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In this WindowsForum thread, the original poster is seeking help with a failed installation of the Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4 on a 64-bit Windows system, despite attempts to run as administrator and change directories. A respondent suggests that the error may be due to an existing file or missing property, indicating that the setup encounters a problem during the final installation steps. Overall, the discussion revolves around troubleshooting the installation failure, with the conclusion that the issue is likely related to file conflicts or missing setup properties.
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ionone

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Hi

i'm trying to install Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4 (ISO) for Windows 64 bits to be able to program software for the x64 architecture.

the only problem is that the installation fails.

i tried with administrator option, i tried different directories but always fails at the beginning of the install

here is the log of the install : [DOS] c - Pastebin.com

thanks for the help

Jeff
 

Saltgrass

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I am not a programmer, but since you are, prehaps you recognize the quoted material from your log. It appears the first parts of the install go fine and then on the last part of the log, something happens. I believe the error shown means "Cannot create a file when that file already exists", but you probably know better than I.

DDSet_Error: Patch Hooks: Missing required property 'ProductFamily': Setup cannot continue.
DDSet_Warning: Setup failed while calling 'getDLLName'. System error: 0xb7
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