Hi,
I'm getting the following error while installing BizTalk Server 2004 on Win
XP SP2.
"Error 5008 Registration of the BizTalk WMI provider failed Return code 424"

I'm running into this problem in my home PC.
I successfully installed and configured BT2004 in my work WinXP SP1 machine
last week.

I almost went thru all the posts that relate to similar issues (mostly
post-install) and tried them. But nothing helped me in getting the
installation past this point.

Any help in this regard is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Bala

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Some things to try:
- make sure that winmgmt service is started properly
- try to reset the WMI repository:
1. Stop the Winmgmt service
2. Move all the files under
<windows>\system32\wbem\Repository to a temp folder
3. Restart the Winmgmt service
4. WMI will recreate the Repository, and
recreate the files under <windows>\system32\wbem\Repository.
- check the PATH variable make sure it includes the wbem folder

Thank you,
-Liliana

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Thanks Liliana for your reply . I tried recreating the repository directory
and installing BTS 2004. I got the same error and the setup rolled-back. Teh
setup Could not register the BTSWMIProvider.dll. So I loaded
BTSWMIProvider.dll in Dependancy Walker. The only dll that is missing in my
system is MSJava.dll. I get an error in Dependancy Walker. Let me refresh my
problem here - I have WinXP Professional with SP2 at my home and BTS2004
installation fails. I successfully installed BTS2004 in my work PC running
WinXP Professional SP1. Now I know for sure the BTSWMIProvider.dll is not
registering bcos MSJava.dll is missing. How do I get MSJava.dll? How do I
install MSJava.dll?
Thanks in advance,
Bala

"Liliana Sambotin [MSFT]" <lilianas@online.microsoft.com> wrote in messa
ge
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> Some things to try:
> - make sure that winmgmt service is started properly
> - try to reset the WMI repository:
>                               1. Stop the Winmgmt service
>                               2. Move all the files under
> <windows>\system32\wbem\Repository to a temp folder
>                               3. Restart the Winmgmt service
>                               4. WMI will recreate the Repository, and
> recreate the files under <windows>\system32\wbem\Repository.
> - check the PATH variable make sure it includes the wbem folder
>
> Thank you,
> -Liliana

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FYI -
I just confirmed with my colleague sitting next to me who has an WinXP Prof.
Box wiht SP2. The dependancy walker gives error looking for MSJava.dll.

BTW - I still need help :-)

Thanks in advance,
Bala
"Bala Venkat" <balav@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks Liliana for your reply . I tried recreating the repository
directory
> and installing BTS 2004. I got the same error and the setup rolled-back.
Teh
> setup Could not register the BTSWMIProvider.dll. So I loaded
> BTSWMIProvider.dll in Dependancy Walker. The only dll that is missing in
my
> system is MSJava.dll. I get an error in Dependancy Walker. Let me refresh
my
> problem here - I have WinXP Professional with SP2 at my home and BTS2004
> installation fails. I successfully installed BTS2004 in my work PC running
> WinXP Professional SP1. Now I know for sure the BTSWMIProvider.dll is not
> registering bcos MSJava.dll is missing. How do I get MSJava.dll? How do I
> install MSJava.dll?
> Thanks in advance,
> Bala
>
> "Liliana Sambotin [MSFT]" <lilianas@online.microsoft.com> wrote in mes
sage
> news:ZKS9Xa3uEHA.2092@cpmsftngxa10.phx.gbl... 
>
>

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Is MSJava.dll missing on your machine? Check for it under
<windows>\system32 directory.

If it's missed, can you try copying it from one of your colleagues who have
it? or download it (check under
http://www.microsoft.com/java/download.htm)?
If the dll is present on your machine, try register it using the following
command - start>run>regsvr32 msjava.dll.
Thanks,
-Liliana

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The dll was missing so I copied the Dll from my friends laptop to my System3
2
folder.

I still got the same error. :-(

-Bala


"Liliana Sambotin [MSFT]" wrote:

> Is MSJava.dll missing on your machine? Check for it under
> <windows>\system32 directory.
>
> If it's missed, can you try copying it from one of your colleagues who hav
e
> it? or download it (check under
> http://www.microsoft.com/java/download.htm)?
> If the dll is present on your machine, try register it using the following
> command - start>run>regsvr32 msjava.dll.
> Thanks,
> -Liliana

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Please check the PATH variable into the system environment variables and
make sure it points to the correct path to your <windows>\system32
directory.

More questions:
- Do you have a dual boot machine (2 operating systems)?
- Are you trying to use a virtual machine? This is not supported
(http://support.microsoft.com/?id=842301)

Thanks,
-Liliana

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Liliana,
Path variable has <windows>\System32.
My machine is not a dualboot machine.
I'm not running virtual machine.

Thanks,
Bala

"Liliana Sambotin [MSFT]" wrote:

> Please check the PATH variable into the system environment variables and
> make sure it points to the correct path to your <windows>\system32
> directory.
>
> More questions:
> - Do you have a dual boot machine (2 operating systems)?
> - Are you trying to use a virtual machine? This is not supported
> (http://support.microsoft.com/?id=842301)
>
> Thanks,
> -Liliana
>

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Could you please send the setup log file?
Thanks,
-Liliana

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Liliana - Its a 9mb file. I've sent it to Jow Eldridge of MS already who is
also working. ( for some reason I've to post twice in this forum to get a
reply :-)). I'll zip it and email you the log.


"Liliana Sambotin [MSFT]" wrote:

> Could you please send the setup log file?
> Thanks,
> -Liliana

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