0 fails to install. Attempts to create an
>> >> > automated
>> >> > support request also fails; data collection tool "hangs"
>> >> > indefinitely
>> >> > and
>> >> > Internet Explorer displays "error on page" message. The tool also
>> >> > cannot
>> >> > collect the Product Identification Number; the MS PID "sniffer"
>> >> > Active
>> >> > X
>> >> > control is absent from the system.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>